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Question about type of water to use with MMS 28 Feb 2024 19:34 #81646

Telesphorous Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 49 Thank you received: 3	A friend of mine wants to try MMS but he lives way out in the country and the local stores he buys from don't sell distilled water. He does have a Berkey water filter which he says is supposed to remove 99.9% of the contaminants. Would he still benefit from using MMS in the Berkey filtered water? Thank you.
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Question about type of water to use with MMS 28 Feb 2024 20:32 #81649

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That MIGHT be okay.

You should always use the cleanest water you can get,
ideally STEAM DISTILLED.

You can usually get (Steam) Distilled water at most grocery stores, drug stores, and
Walmart, Target, etc.

They usually have it for mothers to mix up baby formula.
So look in that section.

You can probably order it online these days, too.

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Question about type of water to use with MMS 29 Feb 2024 15:44 #81665

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Have your friend purchase a steam distiller.
H2O Labs offers a variety of distillers. I have one that I have used for years now - perhaps 8 years??? The distiller is used at least 10 times (for 10 gallons!) a month.
The price is reasonable ... just under $300.

Links: https://www.h2olabs.com/p-55-stainless-steel-model-300ss-water-distiller-with-glass-carafe.aspx

https://www.amazon.com/Stainless-Distiller-Porcelain-Effective-Removal/dp/B010GLSB6C/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?crid=28F7V8WWJOFIL&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.9r-RK3neTEKycH0xnP2sJZmGYAt92jAauicwPKq_9kcFLJdnkq6WsFYAhsxitQoqPSRBxfDOenS3uazlMuLgpuyhwKLjt507IbEZjmljeJBslgZG7LwlgpGRHfKkNJ0CB8MTbA0l7pbY2sBCRMnv88lTNDkKrnzsFD6e0yDdFSC2yGOlLN8CkrtHtOEZ8UlqSbB1A8ELpG760CViJkAy5zBVCm4NwO_OrPHTzoXIDjZm7s8DJ79cH-l3TxR3F8QRnUu0VfgrWeBdfUX3saCu0Co7m_LGQxP0xZ9GVixiQR0.BEc6KBVizttTJdNnHxz_jw4gQitchVzNVSYRVOAFpRc&dib_tag=se&keywords=h2o+distiller&qid=1709221257&sprefix=h2o+distiller%2Caps%2C263&sr=8-1-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&psc=1

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Question about type of water to use with MMS 29 Feb 2024 17:36 #81668

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Telesphorous wrote:
A friend of mine wants to try MMS but he lives way out in the country and the local stores he buys from don't sell distilled water.
He does have a Berkey water filter which he says is supposed to remove 99.9% of the contaminants. Would he still benefit from using MMS
in the Berkey filtered water? Thank you.

For making the MMS solution (ie. mixing the 80% sodium chlorite with water to get 22.4% MMS) you must use distilled water.

But for taking MMS1 Berkey water should be fine.

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