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Could using MMS on a daily basis cause any health issues? 24 Jul 2024 23:07 #83070

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Jim Humble suggests taking a daily maintenance dose of MMS1. That would be long-term. Chlorine dioxide supplied when following approved protocols, is just an oxidizer and lasts about one hour, then is gone from the body. See attached PDF files. Note that Jim does not put a time limit on daily maintenance dosing. 

Are you taking MMS1 or CDS? I take a C20 dose of CDS once a day. 

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Could using MMS on a daily basis cause any health issues? 27 Jul 2024 15:48 #83093

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Ah... I think you answered a question I was about to post... I was wondering when it would be OK to drink coffee or orange juice after a dose of CDS, due to the antioxidants they contain...

Waiting one hour after a dose of CDS should be sufficient... yes?

BTW:  I know you suggest reading Jim's books and I will, but I have been taking 40 drops of 3000ppm CDS, which I believe is roughly 2ml... twice a day on an empty stomach... I often add 7-10 drops of DMSO per dose... is this a good maintenance dose?  DO you support the addition of DMSO?   THX!!

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Could using MMS on a daily basis cause any health issues? 28 Jul 2024 08:31 #83097

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CLO2 lasts about one hour in the body, so one hour after a dose of CDS, you could drink coffee or orange juice.

When to take CDS again after drinking coffee or orange juice is the question. 

Coffee can remain in the body for many hours. 

Adding DMSO to a dose of CDS is fine to do, and should cause CLO2 to penetrate farther into the body. See attached file. 

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Could using MMS on a daily basis cause any health issues? 28 Jul 2024 10:25 #83098

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Devon said: "I now know about the baking soda, added to the solution, and I've tested this, which makes a big difference." 

Baking soda will reduce CLO2 in MMS1 or CDS. If you have CLO2 test strips, you can prove this. Measure before adding baking soda and again after adding BS. 

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Could using MMS on a daily basis cause any health issues? 06 Aug 2024 16:02 #83235

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Is this a good one? CrystalClearlab Chlorine Dioxide
I am completely new to this. Just saw a video on rumble and want to get started.

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Could using MMS on a daily basis cause any health issues? 23 Aug 2024 05:53 #83582

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i have been using clo2 in every way possible , i use it everyday , from cuts to brushing my teeth  and drinking it , sprays , ect. its been over 2 years now ..
the only health concern i have when it comes to this stuff is i wish i would have known about it a long time ago ... other than that no concerns .i plan to keep using this blessing for my go to problem solver forever .
i hope that helps ...
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Could using MMS on a daily basis cause any health issues? 23 Aug 2024 05:56 #83583

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yes you are correct , they say to use baking soda and water mix if someone took to much clo2.. a overdose or something like that.. 
it will counter the effects ... 
thought id share 

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