If those herbs are strong antioxidants, then yes, they can stop MMS from working.
Read the attached PDF file and see if your herbs are listed.
Taking antioxidant numbers from the table (Antioxidant_Food_Table-Carlsen_et_al. 2010.pdf), I would say any food, fruit, herb, etc that is under 0.10 mmol/100g antioxidant content would be okay to use and not cause any significant reduction of chlorine dioxide (CLO2) in MMS. Of course, it depends on the quantity you consume.
You can try taking those herbs 1 hour after the last MMS dose of the day and hope they will be gone when you start MMS dosing the next day. If you are not getting the results you expect when taking MMS and herbs are being taken, they you may want to decide which health recovery program to follow.
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