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Re: The Guardian: Bleach-based cure-all remedy could kill, warns government 06 Jul 2012 16:20 #19564

Edwin3110 Topic Author Offline Moderator Posts: 652 Thank you received: 515	Great Sharing! MMS never cover up the NEWS..... 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: Michael Harrah
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Re: The Guardian: Bleach-based cure-all remedy could kill, warns government 06 Jul 2012 16:29 #19567

michellepc Offline New Member Posts: 10 Thank you received: 7	This is part of the reason I think MMS will work. The FDA doesn't want us to get cured, because they make money off of us being sick. I will ALWAYS trust products that the FDA is trying to ban, because that means it must work to scare them into banning it. The following user(s) said Thank You: Edwin3110, Michael Harrah, stumble
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Re: The Guardian: Bleach-based cure-all remedy could kill, warns government 06 Jul 2012 18:18 #19572

pam Offline Platinum Boarder Posts: 4593 Thank you received: 3702	Looks like the British FSA is taking their talking points from the American FDA. Gee, not surprising to me at all. The following user(s) said Thank You: Michael Harrah, blondeambition3
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Re: The Guardian: Bleach-based cure-all remedy could kill, warns government 06 Jul 2012 22:51 #19580

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Hi I wrote this in reply to their article:

Well I am a doctor and decided to go to Gambia to help the poor having malaria, killing 1 child each minute. I found that a simple remedy helps and it is nothing more than simple table salt with lemon juice. The salt has an extra oxygen radical making it NaClO2. When I helped the poor I was even sanctioned by the Gambian government as they knew it worked. I worked with an Irish health worker who treats malaria costing them the equivalent of £1.00 per treatment. He sends them home without a fever or staying overnight. He claims the treatment is extremely effective.
Should I return to Gambia or turn a blind eye to them?

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Re: The Guardian: Bleach-based cure-all remedy could kill, warns government 07 Jul 2012 01:06 #19584

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Re: The Guardian: Bleach-based cure-all remedy could kill, warns government 07 Jul 2012 13:40 #19604

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This is the second time since their outcry in 2010 that the FSA has gone out with a safety warning against MMS. Surely a natural mineral that cannot be patented that the government has warned about twice must be extremely dangerous and responsible for deaths in the thousands by now, right?

Well.. No.
In fact one begins to wonder if the FSA has their facts flat out wrong.

Til this day, MMS (aka an "online remedy" and "bleach-based cure-all" that "could kill", according to the safety warning of the Financial Services Autho... Erm, I mean, the Food Standards Agency ) does not have a single confirmed death from its use, even though it has been used and still is being used, by millions of people from all over the world .

In other words:
"Ministers have an enviable intellectual suppleness and moral maneuverability. Translation: You can't trust them further than you can throw them." (quote from Yes Minister, episode DEATH LIST.)

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