Buffered MMS answer from Tom about MSM

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This is Tom's answer to your question KGR.

Hello ,

Since MSM has a sulphur component and chlorine dioxide scrubs sulphur from the air and in solutions, I would guess that the MSM is being oxidized by the chlorine dioxide. Unfortunately, I am not set up to test for residual MSM, so I can't fully answer the question.

Roy's success may be due to some extra MSM being left over after the chlorine dioxide in the solution is used up. The MMS protocol does not produce an efficient chlorous acid solution due to the excess activation. It appears that some of the chlorine dioxide may be used up by the excess citric acid in the solution.

Tom

[Guest guest]

Thank you .Nice to know that Tom will be soon with us in our group.Thank

you for all your efforts.My advanced hearty welcome to Tom.

KGR

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> This is Tom's answer to your question KGR.

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> Hello ,

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> Since MSM has a sulphur component and chlorine dioxide scrubs sulphur from

> the air and in solutions, I would guess that the MSM is being oxidized by

> the chlorine dioxide. Unfortunately, I am not set up to test for residual

> MSM, so I can't fully answer the question.

>

> Roy's success may be due to some extra MSM being left over after the

> chlorine dioxide in the solution is used up. The MMS protocol does not

> produce an efficient chlorous acid solution due to the excess activation.

> It appears that some of the chlorine dioxide may be used up by the excess

> citric acid in the solution.

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> Tom

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