MMS or DMSO for allergies (hayfever etc)

You must have Jim's book in print version and not the PDF.

On page 110, you will find this:

"Allergies: Begin with the Starting Procedure and continue following the HRP (always observing the Three Golden Rules) until allergies are gone."

mmsinfo.org/infosheets/MMS1_Teeth_Brushing_Procedure_pH_Testing_Results.pdf

I just checked a toothpaste I use, Weleda 'Ratanhia', with pH test strips and it looks like the pH is about 6. You would think a company that makes and sells toothpaste would not sell a product that could damage tooth enamel. So, perhaps we can say pH 6 and above is okay for teeth brushing.

As mentioned in the testing, the pH of the water used to mix with a sodium chlorite solution (SCS) is the main factor in the pH of the teeth brushing solution.

The lady on the MMS forum who brought up the question was brushing for long periods of time which would have made the problem worse than if brushing for the normal 2 minute dentist recommended time period.

Testing showed that CDS resulted in the highest pH of the three SCSs.

Hey guys, ​​I'm new in the making MMS, but ive tried it for yest infection which stopped bothering me within an hour and went away completely the next day with 2nd dose.  Now I'm considering getting into making it myself, and helping someone who has very severe Hayfever. SO, DO YOU GUYS HAVE ANY UPDATES regarding using MMS against Hayfever???