Re: FW: [Humble_MMS] MMS2 - DRUG

December 10, 2010

Hello ,

That is interesting...

Note the concentrations. Calcium hypochlorite at 3 - 4% and topical solutions

made from that in the 0.1 - 0.4% range.

In contrast, MMS2 is 60 - 70%.

Tom

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> Subject: [Humble_MMS] MMS2 - DRUG

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> COMPOSITION

> Stabilized organic derivative of hypochlorous acid. A white, water

> soluble powder with a characteristic smell of hypochlorous acid. Active

> chlorine derived from calcium hypochlorite: 3-4%.

>

> ACTION AND USES

> For use as a topical antiseptic for treating localized infections,

> particularly when resistant organisms are present. Complete spectrum

> (bacteria, fungi, viruses, mold, yeast and spores); effective in cases

> of antibiotic resistance; nontoxic and non-allergenic in use

> concentrations.

>

> ADMINISTRATION AND DOSAGE

> Applied by irrigation, instillations, spray, soaks or wet compresses,

> preferably thoroughly cleansing with gravity flow irrigation or syringe

> to provide copious quantities of fresh solution to remove the organic

> wastes and debris from the site of the involvement. Also for

> preoperative skin preparation and postoperative protection. Generally

> applied as the 0.4% solution in water, or isotonic saline, but as the

> 0.1% to 0.2% in Urology and Ophthalmology.

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December 10, 2010

when I took 3 time /just to try for the fun of it[sorry who are sick]I used ONLY

say 5 grain in a capsule.Jim suggest full of capsule!!!!!

I will afraid to take that much ,because my braun towel are full with white

burned outh /from color/points some 1/4 inch large/GYB

>

> Hello ,

>

> That is interesting...

>

> Note the concentrations. Calcium hypochlorite at 3 - 4% and topical solutions

made from that in the 0.1 - 0.4% range.

>

> In contrast, MMS2 is 60 - 70%.

>

> Tom

>

> --- In , Stauffer <gsgkill@>

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> >

> > humble_mms

> > From: gsgkill@

> > Date: Fri, 10 Dec 2010 11:12:37 +0000

> > Subject: [Humble_MMS] MMS2 - DRUG

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> > COMPOSITION

> > Stabilized organic derivative of hypochlorous acid. A white, water

> > soluble powder with a characteristic smell of hypochlorous acid. Active

> > chlorine derived from calcium hypochlorite: 3-4%.

> >

> > ACTION AND USES

> > For use as a topical antiseptic for treating localized infections,

> > particularly when resistant organisms are present. Complete spectrum

> > (bacteria, fungi, viruses, mold, yeast and spores); effective in cases

> > of antibiotic resistance; nontoxic and non-allergenic in use

> > concentrations.

> >

> > ADMINISTRATION AND DOSAGE

> > Applied by irrigation, instillations, spray, soaks or wet compresses,

> > preferably thoroughly cleansing with gravity flow irrigation or syringe

> > to provide copious quantities of fresh solution to remove the organic

> > wastes and debris from the site of the involvement. Also for

> > preoperative skin preparation and postoperative protection. Generally

> > applied as the 0.4% solution in water, or isotonic saline, but as the

> > 0.1% to 0.2% in Urology and Ophthalmology.

> >

> > Contraindications

> >

> > & lt;script type= " text/javascript " charset= " ISO-8859-1 "

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src= " http://as.webmd.com/js.ng/Params.richmedia=yes & amp;amp;transactionID=467350\

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p;amp;pos=121 " & gt; & lt;/script & gt;

> >

> > The use of this product is contraindicated where the site of the

> > infection is not exposed to the direct contact with the solution. Not

> > for systemic use.

> >

> > How Supplied

> > In boxes containing 5 x 2 gram bottles. NDC: 0327-0001-10

> >

> > Store under refrigeration.

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