does mms neutralize radionucleotides?

[Guest guest]

hello group. i may have missed the obvious question, but was wondering

what affect mms has on radionucleotides? i read that most are positively

charged, which would make it a target for elimination, but was wondering

what the redox potential is for say cesium 131? is it lower that 0.95

volts? is it possible that mms would make radionucleotides more potent or

dangerous?

regards,

brian.

[Guest guest]

Hello ,

When you add an acid to sodium chlorite you form chlorous acid. While chlorine

dioxide in water has an ORP of 0.95 volts, chlorous acid has an ORP of 1.58

volts.

You can check the difference by measuring the PH of your solution. Chlorine

dioxide in water has the same PH as the water originally had. Chlorous acid has

a low PH, usually around 3.

There isn't a good correlation between ionizing radiation oxidation and chemical

oxidation, but both are dependent upon concentration and both produce free

radicals inside the body.

Chlorous acid (what a dose of MMS forms) is not beneficial in radioactive areas,

but chlorine dioxide can help.

Water becomes radioactive when the radioactive isotopes attach themselves to the

various impurities in the water. Cesium 137 is very fond of calcium, magnesium,

and sulfur. Chlorine dioxide breaks down magnesium, calcium, and sulfur, so if

you had radioactive water you could use the chlorine dioxide to break down the

impurities in the water, then filter the by products out of the water and end up

with water that was much less radioactive.

Similar to this is dealing with radioactive " dust " particles in the air.

Chlorine dioxide gas has been shown to reduce the concentration of volatile

organic compounds in the air. This would knock the dust out of the air and make

it less radioactive. The problem here is that the dust would end up on the

floor and would be kicked up every time you walked over it. Still, this has the

possibility of having some benefit. The problem with this is that the

concentrations necessary to do this may be higher than what the body can

tolerate and you may end up oxidizing your lungs with a chemical oxidizer.

However, in a disaster area, this may be preferred to over oxidizing your lungs

with ionizing radiation.

Tom

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wrote:

>

> hello group. i may have missed the obvious question, but was wondering

> what affect mms has on radionucleotides? i read that most are positively

> charged, which would make it a target for elimination, but was wondering

> what the redox potential is for say cesium 131? is it lower that 0.95

> volts? is it possible that mms would make radionucleotides more potent or

> dangerous?

>

> regards,

> brian.

>

[Guest guest]

Hello Group,I am new to this and am still learning about the products (hopefully!) by being a member and reading your comments and stories...My question is this - I am 51 and have COPD from smoking (chronic bronchitis), and a Syndrome X (I think it's hyperlippoproteinea) from which I take 3 forms of statins (and I don't even have high cholesterol, there is just nothing else on the market, according to my doctor, that comes close to controlling my condition. I have always hated taking these expensive meds!

Is it possible that MMS can help me improve my COPD or help me to come off of some of my statins?I hope I am clear and don't sound dumb here, I really am trying to learn. And I would appreciate any advise anyone my have!