Trust in MMS healing power.

Hi:
The more I read about MMS the more doubtful I become about its supposed healing power.
I am sorry to state that -and I even took MMS in the past, but now, that I am thinking about taking it again for prevention, and that I'm looking more into the components of MMS, I see that the raw
materials available might have problems: the NaClO2, for instance, is supplied mostly from China one of the filthiest countries in the world with great environmental pollution and ridiculous safety and health standards. So how can we utilize 80% grade NaClO2 from there when we don't know what is in that 20% that we put through our bodies?
I'm wondering where MMS providers get their raw materials (NaClO2 powder flakes from China, and if the HCl they use to be diluted is really pure muriatic acid? how pure is it?).
I think the Church should provide a list of reliable raw material suppliers for patients who wants to manufacture MMS by themselves and not go through vendors of unproven and unprovable competence and seriousness.

You can buy everything made in the USA. And it works.

Buy sodium chlorite 80% made in Clifton, New Jersey from The Chemical Store. You just need a small kitchen scale.
Buy calcium hypochlorite (MMS2) from Leslie's Pool Supply, made in Pittsburgh, PA, "Powder Power Plus", you'll need size zero empty capsules, fill 1/2 full.
Hydrochloric Acid 10% made in Colorado from The Science Company.

If you make your own CDS, it will have nothing in it except CL02 in distilled water.

filippo, if you use CDS you may need to consult these charts to find equivalent dosing compared to MMS1. If you have any throat irritation from CDS, then follow one of the Protocol 115 methods found on mmsinfo.org/

Thank you, I don't use CDS.

You could make CDS with the same ingredients you use to make MMS1. It is easy to make.

how long can Sodium Chlorite, 80%, Technical be stored? (looked up name in store you mentioned)

mmsforum.io/technical-talk-mms-mms1/19838-sodium-chlorite-faq#19838

My brother is a pharmaceutical rep for one of the giant drug companies and he says: Chemicals don't change structure, while they may (MAY) lose strength, they should be fine well past your demise, and it's for certain they would cause NO unintended harm.
His company did tests on many of their drugs and he said none had changed in 30 years. They like you throwing them away - so they can sell you more!