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Can nausea be an indication of potency? 04 Jan 2018 18:34 #57175

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When I ingest 7 drops of unactivated MMS (sodium chlorite) in 1/2 cup of water, shortly after I get some nausea.
My question: is nausea a rough indication of MMS potency?
If, say, I put 7 drops of sodium chlorite in a beverage and get
-> no nausea, is it correct to conclude that part or most of the MMS has been neutralized by the beverage?
-> some nausea, is it correct to conclude that MMS is working?

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Can nausea be an indication of potency? 07 Jan 2018 03:26 #57191

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When I ingest 7 drops of unactivated MMS (sodium chlorite) in 1/2 cup of water, shortly after I get some nausea.

My question: is nausea a rough indication of MMS potency? Possibly

If, say, I put 7 drops of sodium chlorite in a beverage and get:

-> no nausea, is it correct to conclude that part or most of the MMS has been neutralized by the beverage? maybe

-> some nausea, is it correct to conclude that MMS is working? probably

Keep in mind that 50% citric acid can cause stomach problems if using MMS1. To be sure, use 4% HCL instead of citric acid. Also, 7 drops of unactivated MMS may be overdosing, so if you reduce dosing, nausea may go away.

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Can nausea be an indication of potency? 08 Jan 2018 18:14 #57222

gabyher Topic Author Offline Elite Member Posts: 203 Thank you received: 153	Thanks CLO2 - I have never used citric acid, always HCL. True 7 drops too much SC.; I was experimenting with a few alternatives. The following user(s) said Thank You: CLO2
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