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CDS Intraveneus 28 Oct 2012 14:03 #25629

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I followed your link to Micheal's site. He quotes the newsletter (which I had read skimmingly).

mmsnews.is/all-newsletters/136-mms-cds-and-hiv-update-10-21-2012.html

"1st Week Aug.9th, 2012
MMS1 or MMS Classic 3 drops per hour every two hours 14 hrs a day"

There appears to be a "MMS1" and a "MMS Classic" (which I would have thought were the same) Other wise the instructions of " 3 drops per hour every two hours " don't make any sense.

Do you know the difference between MMS1 and MMS Classic?

Martin

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CDS Intraveneus 28 Oct 2012 15:45 #25638

pam Offline Platinum Boarder Posts: 4593 Thank you received: 3703	Martin, I don't. Unless MMS Classic is with baking soda, but that was MMS Basic. Haven't the faintest idea what JH is talking about here. The following user(s) said Thank You: fourfingerz
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CDS Intraveneus 28 Oct 2012 16:14 #25648

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There are some errors and a lack of precision in the language of that newsletter, but I would say MMS1 and MMS Classic are the same thing, just different terms for the same thing. Second paragraph in the newsletter has this quote, "He was self-treating himself with MMS classic, (MMS1), after a good friend of his sent him MMS."

The newsletter is from Mark Grenon, not Jim. When they say "MMS1 or MMS Classic" they are not signifying two different things but only two different terms for the same substance.

I think "MMS Classic" is used to distinguish it from MMS2 or CDS or MMS with Baking soda, if Mark uses MMS with baking soda, and I don't know if he does.

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