Re: Re: Noni (was Try this friends).....

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On 2010-02-15 1:59 PM, johnmagal wrote:

>>> Your post is interesting. Pitty that it contradicts Jim's and

>>> Webster Kehr's instructions. The latter, I believe, says to stop

>>> Vit C three days before starting the protocol.

>> Must have said 3 *hours*. Vitamin C is metabolized very quickly in

>> the body.

> I checked it out. Jim says 3 hours, the cancertutor says 3 days

Well, the cancertutor must have a typo on their website.

The time it takes for Vitamin C to metabolize is well established.

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Well, also LEMON has vitamin C. Much more than Noni I believe.

Then then Lemon drops would neutralize the solution once added to MMS1, wouldn't they?

I think reading it somewhre in Jim's site that Cranberry juice is possible. It also has a high content of VitC.

Maybe what is meant is the synthetic form added to foods and the capsules.

From: KGR <kgrdoss@...>Subject: [ ] Re: Noni (was Try this friends)..... Date: Tuesday, February 16, 2010, 6:18 AM

Whether it is 3 hours or 3 days, my view is, Noni can be effective substitute (with additional benefits) for other juices like grape,apple, pineapple, etc., as all these juices also does contain natural Vit C and antioxidants.KGR> > > Your post is interesting. Pitty that it contradicts Jim's and Webster> > > Kehr's instructions. The latter, I believe, says to stop Vit C three> > > days before starting the protocol.> > > > Must have said 3 *hours*. Vitamin C is metabolized very quickly in the body.> >>

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On 2010-02-16 10:01 AM, Arie Alon wrote:

> Well, also LEMON has vitamin C. Much more than Noni I believe.

Nope, but looking this up did reveal something interesting...

Noni juice has about as much vit c per ounce as orange juice

(56mg/100grams).

The interesting thing is, orange juice has only *slightly* more vitamin

c per ounce than lemon juice (46mg/100g)...

So... why is lemon ok but not OJ? Maybe there's more to it than the C?

> Then then Lemon drops would neutralize the solution once added to MMS1,

> wouldn't they?

After learning the above, you'd think so...

> I think reading it somewhre in Jim's site that Cranberry juice is

> possible. It also has a high content of VitC.

> Maybe what is meant is the synthetic form added to foods and the capsules.

He definitely and specifically mentions no juices with *added* vitamin

c, but he also specifically recommends against orange juice. I just

can't see how such a minor difference in the amount of vit c could make

such a big difference, but maybe it can?

Is there a bio-chemist in the house?

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On 2010-02-16 4:22 PM, Tanstaafl wrote:

> The interesting thing is, orange juice has only *slightly* more vitamin

> c per ounce than lemon juice (46mg/100g)...

This was worded badly... the lemon juice has 46mg/100g, which is, what,

about 18% less than the 56mg/100g that orange juice has?

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Hi all iv'e been looking forward to posting on this group...MMS1 is great i have tried it regularly ,but the oxidative stress that does take place if you haven't been keeping an uptake of nutients and drinking alot of water is annoying but a quick plant derivedminerals dose + a yakult yoghurt and alls well again ......I also wanted to mention that i have used mms1 with juice that has added vit C and its not at all bad but the next morning motions are the blackest ive ever seen, so wether or not its like a good flush of the old system or not, is anyones guess maybe good but mms has never made me ill,and i prefer freshly sqeezed lemon than any other mixer....THANKS ALL ,STAY HEALTHY...From: Tanstaafl <tanstaafl@...> Sent: Wed, 17 February, 2010 12:00:13 AMSubject: Re: [ ] Re: Noni (was Try this friends).....

On 2010-02-15 1:59 PM, johnmagal wrote:

>>> Your post is interesting. Pitty that it contradicts Jim's and

>>> Webster Kehr's instructions. The latter, I believe, says to stop

>>> Vit C three days before starting the protocol.

>> Must have said 3 *hours*. Vitamin C is metabolized very quickly in

>> the body.

> I checked it out. Jim says 3 hours, the cancertutor says 3 days

Well, the cancertutor must have a typo on their website.

The time it takes for Vitamin C to metabolize is well established.