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EMERGENCY accidental ingestion of unactivated MMS1 -- what to do? 09 Aug 2012 21:29 #21038

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EMERGENCY accidental ingestion of unactivated MMS1 -- what to do?

On the evening of Aug. 5, 2012, I accidentally drank 1.5 teaspoons (7.5ml) of MMS1. I knew immediately what I had done and that it was bad. I remember hearing about a case where someone drank a glass of MMS1 thinking it was water because it was not clearly labeled. They ended up in the hospital and Jim had said the thing to do in that situation was to drink plenty of water.

So I started drinking water and drank probably 1.5 quarts of distilled. I was not feeling well at all and tried to induce vomiting with my finger down my throat but I was not even coming close doing that. I thought I should call 911 and ask for poison control.

I called and the lady got poison control on the line and they tried to discourage me from inducing vomiting but said that it could happen anyway. I said, I want to vomit, how do I get this stuff out? Poison control discouraged that.

While we were on the phone, I started retching and vomiting most of the water had drank. While I was doing that on the phone, the 911 lady decided they should send paramedics. I felt a lot better after vomiting and said they did not need to come, but they were just arriving. So the parameds checked everything and said I was alert and vitals were good and blood pressure was text book or a little low.
The parameds tried to get me to go to the doctor, I said I did not want to go. They consulted with another doctor who said I did not have to go, so they packed up and left after I signed the waiver.

As they were leaving I began feeling queasy again, and then vomited again shortly after they left. I felt better after vomiting and then would get queasy again in 30-45 minutes and vomit again. Did this 6-7 times altogether, retching up anything that was deep in my stomach. Then had some diarrhea.

I did not smell any activated MMS when I was retching and I think I have a low stomach acid problem. So I don't think I was getting any activation. In one of the vomiting episodes, about the 3-4th one, I tasted the salty MMS and there was no activation that I could discern.

This all started at 1 am and by about 6 am I was feeling better and the vomiting had stopped. I was queasy for the next day and did not take any MMS because I thought it might cause vomiting. The day after that I was feeling about normal and started slowly back on the baby bottle method I have been using at 8 drops instead of the 14 I had worked up to.
I am posting below the advice I received from Jim and the emails I sent in reply:

Jim: Drinking a lot of water and vomiting is about all you can do except take couple of vitamin C tablets and also you can take baking soda, about 1/2 teaspoon at a time for two or three times. It is best to powder the vitamin C tablets.

Michael: I think I am going to be all right, I drank about 1.5 qts of water and then vomited it all up I believe. I called poison control and the parameds and my vitals are all showing good. They just left. I vomited again after they left and I'm feeling okay. Poison control didn't think it was a big deal and said I might have vomiting. I think 1.5 teaspoons would be a big deal if it had not come out. I was trying to induce vomiting but couldn't do it until my body was ready to vomit.

Michael (hours later): Thank you for the advice. I ended up vomiting about every half hour another 6 times, then after that I had diarrhea also. Wasn't feeling too good through the night, always queasy and on the edge of vomiting, but this morning I am feeling recovered. I drank some water and some sea water and they are staying down fine. I think I have very low stomach acid and could not discern any activated MMS in the vomit.


That's the excitement I had a few nights ago! Be careful what you drink!

Michael
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Re: EMERGENCY accidental ingestion of unactivated MMS1 -- what to do? 09 Aug 2012 23:54 #21041

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Geez Michael, so sorry you had to go thru all that, but its good to hear you are still with us, and am glad you survived !!!

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Re: EMERGENCY accidental ingestion of unactivated MMS1 -- what to do? 10 Aug 2012 01:20 #21045

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Hi Michael,

Wow!, sorry to hear that!
You just made me think about something. A quick antidote?
Its probably better to drink A LOT of milk if something like this ever happens again, in order to create a film on the stomach to avoid the sodium chlorite from reaching the blood stream, and then induce vomit.
Water will fill you up and dilute the solution, but it´s still a large dose of chemical in the stomach, so milk might do a better job in disabling the effect and then just ẗhow up!

