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Mixing MMS with juice or coconut water? 21 Apr 2024 15:30 #82162

Ronae
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I watched a video with Andreas K. talking about mixing coconut water with CDS if you can't tolerate the taste. I am actually doing protocol 1000 with MMS and mixing it all at once in a 32 oz glass bottle. Sipping 4 oz every hour.
My throat is starting to burn and so I tried the coconut water trick ( only mixed a quarter of the bottle with coconut water, the rest water) and no bad taste. However the normal yellow solution turned clear after a couple of hours.
So I am guessing it neutralized MMS?
I read a guy was mixing it with carrot juice, is that acceptable? Thx for any input

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