I've got a question about something I've read in this part of Jim Humble's instructions. I've published it in bold. I've started taking N-Acetyl-L-Cysteine on a daily basis, once a day, the amount of a flattened teaspoon content. I take it as a maintenance dose to keep my system clean. Now that I'm thinking of using MMS as a maintenance dose since it's so much cheaper, I wonder if NAC in such a dose is a strong anti-oxidant and therefore better to be avoided while taking MMS on a daily basis. I'm not ill, it's just this strangest of times with a pandemic (scamdemic) that has made me decide to take precautions.
Here's what Jim Humble has to say:“You need the MMS Health Recovery Guidebook for complete instructions. There are more details and important things to know for getting well, such as do not take things that neutralize MMS such as coffee, tea, orange juice, milk, alcohol,
things very high in antioxidants, and so on, at the same time you take MMS doses. I wrote the Guidebook with all the details in mind, I simply cannot repeat it all here—so get the book. In the MMS Health Recovery Guidebook, I have outlined a Health Recovery Plan which gives full instructions and protocols on how to handle other illnesses and diseases. If you do not have coronavirus, but think you have been exposed, you might want to take two 6-drop doses of MMS, an hour apart. I would then suggest doing the Starting Procedure, followed by Protocol 1000. Find this protocol here:
g2church239.org/protocols/That’s a preventative measure and works as overall detoxification of your body. And last, but not least, I recommend a daily maintenance dose of MMS for all. Full details of these protocols are found in the MMS Health Recovery Guidebook: jhbooks.org or go find it at amazon.co.uk as a Kindle book for about 8 pounds sterling. As mentioned above, educate yourself now—familiarize yourself with MMS today, don’t wait until you are in the middle of a crisis. All the best and good fortune to you along the way".
Jim Humble
