I have read one adverse reaction to MMS involving lowered blood platelet counts directly tied to its use. This person had Lyme and was using it as a treatment for the disease.

The platelets were lowered to the point of putting the person at a real risk of bleeding out if situation would have got much worse.

This is only the second adverse reaction I have run into, but I believe the report is credible.

While most people have no such reaction, there may be some rare individuals that this could happen to. Just something to watch out for.

Dan

I wonder how much MMS this person was doing and for how long. I have never had a good feeling for doing it daily forever as Jim Humble does. I think medicines should only be used if you are sick or for periodic detox.
I do not consider MMS to be a nutrient but more like a drug, a foreign substance to the body, and therefore should be used most judiciously.

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