Re: DO YOU AVOID VIT C WITH MMS2?

[Guest guest]

Hello Charmaine,

MMS2 is calcium hypochlorite powder. If it comes into contact with hydrochloric

acid (stomach acid), it produces chlorine gas, if it contacts water, it forms

hypochlorous acid. Hypochlorous acid is the active chemical that is used to

chlorinate water.

Vitamin C neutralizes chlorine dioxide, chlorine, chlorous acid and hypochlorous

acid.

I think that if you want to take all of this you need to develop a timing or

pulsing strategy. You may also want to decide what has the best possibility of

working for your situation and let that dominate what you take. You can throw

the other stuff in as you find time knowing that if you miss taking some it is

not a big deal in your treatment.

Tom

>

> I HAVE MY MMS2 CAPS WHICH ARE SWALLOWED WITH LOTS OF WATER, AND ARE

> HYPROCHLOROUS ACID.

>

> BUT MMS1 with the drops tells you to NOT consume any Vit C as it will

> negate the effect if taken within one-2 hours before or after the MMS1.

>

> SO can I take MMS 2 and stick to my high dose Vit C regimin?

> Vit C has so many good cancer and health properties, that I want to keep it

> going. this is why I stopped the MMS1.

>

> I could dig thru the literature, but am feeling a bit lazy today, so anyone

> know??? for sure?

>

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[Guest guest]

Tom... What happens when a hypochlorous acid solution comes in contact with

stomach acid. Does it release free chlorine within the stomach?

>

>

> Hello Charmaine,

>

> MMS2 is calcium hypochlorite powder. If it comes into contact with

hydrochloric acid (stomach acid), it produces chlorine gas, if it contacts

water, it forms hypochlorous acid. Hypochlorous acid is the active chemical

that is used to chlorinate water.

>

> Vitamin C neutralizes chlorine dioxide, chlorine, chlorous acid and

hypochlorous acid.

>

> I think that if you want to take all of this you need to develop a timing or

pulsing strategy. You may also want to decide what has the best possibility of

working for your situation and let that dominate what you take. You can throw

the other stuff in as you find time knowing that if you miss taking some it is

not a big deal in your treatment.

>

> Tom

[Guest guest]

Hello Mflynn44,

If you take calcium hypochlorite and add water, you form hypochlorous acid. If

you then add HCl to that, there isn't much change, but it is possible for a

little bit of free chlorine to be released.

This is the same thing that happens when you add acid to sodium chlorite. The

chlorous acid is reasonably stable after activation, and adding HCl to it only

releases a small amount of chlorine dioxide.

Tom

> >

> >

> > Hello Charmaine,

> >

> > MMS2 is calcium hypochlorite powder. If it comes into contact with

hydrochloric acid (stomach acid), it produces chlorine gas, if it contacts

water, it forms hypochlorous acid. Hypochlorous acid is the active chemical

that is used to chlorinate water.

> >

> > Vitamin C neutralizes chlorine dioxide, chlorine, chlorous acid and

hypochlorous acid.

> >

> > I think that if you want to take all of this you need to develop a timing or

pulsing strategy. You may also want to decide what has the best possibility of

working for your situation and let that dominate what you take. You can throw

the other stuff in as you find time knowing that if you miss taking some it is

not a big deal in your treatment.

> >

> > Tom

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Tom & Everyone!!!

Tom, THANKS for all the great explanations! They are really helping me to understand the MMS and fine tune my program!

Question regarding Vitamin C and MMS5 or plain 28% MMS, unactivated: What is the window (before and after) for taking vitamin C with these? I thought it was 30 minutes but I may be wrong. Thanks!!!

Muysana