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MMS seasickness 14 May 2019 14:42 #60526

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I would like to know new ways to drink MMS without being pure, with some juice or some other liquid that taste more pleasant

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MMS seasickness 14 May 2019 15:22 #60527

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cranberry, apple or cran-apple, just make sure there is no added citric acid or vitamin C. I use Martinellis apple juice.

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MMS seasickness 14 May 2019 17:08 #60530

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Thank you so much for answering me.

I have a doubt, I read in several places that it was enough not to have vitamin C, only. Citric acid is news to me, I did not know, I thought it did not interfere with anything.

But see, your I can activate MMS with LIMAO drops, why can not I take it with LIMAO juice?

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MMS seasickness 14 May 2019 20:42 #60535

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Citric acid is one of the acids that activate drops of MMS, thus it doesn't need to be avoided. What you should avoid is ascorbic acid (vitamin C). Jim Humble mentions Coke and other soft drinks to make it taste better.
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MMS seasickness 16 May 2019 20:31 #60558

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Thanks for the answer, JMAC!

So I can drink gatorade without problems with MMS? It has citric acid in the composition.

Although the gatorade gave me diarrhea ...

Can I drink with organic grape juice?

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MMS seasickness 19 May 2019 17:28 #60569

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What I do is test my desired drink with LaMotte high-range Chlorine Dioxide test strips. I just put a dose of MMS1, and whatever drink I want to test, in a small glass jar and measure the PPM with the test strips. Then I put the lid on the jar, wait an hour, and test again. If the PPM hasn't dropped, it means the CLO2 hasn't been reduced by the drink, and it should be fine to use.
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MMS seasickness 19 May 2019 17:32 #60570

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thank you very much!!

A basic question, how do I test the PPM? Is there a link available for me to read?

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MMS seasickness 19 May 2019 17:40 #60571

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The LaMotte High-range Chlorine Dioxide test strips are available on Amazon. Follow the directions on the container.

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MMS seasickness 19 May 2019 18:10 #60572

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here in Brazil I only found test strips for chlorine and not for chlorine dioxide, will the tests have the same values?

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