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If travelling, would MMS2 capsules suffice? 15 Apr 2014 18:44 #43182

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I will be traveling and on the go from morning to night for a couple of weeks. I will not be able to take MMS hourly or anything close to that.

Would it work to take 1 calcium hypochlorite calcium every night before bedtime? Or should I just forego all MMS etc., till I arrive back home?

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If travelling, would MMS2 capsules suffice? 15 Apr 2014 18:50 #43184

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I was on vacation on Puerto Rico last month and I took my MMS with me and my pills. I don't have any problem. I purchase a Rubermaid box like for little snack and put my mms in droppers of 2 ounces, put my 1 once vial and my extra dropper to fill my gelcaps put in the middle of my clothing. Put my gelcaps in a plastic container and enjoy vacation.

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If travelling, would MMS2 capsules suffice? 15 Apr 2014 18:54 #43185

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I don't have time to get those supplies mailed in before I leave here in 3 days or so...but I do have calc hypochol capsules.

So, do you think just taking 1 of those would suffice, or should I just drop it for 2 weeks?
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If travelling, would MMS2 capsules suffice? 15 Apr 2014 19:12 #43187

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This is my personal Opinion, Calcium Hypochlorite is stronger than MMS to the stomach and digestive tract and the nausea effect is more difficult to control than MMS. If you already have your body use to the Calcium Hypochlorite well take it with you, but if you are not familiar with those pills yet, leave it in your house.
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