Less bleeding gums from flossing teeth since using MMS in brushing my teeth

Hello!
This is testimonial, success story, from using MMS as a teeth brush substance daily.
I read the latest book by Jim Humble "Health Recovery Manual" and following the protocols start brushing my teeth every day, 2-3 days a day. Just recently I resumed flossing my teeth and when I did floss in the past I always had bleeding gums as a result (my teeth are positioned tight to one another). It is known fact that there is bad bacteria living in the mouth and if one does not floss his/her teeth the bacteria can grow and feed on debris from food in the teeth. So today I resumed flossing my teeth (I wasn't doing it for a while) and I was surprised that my gums don't bleed as much as they used to or don't bleed at all after the flossing!
Thank you MMS!

Hi kentaurus ..
I have bleeding gum .. every single morning I wake up with blood taste in my mouth and if I brush my teeth it bleeds even more .. if I floss no need to tell what happen !
So I started brushing with mms as jim recommended in his last book.. at night I did the first time next morning I brushed my teeth with nooooo single drop of blood at all .. I was amazed ! Next day the same .. so only 2 times of brushing aday was fine .. no more blood even with water floss ( which I was avoiding as it causes awful bleeding normally as I have many crowns placed ) so even with the water floss I was doing good few drops of blood the first hit but then no more .

But to be honest I stopped using the mms for brushing as I read on the forum that mms solirion is acidic and it will ruin the teeth enamel .. so now my gum bleeds again but not as too much as before .. only if I press hard on the toothbrush..
Thank you
Lina

Lina, if you brush using CDS you will probably not have a tooth enamel problem. Forum user 'Poler' now uses CDS and does not have a tooth enamel problem like she had when she was using MMS1.

If you're concerned about too much acidity when brushing with ClO2, and I think you'd be wise to be, then you might want to do the following which I just worked out to neutralize the acidity and make the pH just a little above 7. Of course this should be done just before brushing your teeth, before the baking soda has a chance to neutralize the ClO2 much at all (might just lose a couple of ppm is all):



Take care,
Scott