I would suggest you check out Chapter 3 in Jim’s MMS Health Recovery Guidebook, specifically pages 43-47 addresses various things you can mix with MMS if taste is a concern. There are some types of apple juice that is compatible with MMS, but this varies greatly. Much store bought apple juice is full of many additives, so it is wise to read the labels. As far as MMS, it is not recommended to use apple juice (or any juice) that has Vitamin C added, ascorbic acid or other forms. Whether you want to use herbal teas or fruit juices to mix with MMS, it’s safest to test your juice or other liquids using test strips to see what is compatible and what is not. Just to say apple juice across the board is ok to use with your MMS dose, would not be accurate, as brands vary in what is added and how it is processed and bottled. Even if you are using fresh juice, is your fruit certified organic for example, or there might be factors that render your juice not compatible. The safest is to test it. More information on how to do this is also in the Guidebook, (see page 278).
NOTE: I am not a doctor, and I do not diagnose, prescribe, treat, or cure. Nothing I have said has been evaluated by the FDA. I merely pass along information based on my experience and the experience of others. Everyone has the responsibility of choosing their own health treatment, with the supervision of a qualified health professional, if desired.
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