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Maintenance dose MMS versus Calcium Hypochlorite 12 May 2014 19:38 #44310

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Dr. Segura says, “But I differ in those last words, I can pour mms on my arms and face, the healthy skin is not affected at all, but any brown spots dry up, crust over and fall off within a day ot two.


NACL02 and HCL0 are two completely different substance. One is a Base and the other is an acid. The first one is a very strong Base. That can burn your skin.
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Maintenance dose MMS versus Calcium Hypochlorite 12 May 2014 22:12 #44320

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Also, Dr. Segura is .... not an expert we follow on this forum.
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Maintenance dose MMS versus Calcium Hypochlorite 13 May 2014 22:24 #44350

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postmarkheaven,
I put mms straight on my neck to see what would happen, and it did burn a bit, left it on, didn't wash it off, and it was red for 2 or 3 days.

But I promise, straight mms on a age spot and it crusts up and falls off, each type of age spot is different, some react soon - the next day it falls off, some take more time, probably depends how deep it was....some take several applications. I drop a drop on a Q-tip and touch, sometimes it runs or goes outside the spot, it has never bothered the outside skin....except where the skin is sensitive.

So, postmark, is your neck okay now?
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Maintenance dose MMS versus Calcium Hypochlorite 14 May 2014 01:03 #44358

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I put mms straight on my neck to see what would happen, and it did burn a bit, left it on, didn't wash it off, and it was red for 2 or 3 days.

But I promise, straight mms on a age spot and it crusts up and falls off, each type of age spot is different, some react soon - the next day it falls off, some take more time, probably depends how deep it was....some take several applications. I drop a drop on a Q-tip and touch, sometimes it runs or goes outside the spot, it has never bothered the outside skin....except where the skin is sensitive.

So, postmark, is your neck okay now?


I also see the same effect but not that fast. But yes IT kill age spot.
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Maintenance dose MMS versus Calcium Hypochlorite 14 May 2014 02:34 #44361

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How can I penetrate my neck better? I am tempted to get a syringe and squirt mms into my neck. I cannot get the neck pain to go away. My neck is so tight and there are knots around my shoulders and upper back. I am guessing now that it might not be a virus and is probably a severe magnesium deficiency. Is there a test for this?

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Maintenance dose MMS versus Calcium Hypochlorite 14 May 2014 11:55 #44369

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If you think you are low on Magnesium here is some good info to get it into you and bypass the digestive system. This way your body can absorb much more and more easily! www.health-science-spirit.com/MagOil.htm

Here is a link to a good quality magnesium. Not cheap but it is good. I use it on me and like it. www.ancient-minerals.com/magnesium-chloride/

The spray needs to be left on for about 20 minutes then you can wash the area with plain water otherwise it will leave a sticky or dry residue that you may not want to leave on.

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Maintenance dose MMS versus Calcium Hypochlorite 14 May 2014 19:07 #44399

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I am doing Mag oil and taking mag chloride powder 00 capsules 3-4. The pain goes away and then come back. I have read almost every article by walter last, love his info. so maybe I might try injections of mag oil. I have a lot of nurses in my family so I can get them to tell me how. Let you all know if it works.

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Maintenance dose MMS versus Calcium Hypochlorite 14 May 2014 20:52 #44401

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I take magnesium for constipation....so, are you constipated? How would you know you are low in mag.? Taking shots sounds really severe and scary to me. Just because a high dose takes away the pain, it isn't curing you, time to think elsewhere.

You should really try seeing a chiropractor, they are fabulous these days, so see a young one. They not only crack you if needed they massage you to get the knots out, and they know how, unlike a massage therapist. But seeing a massage therapist would be a better step in the right direction.

MMS straight does not burn....I've put it on so many times, it only "burns" in that it turns the skin red, but that goes away. It eats the bad tissue....the spots on my hands are totally gone as I put it on and forget it. Whereas my face, I put it on, after a few minutes I wash it off...so I have to reapply a few times to get rid of the bad skin......but sometimes I leave it on my face as well, then it works fast, and sometimes it turns the skin a lighter color around the spot. Thing is, all skin and conditions invoke a different response, which is probably why Jim says it burns, he used it once, it turned red, so he said don't do it. Test it first.
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Maintenance dose MMS versus Calcium Hypochlorite 14 May 2014 21:55 #44404

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My guess is that he made the statement after he got hundreds of emails complaining about the "burning." -

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