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Molasses and MMS 14 Jun 2014 11:21 #45362

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Is molasses okay to use in MMS to hide the taste? I just read that molasses is an antioxidant so I assume it's not. Would it just be weakened or destroyed? I made a day's batch with a big dollop of molasses and wondering whether to keep taking it or not.

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Is molasses okay to use in MMS to hide the taste? I just read that molasses is an antioxidant so I assume it's not. Would it just be weakened or destroyed? I made a day's batch with a big dollop of molasses and wondering whether to keep taking it or not.


Definitely NO. If taste or odor is your problem. Get GelCaps # 0 and make the pure mixture and transfer to a gelcaps and drink with water and you will be ok. If you don't have or going to take longer to get it. Get some Cinnamon Pills. Those came in GelCaps # 0. Dump the Cinnamon on a jar and use the gelcaps for your CD drops.

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Thanks. That's what I thought. Hard throwing a whole days worth down the drain. Oh well. Does that mean I should hold off taking more mms for an hour or two from my last mms with molasses dose because of the antioxidants in my stomach/system?

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Thanks. That's what I thought. Hard throwing a whole days worth down the drain. Oh well. Does that mean I should hold off taking more mms for an hour or two from my last mms with molasses dose because of the antioxidants in my stomach/system?


Yes, will be killing each other the effect.

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