Re:Forewarded A very Technical warning about long term use of of MMS

October 11, 2007

I never once had any doubt that in the long term, it is not to be used

regularly. I never doubted that such a strong oxidant will leave us

undamaged if we continue its use after the need has diminished.

I base this on my propensity to run through any health protocol, or any good

thing that comes into my life, until I find out the limit or the other end

of it. I have really pulled some stunts doing that.

The best example I can give is of how I learned that Hydrogen Peroxide has

many down sides. It too is an extreme oxidant. You can use it in your

laundry as a disinfectant, but if you use enough to truly kill all the

germs, once it runs out of germs to kill, it turns on your clothes and eats

them up, and I mean fast. I did this to disinfect my clothes without

discoloring them, and I ended up with nicely colored rags.

MMS/Chlorine Dioxide is much more oxidative than Hydrogen Peroxide.

BTW, I used the H202 ingestion protocol many years ago and its effects are

VERY similar to MMS, but my experience is that MMS is much stronger there

too.

JH has suggested using MMS a few times weekly after you vanquish disease

with it, but I can tell you right now I'm not going to do that. Once I've

gotten throught the protocol and reach a point where I feel that it has done

all it's going to do for me, I intend to set it aside and use it maybe once

a quarter for maintenance.

I just started over at one drop again last night, it will be two drops again

tonight, and so on. I'm going to use this stuff, but I am not going to hurt

myself with it. EASY DOES IT!

Daddybob

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