Hope you're feeling better :)

-Karl

EDIT: If this ever happened to me, I would take about two tablespoons of olive oil immediately to create a coating on the stomach, wait 30 seconds, then drink the milk and then induce vomit.
I know olive oil slows down alcohol from reaching blood stream, and it's an old trick used to avoid getting drunk too fast!, but then you wind up throwing up ( I remember my dad told me that about 30 years ago!) so it might help shield the sodium chlorite from reaching the bloodstream, and then flush it our with milk.
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Re: EMERGENCY accidental ingestion of unactivated MMS1 -- what to do? 10 Aug 2012 02:04 #21049

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Michael,

I just tried something, just to verify what I just said, and look what happened!

I put one tablespoon of virgin olive oil in a small glass.

Then I put two drops of sodium chlorite in the glass, and what do you konw!, the sodium chloride drops sinked all the way down, but they don't stick to the glass!!!!!!
You move the glass, and you see a little ball of SC freely moving all around the bottom of the glass (reminds me when I was a kid playing with mercury :sick: )
And then I added a drop of water, and the water floats on the top. So I guess I'm correct to say that if you take olive oil, the SC won't be able to be absorbed by the stomach wall, and then drink a lot of milk, or water, induce vomit and everything will go out because it doesn't stick to the stomach wall!

-Karl
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Re: EMERGENCY accidental ingestion of unactivated MMS1 -- what to do? 11 Aug 2012 06:39 #21094

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Gentle men Drinking a table spoon and a half is only a mental distress there is absolutely no ham or emergency.

One drop MMS is approximately 0.055mL which is 136 drops of MMS for 1.5 table spoon.

136 drops of MMS at 5 milligrams MMS per drop is 681 milligrams of MMS. The LD50 of 28% Sodium Chlorite is 284 MG/KG

meaning for 150 pound person you need to take 21,300 to cause a lethal reaction,

This means the you were only 681/21,300 3% past toxicity levels, therefore you had no worries other than irritation of the stomach lining and esophagus. So all you had to do was what JM suggested drink water and that is it, nothing absolutely nothing would have happened to you.

For anyone to be in serious danger, a 4 ounce bottle of MMS is 118 ML which contains 2145 drops of MMS, you would need to drink 10 4 ounce bottles to take a lethal dose and even then 50% of the population would survive such a dose.

The only thing you have to do is you want to get rid of the MMS in your system without it not causing any harm at all is swallow 2 table spoon of active carbon, you can buy any pharmacy. Active carbon will absorb 99.9 percent of all the CLO2 produced by the MMS reacting with your gastric juices, enabling the MMS in active, then you simple take a laxative and do number 2 to get rid of the MMS.

You can not die from drinking raw MMS, in will not cause you any harm just drink plenty of water and take some active carbon for small mistakes.B)
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EMERGENCY accidental ingestion of unactivated MMS1 -- what to do? 17 Oct 2012 03:11 #25001

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why not drink some lemon juice w/ water and activate it in your stomach?
and then drink some thing with vitamin C in it and deactivate it so it'd lost potency ?
like they say dont do any vitamin C after MMS or it will lose its power.
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EMERGENCY accidental ingestion of unactivated MMS1- what to do? *READ AG 20 Oct 2012 03:21 #25143

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Activated charcoal is *** NOT *** the solution, a bottle in every house, because have a lot of uses.

from wikipedia:
[...] The use of activated carbon is contraindicated when the ingested substance is an acid, an alkali, or a petroleum product.[...]
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Activated_carbon#Medical_applications

milk, white of eggs... read a chemical security book

but don't worry, I known a suicide person with house hydrochloric acid. after drink alot of hcl goto hospital, a stomach pump and the person lived to 96 years old. :)

but of course every person is a microcosm and have diferent reactions, I take 2 drops of hcl at 37% in wine and WOW!!! if I drink a teaspoon no doubt my body explode!!! :)
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