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Mixing MMS with juice or coconut water? 22 Apr 2024 21:45 #82169

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Hopefully I am not posting this twice.
I am having a hard time with burning my throat taking Protocol 1000 MMS (for breast cancer).  I saw an interview with Andreas Klacker saying you mix CDS with coconut water.  
I am currently mixing a days solution of MMS in a 32 oz bottle and was hoping to mix Coconut water in it or something else to help with the burning.
I mixed the coconut water yesterday and YAY it went down easy.  However the normal yellow color in my bottle turned clear, so I am assuming it neutralized the formula?
Any suggestions?
Thanks, Ronae 

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