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MMS2 and Bentonite Clay 29 Mar 2019 23:50 #60246

Alex.P.
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Does anyone know why Jim Humble in his latest book advise not to take MMS2 while taking Bentonite Clay? At page 103 he says:

"...do not continue with MMS2 during the time you are taking clay and MMS1..."

I understand that nothing should be mixed and taken at the same time with Calcium Hypochlorite apart from water.
But when the reaction with water has occurred in the stomach producing Hydrochloric Acid, there should not be any problem ingesting Bentonite Clay...let's say an hour after MMS2.
Am I wrong? I would really appreciate anyone's input on the matter. I didn't find any information about it apart from Jim Humble's quote.

Thanks in advance.
Alex

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MMS2 and Bentonite Clay 30 Mar 2019 03:50 #60248

CLO2 Offline Administrator Posts: 5562 Thank you received: 4393	I have sent the question to Jim. If he answers, I will post the answer here. Btw, when Calcium Hypochlorite and water mix, hypochlorous acid (HClO) is formed.
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MMS2 and Bentonite Clay 30 Mar 2019 12:09 #60254

Alex.P. Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 5 Thank you received: 1	Thanks CLO2. I hope Jim will answer. Yesterday I tried anyway and took MMS2 one hour after taking clay with no apparent problem. And of course is Hypochlorous Acid ...sorry, my mistake. The following user(s) said Thank You: CLO2
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MMS2 and Bentonite Clay 12 Apr 2019 07:27 #60339

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Alex, I have an answer to your question from Cari, Jim's assistant.

"If you were on Protocol 2000, however, do not continue with MMS2 during the time you are taking clay and MMS1 as per Step 3 above—simply continue with the amount of MMS1 you were taking at the time you started the clay, be it 5-drop doses, 7-drop doses, etc." The question is, why do you say to discontinue taking MMS2 when taking MMS1 and clay? Something to do with DMSO?

Cari: the reason Jim originally said this is because he feels it's too much to be taking all of that at once, and it can be overwhelming for the person. You are referring here to the Mold/Fungus Protocol and that is a protocol that is usually just a few days, it's sort of a --how would you say, like it's a break to add clay in for a few days and then if needed the person goes back to whatever protocol they were on and continues. In any case, having to take the clay with the MMS1 Jim feels is enough and best to let those two things do their thing, without the MMS2. Then they can go back to the MMS2 as per Protocol 2000 if needed. Hope this answers your question."

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