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instead of a beutiful greenish que, it appears to be thin and weak!
is this a bad batch? HELP
franko35758@knology.net
I have been taking mms since Dec.,'08
Well maybe it could be as you said " bad batch"
but we don't know the source of your batch.
Maybe if we have a pattern of this occurrence ("mms color is off ") among users of this
forum, We could formulate an idea and relate the bad batch to the source.
I think we all users of this forum should share objectively when we have success in using protocol the source of our mms batch, because sometime if we do the protocol correctly and the patch is not good we don't see a good result. Also when the patch is good quality and we don't follow protocols correctly we also don't get a successful result.
hi guys my mms become yellow after mixing with citric acid and can become deeper yellow ?
it is the first time I purchase the mms from keavy's corner I do not now how it is suppose to look?
If your MMS is green then it is obviously bad. Do not drink it and stay away. Call up your vendor and get your money back asap. MMS should be yellow to brown when mixed depending on drops of use when mixing MMS and Citric Acid. Also bad batches of Citric can result in issues from customers that have told me issues from some previous vendors.
BAD batch usually results in not having a good sodium chlorite flake, discontinue whatever you have. Otherwise ill effects may occour if not worse.
If your MMS is green then it is obviously bad. Do not drink it and stay away. Call up your vendor and get your money back asap. MMS should be yellow to brown when mixed depending on drops of use when mixing MMS and Citric Acid. Also bad batches of Citric can result in issues from customers that have told me issues from some previous vendors.
BAD batch usually results in not having a good sodium chlorite flake, discontinue whatever you have. Otherwise ill effects may occour if not worse.
John D.
Hi John D.
You seem to have knowledge on this subject, which I do not have.
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