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salt water 26 Oct 2011 21:12 #7329

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Afternoon, y'all,

I'm wondering if mms can be mixed with warm salt water, or will that negate its effects? I want to combine the Nara dental protocol with mms & use a waterpik.

I suppose if the mms works better anyway, then the salt wouldn't be necessary.

Many thanks,

-dish

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Re: salt water 26 Oct 2011 21:18 #7330

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Dish,
Vitamin C would negate it's effects, not salt water, so give it a try. I brush my teeth with MMS using plain water and it works fine - it makes them noticeably whiter and my gums stronger.

Another tip - you can make up a skin spray (10 activated drops per 1 oz pure water) and use it as deodorant - it really works!

In'lakesh,
Colleen
Colleen McMurray RN, MBA
Minister of Health
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