Re: MMS and teeth -- chlorine & water

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Daddybob had posted about Magnesium baths and suggested first adding

plain Ascorbic acid (Vitamin C) to bathwater to neutralize the

chlorine. Yesterday I went searching about this and found actual City

water filtration articles mentioning the effectiveness of Vitamin C

against chlorine. There's also a Vitamin C shower filter and bath

tablets(!)

http://www.engadget.com/2005/04/26/the-vitamin-c-shower

There was a question as to how much Vit C should be used per bathtub

of water. My calculations were that 1000mg ascorbic acid should be

plenty to treat a regular size bathtub and neutralize the chlorine.

According to the FAQ below you probably only need 500mg, but just to

be safe I'd use 750-1000mg.

http://www.vitacshower.com/VitabathTablets.html

Vitamin C dechlorination tablets - 1000mg VitC DECL's 100 gallons of

water (appx 2 tubs)

http://www.vitacshower.com/FAQ.html

What are VitaC de-chlorination bath tablets?

VitaC bath tablets are designed to de-chlorinate any small body of

water. This includes baths and spas. VitaC bath tablets fully

neutralize the chlorine in your bath water.

You can also Google these words for more info, _vitamin c chlorine

water_

Hope that helps,

>

> puleeeze tell me how to MAKE my own water. what is H and O?

>

> how can i get my water free of chlorine. i was told just today that

> there is no getting rid of the chlorine in our water here in san

> diego. upon inquiry, here is the info i got today:

>

> in San Diego there is nothing cheap for getting rid of chlorine.

The

> form of chlorine used here is especially troubling. Originally, the

> form of chlorine here was a pressurized gaseous form, if the water

was

> in pressure, then the chlorine was effective, once out of the pipe

and

> sitting in an open container, that older form of chlorine would

> dissipate harmlessly. The newer form of chlorine is kept in the

water

> even outside of the pressurized piping system, it stays in the water

> no matter what you do and it is extremely troubling.

> diana

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. Daddybob. Excellent information. Thank you. shinycar10 <shinycar10@...> wrote: Daddybob had posted about Magnesium baths and suggested first adding plain Ascorbic acid (Vitamin C) to bathwater to neutralize the chlorine. Yesterday I went searching about this and found actual City water filtration articles mentioning the effectiveness of Vitamin C against chlorine. There's also a Vitamin C shower filter and bath tablets(!) http://www.engadget.com/2005/04/26/the-vitamin-c-shower There was a question as to how much Vit C should be used per bathtub of water. My calculations were that 1000mg ascorbic acid should be plenty to treat a regular size bathtub and neutralize the chlorine. Regards, Carol Ann ~ The only thing that is different is how you think..http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/archivepix.html

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One thing I forgot about all of this: I think that the last person who

mentioned a non-gaseous form of chlorine in their water is probably talking

about chloramine. I don't know enough about that and don't know if Ascorbic

Acid works on it.

- you may be better at researching this than me? After all, I'm just

parroting what my son told me.

(Does listening to my children mean I'm beginning to dodder?)

Daddybob

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> (Does listening to my children mean I'm beginning to dodder?)

>

> Daddybob

Just beginning???? LOL just teasing.

Love,

Jill