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Drink Tomato juice or V8 w/ MMS? 30 Jan 2025 18:20 #85497

Ronae Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 6 Thank you received: 2	I have been trying to figure out something to cut the taste/burn of MMS. Has anyone tried Tomato Juice or V8 or anything that might not be so high in antioxidants. Dr. Andreas Klacker says you can use coconut water but I read in other areas that you can't.
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Drink Tomato juice or V8 w/ MMS? 31 Jan 2025 03:49 #85499

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Ronae wrote:
I have been trying to figure out something to cut the taste/burn of MMS. I presume you are using MMS1 and not MMS2?

Has anyone tried Tomato Juice or V8 or anything that might not be so high in antioxidants. Tomato juice can be high in antioxidants. I would only use water.

Dr. Andreas Kalcker says you can use coconut water, but I read in other areas that you can't. Try any liquid and measure if the CLO2 ppm is reduced using LaMotte high range CLO2 test strips. Test first in plain water. Test again using the same quantity of a different liquid.

If you are making MMS1, which acid are you using?

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