RE: MMS supporting studies question

[Guest guest]

Jim, it looks like you've acquitted yourself as well as you can hope

for. If he doesn't take notice now, he may later. If not, you can rest

easy in having done what you can.

> ... you're obviously a bright guy and, more importantly, YOU are the

> one in a battle for your life.

I've recently resolved to take this exact attitude in all future

encounters of this sort. The thing that's been missing in my attempts

to inform people is to stress that it is *their* responsibility to act,

and *their* actions which are required for them to benefit from

anything I have to say.

Be well,

Mike D.

[Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]

[mdevour@... ]

[speaking only for myself... ]

[Guest guest]

1. Not only straight but well explained.

2. Don't know, don't expect so, but like the field test description.

3. No, we haven't finished testing it yet. And will they believe us when we write it all up?

It's just as you said - this is what we've got, and it's up to you to decide whether you want to give it a go or not. Credible to whom, anyway? The vested interested people would hardly declare their faith if they believed, but would stamp on it whenever they could to get it out of the way of the dollar business. That would lend credibility to some people, those who know the tricks, but others would wait for their doctor to prescribe it. A few might do so. Maybe. Somewhere.

R.

1. Do you think I got the facts straight?2. Are any of the clinical trials (they seem more like field tests to me really) reported in any medical journals or anywhere else besides Jim's book?3. Is there any other significantly compelling documentation anywhere that lends third party credibility to the MMS protocol?4. Do you have any other suggestions?

[Guest guest]

I believe if you have him Google chlorine dioxide and health he will come up with quite a few test results and articles. It has been used for a very long time--just not as MMS or sodium chlorite.

I like your response, though!

Samala,

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2. Are any of the clinical trials (they seem more like field tests

to me really) reported in any medical journals or anywhere else

besides Jim's book?

[Guest guest]

Jim, well done.

> [ ] MMS supporting studies question

>

>

> I'm new to this list and, btw, am on day 5 at 10 drops with no ill

> effects except for one massive burb shortly after dosing.

>

> I've been in contact with a software developer who is struggling

> with a very rare form of blood cancer. I don't know him personally,

> but I got him interested to some degree. After sending him the

>

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[Guest guest]

Jim,

WOW!! Your statement was very well thought out and expressed.

I'm wondering if pointing out that Dr.Hesselink (a real M.D.) has

written a supporting chapter in Jim's book --would make any

impression??

Regards,

Dawn

>

> I'm new to this list and, btw, am on day 5 at 10 drops with no ill

> effects except for one massive burb shortly after dosing.

>

> I've been in contact with a software developer who is struggling

> with a very rare form of blood cancer. I don't know him

personally,

> but I got him interested to some degree. After sending him the

> miraclemineral.org website he sent me the short message below. I'm

> guessing it's fairly typical of those who are used to only looking

> at solutions from the medical establishment. He seems like a

fairly

> straight shooting guy thus the somewhat blunt directness in my

> response. I don't think I need to be too diplomatic with him.

>

> The reason I'm sharing the draft of my proposed response to him

> before sending it is fourfold:

>

> 1. Do you think I got the facts straight?

> 2. Are any of the clinical trials (they seem more like field tests

> to me really) reported in any medical journals or anywhere else

> besides Jim's book?

> 3. Is there any other significantly compelling documentation

> anywhere that lends third party credibility to the MMS protocol?

> 4. Do you have any other suggestions?

>

> Thanks for your help. Jim

> ===========================================

[Guest guest]

>

> I've been in contact with a software developer who is struggling

> with a very rare form of blood cancer. I don't know him

personally,

> but I got him interested to some degree. After sending him the

> miraclemineral.org website he sent me the short message below. I'm

> guessing it's fairly typical of those who are used to only looking

> at solutions from the medical establishment.

with him.<snip>

>

> The reason I'm sharing the draft of my proposed response to him

> before sending it is fourfold:

>

>

> 4. Do you have any other suggestions?

>

> Thanks for your help. Jim

> ===========================================

>

> > let me know when it is published in a medical journal.

>

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Hi Jim,

I've heard others ask the same question on other lists when battling

HIV regarding the Beck protocol. They want to know where the

documentation is that Beck claims to cure various illnesses because

their viral count continues to go up.

Personally, I think they have a vivable point, and I'm thinking your

response is correct, but probably not necessary. A simple, 'no'

or 'not yet' would suffice, and then a simple suggestion from him to

look more into the MMS if he is interested as it just might help.

I think people battling such serious health issues have a lot on

their plate already. You can't 'make' somebody try something anyway,

so just keeping it simple will often go a long way.

Gail

[Guest guest]

Great letter, Jim!

I would ponder adding something about medical doctors being the number 1 cause of preventable death, as published in the American Medical Journal.

That is google - able.

Kathy

[Guest guest]

Jim,

Jim what an excellent post and letter. If he chooses not to try MMS he

probably will regret it at some point. I hope for his sake he tries it.

I have a biotoxin disease from mold and I want you to know that after

five years I found out what was wrong with me. It wasn't easy finding

an MD to treat me but I found one and she is also a naturopath. I know

I'm lucky. Anyway I never would have heard of this product if she

didn't recommend it to me. I am by the way getting better. I have the

gene mutation that causes breast cancer which is what got me in this

predicament in the first place. My mold developed after a biopsy and a

marker was left in my breast. The medical solution for me is a total

hysterectomy, a bi-lateral mastectomy and an ooverectomy. I can't wait

to step up to the plate for that one. Anyway I just thought you might

like to know that an MD recommended this product. I bought into it as

the science makes sense to me and I don't trust traditional medicine

anymore and I don't trust their drugs.

I'm new to this list and, btw, am on day 5 at 10 drops with no ill

> effects except for one massive burb shortly after dosing.

>

> I've been in contact with a software developer who is struggling

> with a very rare form of blood cancer. I don't know him personally,

> but I got him interested to some degree. After sending him the