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Question about MMS 1000 Protocol expiry date 29 Mar 2011 13:16 #1931

danielson Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 50 Thank you received: 31	On Jim Humble's new site, there's a video clip that explains how the MMS 1000 Protocol. Expiry date is 5 days (if no pathogens in water). How do we find out if it's still good even after 3 days (in the case there were pathogens)? I would prefer to use ordinary water wherever i go, so this would be handy to know.
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Re: Question about MMS 1000 Protocol expiry date 29 Mar 2011 13:22 #1933

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MMS is gone when the yellowish color in the water is gone... i do a sprayed that last many months in fridge and get stronger even... all water used was a filtered tap water.

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Re: Question about MMS 1000 Protocol expiry date 29 Mar 2011 14:30 #1934

danielson Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 50 Thank you received: 31	Of course, you still need to keep it in the fridge right? Thanks again Edwin for your intervention.
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Re: Question about MMS 1000 Protocol expiry date 29 Mar 2011 15:03 #1935

Edwin3110 Offline Moderator Posts: 652 Thank you received: 515	That is what i do.... seems great because no light and cool.... Minister of Health, Penang. Malaysia. Creator of CDH Plus 1000 A Protocol that can adjust the strength of CD and SC for individual needs. • Read More • Easy way to support Jim Humble, MMS The following user(s) said Thank You: danielson
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