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Any videos of microorganism dying under the microscope 05 May 2019 15:23 #60470

MikeGreo Topic Author Offline Junior Member Posts: 37 Thank you received: 8	Hi, I have been looking at videos of micro-organism dying unde the microscope. Would love to see any where MMS is applied? Hasn't this been done already? Would be great to see this! Kind regards, Mike
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Any videos of microorganism dying under the microscope 05 May 2019 17:36 #60473

CLO2 Away Platinum Member Posts: 5396 Thank you received: 4260	My ND said he has seen that experiment with CLO2 and everything died that was in the petri dish.
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