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MMS as topical application 27 Mar 2020 19:40 #63254

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Jim's warns not to leave MMS (22.4% sodium chlorite solution) on skin any longer than 5 minutes. MMS is highly alkaline and will burn skin. There are some uses for applying MMS to skin. Search the PDF book.

(page 21) "MMS liquid full strength out of the bottle (22.4% sodium chlorite solution) can irritate the skin. If it comes into direct contact with the skin, rinse it off with clean water. Try to avoid getting it on clothes as the concentrated solution can discolor them. A dilute solution may also discolor some fabrics, depending on the concentration and the fabric. (There are two exceptions to this rule of putting full strength MMS on the skin, you can do so for short periods of time to help burns and mosquito bites, see pages 245 and 196 for proper instructions.)"

For skin issues, including cancers, what you want to use is CLO2 (chlorine dioxide) such as found in CDS, plus DMSO applied on top of CDS. CDS contains only CLO2 whereas MMS1 contains a lot of residual MMS. That is why your partner experienced skin burning. CDS can usually be applied to skin full-strength.

MMS1 is great for ingestion, but I prefer to use CDS for non-ingestion applications.
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