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MMS: sodium chlorite (NaClO2) 28%
MMS1 or Activated MMS: chlorine dioxide (ClO2)

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Honey and juice recommandation 17 Feb 2012 04:16 #12698

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Hello-

Does anybody know whether or not honey neutralizes MMS or not? I like to take ginger tea with honey for nausea.
Just want to make sure it's OK.

Second thing is.. Could you please tell me which kind of juice you use for MMS mix, like brand names and where to find them?
I will order testing strip soon. In the mean time, I love to know which ones are safe to mix with MMS.
If it is not appropriate to post specific brand names on the forum, you are more than welcome to PM me.

Thank you.

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Re: Honey and juice recommandation 17 Feb 2012 04:26 #12699

Small Offline Senior Member Posts: 65 Thank you received: 16	Any juice, except orange, that has no Vitamin C or Ascorbic acid added. Jim recommends apple or pineapple juice.
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Re: Honey and juice recommandation 17 Feb 2012 04:34 #12700

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Thank you, Small.

Yes I am aware what he said. I am having a hard time finding any juice without vitamin C in it. If I do fine one, it's only low percentage of juice with too much sugar.

Jim mentioned frozne juice, but I am not able to find anything. So I was wondering what others would use.
Some people might have tested juice with strip and came out OK to use. (Sorry I wasn't clear enough). That's why I was asking about brand names.

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Re: Honey and juice recommandation 17 Feb 2012 04:45 #12701

ZnzMagic Visitor	Why do you not buy some fresh fruit and make your own juice, it would surely be a lot more beneficial than any juice you buy unless it is also fresh juice which usually costs and arm and a leg in most developed countries. Buy fresh fruit and use a blender-mixer to make your own brand...... Thanks.....
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Re: Honey and juice recommandation 17 Feb 2012 05:56 #12709

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I do juicing =). I really don't care for store bought juice. I wouldn't even think about touching them if it wasn't for MMS & nausea. There are times I have to rush out the door, making it harder to make juice. (pls don't tell me to time it better =)) and I want to keep my nausea under control.

Now it seems like it might be just better off to deal with nausea than trying to find juice.
Michael educated me on adding baking soda. So I will see how it goes.

Thank you for your input anyways...

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Re: Honey and juice recommandation 17 Feb 2012 06:01 #12710

ZnzMagic Visitor	Bath-Tub protocols help keep nausea down.........
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Re: Honey and juice recommandation 17 Feb 2012 11:34 #12716

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Sue, if you're having nausea, you may want to drop your dose back a bit, or do the baking soda addition, or - as David says, add the additional MMS to your body via the bath or footbath.

Herx reactions take strength your body needs to use to heal. That's why JH suggests you use a little less MMS if you're having a herx reaction.

Honey should not neutralize MMS -

Be well!

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Re: Honey and juice recommandation 20 Feb 2012 17:12 #12880

Sue Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 14 Thank you received: 7	Thank you so much, especially clarifying why I need to back off. I thought all the undesirable symptoms were body's fighting off pathogens andit would be OK if you could tolerate them. Ok, I may have to go back to 0.5 or 1 drop/hr. Or I should stop taking MMS for now. I feel I am too weak to take MMS now. *hugs
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Re: Honey and juice recommandation 20 Feb 2012 17:12 #12881

Sue Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 14 Thank you received: 7	Thanks for the thought, Znzmagic. (I think I messed up the posting. )
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