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Analysis certificate sodium chlorite- Arsenic, Pb, Mercury Problem?
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using citric acid and water that is changed?
As 3ppm Máx. < 3 ppm
Hg 0.1ppm Máx. < 0.1ppm
Pb 1ppm Máx. < 1ppm
NEW CHINA CHEMICALS.,LTD
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item specification results
NaClO2 80% Mín. 80.45
NaClO3 4.0% Máx. 1.1
NaCl 17.0% Máx. 15.50
NaOH 3.0% Máx. 0.55%
Na2CO3 2.0% Máx. 0.6%
Na2SO4 3.0% Máx. 0.4%
NaNO3 0.1% Máx. < 0.1%
As 3ppm Máx. < 3 ppm
Hg 0.1ppm Máx. < 0.1ppm
Pb 1ppm Máx. < 1ppm
H2O 0.1% Máx. < 0.01%
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can anyone comment?
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Finally I would like to know and perhaps making CDS thinking is the best way to get rid of these metals are poisonous because if not soluble in water or become another product with citric acid and not volatilize water saturated gas to become CLO2 without taking these dangerous metals.
Comments and I hope that I have not seen the certificate of analysis NaClO2 listed on pages with laboratories in USA, Mexico, China, India, Belgium, Turkey, Spain etc. only people who produce MMS and saying no and there brings food grade product with only analytical and technical selling When the lab gives you a certificate and batch number that is taken in a random sample Coming list product and impurities, it should always be required and shown for free MMS arsenic is carcinogenic and brings many problems to future health.
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Then heavy metals in NaClO2 not a problem??
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I will say that MMS is a heavy metal chelator that are accumulated in the body, but this is a support and foundation for MMS critics but not by NaClO2 by heavy metals such as arsenic, mercury and PB, and no one speaks the respect if not react with acetic acid, not if the MMS is volatilized, or salt tranforman harmless, but it is not so you're taking a time bomb of arsenic, mercury, PB and beyond what limits.
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Mercury is usually listed at 0.1 ppm or less in sodium chlorite. If you search on the internet you will see that 0.5 ppm is generally considered safe to eat when found in fish. That's 5 times more than sodium chlorite. So if you eat a 6 ounce fish you will be consuming approximately 31 micrograms of mercury which is generally considered safe.
So do you see? In the first place Sodium chlorite is 5 time less than what is considered safe in fish if you eat 6 ounces. But you don't eat six ounces of sodium chlorite. You in fact take 3 drops in a dose or 24 drops in a day for protocol 1000. Each drop has about 12 mg of sodium chlorite. So in the fish your are getting 31 micrograms of mercury in a day, assuming you don't eat more than one fish in a day. So in a days dose of MMS you will get 580 times less mercury than you would get by eating the fish. So if eating the fish is safe, eating 580 times less should be safe, which is 0.05 micrograms approximately. Which is probably less than you would get from playing in your back yard for 20 minutes. The other poisonous metals have similar reading. You simply can not get enough poisonous metals from sodium chlorite to be dangerous no matter how you tried.
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I just wanted to share my thought on Mercury and MMS.Humble in his Book II says that he has seen many Mercury poisoned patients rid their bodies of Mercury after consuming MMS.
Now with me.My ears used to ring too much when I had 11 Amalgams all those years.After replacing them with composite ones the ringing stopped.So I told myself it was caused obviously by Mercury circulating in my system. I haven't had ringing for near 2 yrs.Until recently! I'm six weeks on MMS and have noticed that sometimes my left ear rings!!! What does that mean? I suppose Mercury leaving my brain and other organs. But isn't supposed MMS to oxidise Mercury? When MMS meets and takes the electrons from Mercury, is the latest not supposed to be Mercury anymore? I mean Mercury then alters as far as the Chemistry is concerned. Why would that provoce a symptom( ear ringing) that once was caused by Mercury(organic or inorganic, no matter)??? I can't explain it more.Sorry my english is not better.
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Important Safety Tip on Mixing a Dose
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