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MMS with a cold black tea 24 Dec 2011 14:15 #9517

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Hi

I read somewhere in the forum about taking MMS in a cold black tea to mask the taste.
I have tried that today with 10 drops of mms in 3/4 glass of cold black tea and there was no taste of the MMS at all.

This is great unless the black tea destroy the MMS like coffee or Vitamin C. does anybody know if black tea is OK with MMS1?

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Nir

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