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I was driving home from CA to Phoenix yesterday thinking about what I need to get started on CDS knowing there will be naysayers as there always are... <sigh>
Something occurred to me... the molecular makeup of Splenda.

Naysayer: CDS is like drinking bleach you know. You can die from that.

Me: Really? Hmmm... do you ever drink "chlorinated" water? You know, water from the tap?

Naysayer: Uh, well, I guess so... in a pinch.

Me: Well then, even IF it was similar to "drinking bleach" as you say, you already DO drink some chlorine in your drinking water. You also bathe in it, unless you have a shower filtering system like I do. BTW, do you or have you ever used Splenda or the generic version sucralose?

Naysayer: Why yes! I try to avoid sugar at times so I've tried stevia but I like Splenda better. I even use it in cooking. It's great. It's in many of the sugar free drinks I buy. In fact, I buy the little yellow packets and use it in my iced tea nearly everyday and sweeten my coffee with it too.

Me: Well then, guess what the chemical makeup of Splenda is?

Naysayer: ?

Me: It contains THREE Chlorine atoms. Did you know that.

Naysayer: huh?!

Me: Yep. Look it up. It's true.

Naysayer: <checks the internet>

www.intechopen.com/chapters/72790

2.3.3 Sucralose
Sucralose is an artificial sweetener and sugar substitute having the molecular formula of C12H19Cl3O8 and molecular mass 397.64 g/mol. In the European Union it is known with the E number E955 and marketed under the name Splenda. Chlorination of sucrose leads to formation of sucralose. Sucralose is approximately 320–1000 times sweeter than sucrose and three times as sweet as aspartame and acesulfame potassium, and twice than sodium saccharin
 

Interesting insight into other chemical compounds.  I had a friend trying to get her on MMS1 for her dental issues. She responded, well, I've read some controversial stuff about that.  So showed her pages in Humble's latest book HRG, about safety and other chemical compounds and his response to the critics.  I think she finally got on board and looking into it now.  It is the cheapest thing you can do for improving your health!  They both were forced to get the c-v shot and have been sick with so many issues off and on (he's had TB, shingles in both eyes multiple times, still on O2 for some lung function issues, his list goes on and on).  Now she's got dentist bills because her mouth is dry and it's impacting her enamel.  I feel for them.  But he (the husband) keeps pushing big pharma doctors because they can't afford a lot.  She was surprised how inexpensive the products were for making MMS1!

Slightly off topic, but along the line of mis-leading information by fda.  They claim homeopathic teething tablets had to be removed from shelves due to a homeopathic ingredient Belladonna that was used.  Well, the FDA has approved a product for colitis that has Belladonna in it!  In a lot higher doses than a homeopathic product.  Sigh. They are the ones spreading mis-information about products that have been safe and used for a long time!

Anyway, Good luck on convincing others about things that are beneficial!  The new health and human services director is going to have his hands full re-educating millions who have been taught pharmaceutical therapies.