I was about to pull the trigger on ordering MMS but wanted to post on this forum to become better informed first. One forum I visited mentioned possible nerve damage with MMS. Has anyone else heard of this?
Nope, never. I'm guessing this is negative propaganda. MMS does not affect nerves - it does not affect body tissues, because it's oxidizing potential is .95v - so it only oxidizes those things that are less than .95v. Body tissues are all above 1.0v
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I was put diluted MMS ( solution of 10 activated drops in 2dcl of water) on my cut on finger...
My blood became brown.
Does this mean that MMS can oxidize iron or hemoglobin in the blood?
Will add, just in case someone misses it, MMS does not affect titanium stents. Titanium does not oxidize like iron, or even stainless steel. This is why docs use titanium in stents.
borg, can't answer your question since I don't know what was involved.
When I have running blood (like when I cut my knuckle back to the bone last month) and use CDS or MMS on it, I also see the "browning" - But I also see the healing that occurs in so much less time than if I'd used something else - with no scarring.
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MMS and nerve damage - Is this true or negative propaganda?
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