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when to eat 05 Mar 2012 20:15 #13780

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can I eat and take mms right away? I like to drink bottled water that is slightly flavored. It has some added ascorbic acid. Is this ok to drink?

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Re: when to eat 05 Mar 2012 20:43 #13784

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No to the bottled water - ascorbic acid inactivates the MMS.

In terms of eating - JH says to wait about 30 minutes - (sort of midway between doses) - I've known people who have eaten right away and they've said it didn't seem to affect the activity of MMS.
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