What NOT to do with MMS (Sodium Bicarbonate)

Here's the answer to the: "“Removing the Bad Taste of MMS (MMS1) with Baking Soda (Sodium Bicarbonate)”" ( It's a NO NO! )

phaelosopher.com/2012/09/12/what-not-to-do-with-mms/

Excellent Karl!! Everyone needs to read that post by Adam Abraham. Andreas Kalcker and Kerri Rivera have come out strongly against baking soda for some time now. This only proves they are absolutely right.

By the way, Adam's interviews, videos and blog posts about the HeLa cells and this person Grant are cutting edge folks. I highly recommend all this info. Adam and Grant are onto something big here and Grant understands the science of MMS far better than anyone I have ever seen.

Michael

Here is part of what was said:

What NOT to do with MMS
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Much of my special regard for MMS can be attributed to new insights that I’ve learned just recently through my ongoing and deepening conversations with Grant, the Canadian connection who has such a passion for unveiling the liberating power of truth. When he calls, I listen, and learn.

He called today just as I finished editing the third audio conversations into a video (below). He was concerned about a recent video that Jim’s organization posted on YouTube titled, “Removing the Bad Taste of MMS (MMS1) with Baking Soda (Sodium Bicarbonate)”
Don’t do this…

The video shows Jim along side Ron Neer, editor of a newsletter titled, “Voice of MMS,” explaining how to soften the unpopular taste of a day’s intake, which was prepared by adding 24 drops of MMS (sodium chlorite) to 24 drops of the citric acid activator. (This is to facilitate, in a single preparation, a 3-drop per hour course, incrementally taken over an 8-hour period.)

After waiting 30 seconds for the two ingredients to combine and become what Sarin et al (1971) referred to as “chemically stabilized chlorite matrix.” This is a fundamentally different animal to the chlorine dioxide (ClO2) that we have grown accustomed to discussing. The chlorite matrix has always been the end product and active ingredient to MMS, created using one or more very specific light acids, and is distinguished chemically by ClO2-. That barely noticeable “minus” (-) sign behind the “2” means that it is a negative ion, and hence, a detoxified molecule.

In actuality, there is no “chlorine dioxide” (ClO2) present.

I originally believed that concentration was the distinguishing factor between how much chlorine dioxide can kill versus that which can heal. To some extent, it is still a factor. However, charge polarity is a more relevant distinction that should now be factored in. Negative ions are always positive, if taken in appropriate concentrations. Standard chlorine dioxide, which is positively charged, is never helpful, period.

With regard to Jim’s “sodium bicarbonate to MMS” video, Grant called with a warning to NOT do it, under any circumstances. The chemical changes that occur literally turn the product into what the FDA was warning the public against. In other words, it takes away the negative ionization of the chlorite matrix, leaving chlorine dioxide.

Below is a 10 minute conversation we had on the subject.

Thanks Michael!

BTW, the video shows a web site that we should all bookmark! www.whale.to

Note near the end of the video the remarks that DMSO counteracts HELA cell.
Multi viewings are indicated for this vid!!!! Info overload for me on one viewing.

I've sent Adam an email asking him to ask Grant what Grant thinks of CDS - I'm a bit confused, probably not surprising - never ever studied Chemistry - about the negative sign in the Cl02- (the negative ion) and how much of of MMS or CDS is negatively charged, since he says "Standard chlorine dioxide, which is positively charged, is never helpful, period."

Now, we know that CDS does help the body in the healing process - and Andreas is doing a LOT of work with it, so I'm curious where it fits in.

I would love to have an ongoing 3 way conversation between Grant, Adam and Andreas - I imagine it would be mind-blowing.