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Fumes from MMS in Bathwater 08 Mar 2014 20:49 #40985

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I've been using MMS in my bathwater. I use 30 drops MMS + 30 drops of ctric acid.

Seems to be very therapeutic. Though I'm a little concerned about the fumes.

I know there are cautions about breathing in chlorine dioxide, but this is at such a low dose, I'm thinking that if anything this is therapeutic both to the skin and lungs? Does this sound about right?

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Fumes from MMS in Bathwater 08 Mar 2014 20:50 #40986

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The MMS will be absorbed mostly into the body where it touches - not to worry about the fumes -

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Fumes from MMS in Bathwater 08 Mar 2014 21:10 #40990

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Thanks for the quick reply Pam!

I always fill the bathtub so I was thinking of doubling the MMS mixtrue.
Would breathing fumes from 60 drops in a full tub of bathwater still be okay?

Also while on the subject of fumes. A while back I had a cough, and mixed up 6 drops of MMS and just let it sit by my bedside as I slept through the night. I've never read about anyone doing this ─ but I thought it would be safe. In your experience, could this be therapeutic as well?

I did a search about putting MMS in a humidifier but nothing turned up.

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Fumes from MMS in Bathwater 08 Mar 2014 23:17 #40993

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Jim's bath protocol is here:

mmswiki.is/index.php?title=Bath_protocol
(there is a link to MMS Wiki at the top of the Forum's page)

His suggestion is for 30 drops - going higher would be at your own initiative.

Several members of Kerri Rivera's (mmsautism.org/) autism treatment group are using cool mist humidifiers (ultra sonic, without air filter style ) at night, 35 activated drops in a gallon. I myself have just started that protocol - 30 activated drops in 1/2 gallon. It's too early for me to have a opinion yet - but hey me, the wife, and three dogs are getting the dose.
Martin

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Fumes from MMS in Bathwater 10 Mar 2014 04:45 #41034

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townsend

I been using 10 ml of MMS and 10ml of CA without problem with fumes.

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