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We use the protocol of MMS Gas in our mouths to clean our mouth and teeth and it's wonderful. Is the gas also safe if we put the drops in a small glass then put the drops with the partial in another larger glass container and leave it them their overnight? 

Is it safe if the partial has metal as well?

Thank you and God Bless.....

BoomerSooner17 wrote:

We use the protocol of MMS Gas in our mouths to clean our mouth and teeth and it's wonderful. Please tell me where you found that protocol. Thanks. 

Is the gas also safe if we put the drops in a small glass then put the drops with the partial in another larger glass container and leave it them their overnight? What is the partial made from? 

Is it safe if the partial has metal as well? Probably not as CLO2 gas will likely attack the metal. 

Thank you and God Bless.....

The protocol was from Jim Humble. Saw his video when he demonstrated from his book on how to use gas in your mouth. Just did the same for the dentures but put them in a glass. Similar to the way Dr. Kalcker did it when he makes CDS. Put a smaller glass (with the drops) in a larger glass. The smaller glass put the drops in and the lay the dentures on the outside of the smaller glass but in the larger glass. Once the drops are put in the smaller glass then immediately close the larger glass and allow the gas to clean the dentures. 

Here is the link to Jim Humbles protocols. www.bitchute.com/video/VtEcgYaEoTVG/ go to 1:02:09

MMS Gas in mouth

• MMS gas cleans things up. Cleanest mouth.
• 3-6 drops activated in shot glass
• Don’t wait, put in mouth right away
• Do this for 2 minutes

• ⁃ DO NOT inhale gas, breath through mouth, when you take it out don’t inhale the gas, blow outward. Otherwise will have a coughing spell if inhale.

The dentures are made of Lucitone 199. See attached specifics on the ingredients.

That is what we felt on my husband's bottom dentures which had metal in them. But his top is made of Lucitone 199 and had no metal in it. We had been using vinegar and filtered water to soak his dentures in. Just wanted to clean them of any bacteria or stuff that shouldn't be there.  

We have been doing the gas procedure on my husband and I about 2-3 times a week and it has been great. My husband had gingivitis and had to have a lot of his teeth pulled, prior to learning about MMS. I had my mouth tested and had a specific bacteria that was contagious between my husband and I so we both do this gas procedure to make sure our mouths are clean and free of the bad bacterias now. Our teeth have never been whiter and cleaners. The gas procedure is like going to the dentist and have them cleaned. Man our teeth feel very clean afterwards. They have helped with sores and all kinds of mouth issues.

Thanks for your help, and guidance. God Bless.

BoomerSooner17 wrote:

The protocol was from Jim Humble. Saw his video when he demonstrated from his book on how to use gas in your mouth. Just did the same for the dentures but put them in a glass. Similar to the way Dr. Kalcker did it when he makes CDS. Put a smaller glass (with the drops) in a larger glass. The smaller glass put the drops in and the lay the dentures on the outside of the smaller glass but in the larger glass. Once the drops are put in the smaller glass then immediately close the larger glass and allow the gas to clean the dentures. 

Here is the link to Jim Humbles protocols. www.bitchute.com/video/VtEcgYaEoTVG/ go to 1:02:09

MMS Gas in mouth

• MMS gas cleans things up. Cleanest mouth.
• 3-6 drops activated in shot glass
• Don’t wait, put in mouth right away
• Do this for 2 minutes

• ⁃ DO NOT inhale gas, breath through mouth, when you take it out don’t inhale the gas, blow outward. Otherwise will have a coughing spell if inhale. This statement is confusing. Are you saying to breathe through your mouth when following this protocol? That is not correct. If you breathe through your mouth when performing this protocol, you could do serious harm to your lungs. 

Note that that video by Jim is very old and you will not find any mention of it in his latest books. So, the protocol is not now approved because of the risk of inhaling such strong CLO2 gas and damaging your lungs. 

The dentures are made of Lucitone 199. See attached specifics on the ingredients. Lucitone 199 is nasty stuff. I found the following recommendation when searching for info about it. "It is crucial for denture wearers to consult with their laboratory to determine the method employed for producing Lucitone 199 dentures, ensuring the safest and most effective solution for their needs." 

That is what we felt on my husband's bottom dentures which had metal in them. But his top is made of Lucitone 199 and had no metal in it. We had been using vinegar and filtered water to soak his dentures in. Just wanted to clean them of any bacteria or stuff that shouldn't be there.  

We have been doing the gas procedure on my husband and I about 2-3 times a week and it has been great. My husband had gingivitis and had to have a lot of his teeth pulled, prior to learning about MMS. I had my mouth tested and had a specific bacteria that was contagious between my husband and I so we both do this gas procedure to make sure our mouths are clean and free of the bad bacterias now. Our teeth have never been whiter and cleaners. The gas procedure is like going to the dentist and have them cleaned. Man our teeth feel very clean afterwards. They have helped with sores and all kinds of mouth issues.

Thanks for your help, and guidance. God Bless. 


 

 DO NOT inhale gas, breathe through NOSE, when you take it out don’t inhale the gas, blow outward. Otherwise will have a coughing spell if inhale.

Sorry, it was a typo, should have been NOSE not MOUTH. In the book it does talk about inhaling the gas for certain conditions, that has not been removed from the book, Page 159 Lung Problems. That gives specific instructions on how to use the gas for certain conditions. We have not been inhaling the gas, breathing through the nose not the mouth and have not had any issues but great results.

Not sure about your other answer on the ingredient or a solution. The Chickasaw Tribe created his dentures.