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antioxydants effect 29 Mar 2012 04:16 #15170

jimboss Topic Author Offline Junior Member Posts: 31 Thank you received: 17	where can i find info about how the different antioxidants effect the mms activity. there are so many available that i am conserned how they compare with ascorbic acid, which is not recommended.
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Re: antioxydants effect 29 Mar 2012 06:23 #15172

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Hi Jim. mms is an oxidising solution, that's how it works on pathogens. So all antioxidants will neutralise the mms. To avoid this conflict, it's recommended that one take antioxidants outside of mms hours. If one takes his Vitamin C at bedtime, it has all night to get where it has to go and then won't interfere with the next day's mms doses.

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