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MMS for enema 23 Jul 2024 22:36 #83047

katie123 Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 2 Thank you received: 0	For an enema as read in Jim Humble's book could I use a regular enema bag or is it advisable to use a bag quality that would be better to add MMS drops into the water. If I could have a response it would be appreciated.
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MMS for enema 29 Jul 2024 02:23 #83107

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Katie, in order to choose an enema bag suitable for the chemicals in MMS1, you should consult chemical-plastic compatibility charts.

MMS1 contains some chlorine dioxide (CLO2) [10% of available CLO2 in sodium chlorite solution (SCS)], and some acid used to partially activate SCS during the 30 second activation time period. There are probably other chemicals that are produced during the partial activation of SCS.

It would be much simpler to use CDS for a enema because CDS is only CLO2 in a water solution. You could use a stainless steel enema 'bag' because CLO2 and SS are compatible.

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