Mixing MMS with fruit juices

I seems to get conflicting information from Jim Humble about MMS, Fruit Juice and Vitamin C.

On one hand Jim recommend mixing MMS with fruit juice to make the liquid more palatable. However, on the other hand he said that Vitamin C negate the effect of MMS.

Isn't fruit juices such as Apple and orange juice contain high Vitamin C. Why is it ok to mix MMS with fruit juice while Vitamin C will kill the effect of MMS?

I'm confused.

Although Jim has and still does acknowledge that you can take your MMS in a juice of some sort, he has moderated position over the last few years. No juice for protocol 2000, and for other juices, they must be hand-squeezed at home. The last year or two most juice companies have added vitamin C in the form of sodium ascorbate or ascorbic acid. Those will deactivate the oxidant properties of MMS, particularly if left in a daily bottle -

I think, for each of us, the question is going to be, "what am I healing and how much am I willing to dilute the effectiveness of the MMS in the process?"

Pam

So, let me clarify.

If I hand-squeeze some oranges or pineapple fruits and use the juice to dilute MMS, the natural vitamin C in the fruit juice won't deactivate the MMS? Am I correct?

Not oranges as they have too much vitamin-C.

Try juicing apples instead.

Jim Humble has been very clear in his book that orange juice is a big no-no. Whether freshly juiced or not.