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MMS with dioxilife 07 Dec 2014 17:46 #48355

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Hi,
I am new to this forum and MMS.
I have an MMS formulation from dioxilife.com www.dioxilife.com/en/12-sodium-chlorite-140-ml.html whose concentratio is 24,5%. I am wondering if there is any important difference
with the one described in the documentation available on Jim Humble's website at 22,4% with respect to the number of lemon/vinager drops that need to be put to activate it.
Any help appreciated
Tony

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MMS with dioxilife 07 Dec 2014 20:22 #48357

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Hi sinergysp and welcome to the G2C Forum.

Since sodium chlorite flakes/powder contains 80% +/- ?% sodium chlorite, your 24.5% will probably work.

If you want to really activate that SC, try using 4% HCL rather than lemon juice or vinegar. I think you will be disappointed with the two latter " activators ." I would only use them if I had nothing else.

You could use citric acid, but some people get upset stomach with CA and citric acid tastes terrible. HCL has no taste and is naturally present in stomachs.

And, adding a few drops of SweetLeaf brand Stevia really improves the taste without killing the chlorine dioxide as lemon juice will. Yes, lemon juice contains a little bit of citric acid, but it is also an antioxidant and will kill some of the CLO2. :ohmy:

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MMS with dioxilife 08 Dec 2014 21:23 #48387

sinergysp Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 3 Thank you received: 0	Hi CLO2, many thanks for your reply. But it surprises me a little since in the 1000 protocol (mmsinfo.org/protocols/protocol_1000.pdf) they say that you can use both vinegar or lemon juice without suggesting any loss in efficacy specifically. All the best Tony
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MMS with dioxilife 09 Dec 2014 22:46 #48402

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Tony, I agree with your statement regarding using vinegar or lemon juice as per the protocol, however what is in the protocols is not up to me. Vinegar or lemon juice can be used if you don't have anything else to activate MMS. It is even possible to take MMS (22.4% SCS) with just water as Scott is doing now as an experiment . That is what Jim did when he first cured malaria in South America using stabilized oxygen.

I can write/edit protocols with Jim, but he has the final word. I think you will see some new updated and simplified protocols from Jim, soon.

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MMS with dioxilife 05 Feb 2015 18:41 #48963

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sinergysp wrote:
Hi,
I am new to this forum and MMS.
I have an MMS formulation from dioxilife.com www.dioxilife.com/en/12-sodium-chlorite-140-ml.html whose concentratio is 24,5%. I am wondering if there is any important difference
with the one described in the documentation available on Jim Humble's website at 22,4% with respect to the number of lemon/vinager drops that need to be put to activate it.
Any help appreciated
Tony

Could you tell me which country you are based in and how long delivery took? I'm think about buying from same supplier but leave on holiday soon

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MMS with dioxilife 07 Aug 2019 07:22 #61025

luisa80 Offline New Member Posts: 2 Thank you received: 0	it is better from 25 to 28% as in herbolario món Natura has www.mon-natura.com/clorito-de-sodio.htmlhttps://www.mon-natura.com/clorito-de-sodio.html
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MMS with dioxilife 06 Nov 2020 13:45 #66472

Cloritodesodio Offline New Member Posts: 1 Thank you received: 1	We sell online for all of Europe. All products made in our laboratories are of the highest quality. www.cloritodesodio.eu/es/ The following user(s) said Thank You: CLO2
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MMS with dioxilife 03 Sep 2021 02:16 #70872

juliorami234 Offline New Member Posts: 1 Thank you received: 0	I've bought it here dioxnatur.com/ This company send the product to all Europe
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