Introduction, Background, and Comments

July 9, 2010

Hi Everybody,

My name is Steve, I own a website that is mentioned on here, and the traffic and

my natural curiosity brought me here.

I have read through some of the recent posts, and I think I may make comments

from time to time.

I am in a kind of unique spot here. I correspond with Jim Humble and Mia

Hamel, and have a good relationship with them.

I also correspond with Tom (SilverFox) pretty regularly, and have actually used

him as a go to guy for questions about chemistry, and industrial applications.

I don't have Tom's chemical knowledge, but I have a practical working

relationship with sodium chlorite in many different strengths and applications.

I sell to ranchers, restaurants, medical facilities, and municipalities.

I also manufacture MMS, and distribute it, and Sodium Chlorite Powder to a lot

of dealers, and also retail consumers.

I can't explain a lot of the differences in opinion offered here, and I can't

argue Tom's chemistry.

I can say I have testimonials every day that say MMS has benefit in a myriad of

applications. I have only refunded money to one customer who wasn't satisfied

out of 1000's of sales. (And I suspect another dealer had something to do with

that).

I think in many cases and many MMS users, 5% would be just as effective.

Honestly, most people take no more than a few drops at a time, maybe 6.. with

the 5% you would simply use more drops. The nice thing about the 5%,is that you

have more margin for error, PET bottles that most dealers use are notorious for

irregular drops.

Most MMS on the market isn't dead on as far as percentage. Without a certificate

of analysis, you never know what your NaClO2 percentage really is. My powder is

81.8%, this can vary from 78 to 83% typically.

I also know the argument comes up that MMS is a hazardous material, and it is...

at MMS strength, if you spill it on cloth and it drys, the cloth will become

highly combustible. If you buy gallons of it, I'd worry about it, but at 4 oz

at a time, it is not a hazard unless you were to somehow activate all 4 oz, and

let it build up in a closet or something, or drank it all straight down.

But if you follow the protocols and directions it isn't dangerous to handle, and

I haven't heard of anyone doing harm to themselves.

Well, it's late and I have to go.

Hello to Tom, and everyone, and thank you for letting me contribute.

Steve

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