MMS Challenged

[Arrowwind09]

I found this on another forum. I haven't had time to look into it but thought I would move it along anyway.

Re: Breakthrough! MMS The Miracle Mineral Supplement of the 21st Century Quote

Many of you knew, or perhaps feared that this moment was coming. David Dartez, managing director of Global Light Network, of San Antonio, Texas, will announce a drastic change in his policies for selling MMS that will impact the entire community, and hence, the world.

He received a letter today from his sodium chlorite supplier who told Dartez that they were contacted by a government agency. The letter indicated the agency’s understanding that the company was selling sodium chlorite that was being used for eventual human consumption. The implication was that this is illegal. Dartez confirmed this development when I spoke to him via telephone.

By the time most people read this entry, he will have announced dramatic policy changes in the Global Light Network Update, the e-newsletter that goes out to almost 10,000 of his customers, which he refers to as members, each week.

The changes will impact the availability of sodium chlorite, which is the main ingredient used to generate chlorine dioxide, the oxidizing agent with which tens of thousands of people have seen positive results after successfully reducing the organic and inorganic pathogen load on their bodies.

Global Light Network is by far the largest MMS supplier on the planet, having processed over 4,000 lbs of sodium chlorite since August of 2007, enough to produce 10’s, if not 100’s of thousands of bottles of MMS.

Dartez stayed true to Jim Humble’s principle to keep the price low, and therefore affordable to more people. He took that principle a step further and packaged “MMS kits” which included enough supplies to make 14 bottles of MMS and activator. He priced these kits so low, as to start a cottage community of MMS resellers.

All of that is about to change.

Just how it all changes is not engraved in stone. In fact, it’s up to you. This doesn’t have to be an end. It can be a beginning. It’ll definitely be a shift.

[Arrowwind09]

http://phaelosopher.wordpress.com/20.../#comment-4978

ASSumptions of the impending doom of MMS after I reported the other day that a “shift” was happening, were shall we say, a bit premature.

Shift is happening indeed, in the same way that a fine tuned automobile, as it gains momentum, moves to a higher gear, thus allowing it to travel at a higher rate of speed.

The news of MMS is spreading, and if we who now KNOW its potential benefit to humanity take positive action, it will accelerate.

While it wasn’t published in his newsletter, David Dartez of Global Light Network, the largest MMS producer on the planet, issued an internal memo to his staff (and this writer) last night that states the following:

Sat. March 15, 2008 8:37PM

Announcement…

Since my sodium chlorite supplier has agreed to release the 1000 pounds of product they were holding, I am going to put the kits back on the web sites. For now, they will only be at the full retail prices. As things stabilize, we will probably put all of the discounting back in place.

When I know that they have actually ordered an additional stock for us, I will feel secure enough to go ahead and put the full discounting program back in place….that should be in the next week to ten days.

Blessings

David

Normalization is returning.

In a conversation this morning, Dartez said that all was NOT as it appeared. NO government agency contacted his supplier. Not the FDA or anyone else. His supplier’s supplier made the inquiry after someone else notified them that the company was selling sodium chlorite to companies that were preparing it for human consumption.

Given that this company’s only contextual understanding of sodium chlorite is in terms of commercial and industrial use, their liability concern was warranted. Dartez’ supplier was essentially holding the 1,000 pounds of sodium chlorite that he already had on reserve, hostage, until he had time to assess what was going on.

Dartez doesn’t consider the matter solved. He feels that the supplier unduly reacted. He received the call just before 5 pm on Thursday evening, and was unable to actually speak to the supplier representative until Friday afternoon. After presenting sufficient evidence that there was no liability issue to be concerned about, the order that GLN had on reserve was released. GLN promptly placed an order for another 1,000 pounds of sodium chlorite.

Given the threat of having his stock withheld, Dartez pulled the plug on wholesale program. MMS resellers who get their supply from Global Light, and practitioners who purchase the product at wholesale, will still be impacted price-wise for a short time more, but the clear intent is to re-instate the company’s original MMS policies and practices. Fortunately, for what it does and how long it lasts, even at full retail prices, MMS is quite inexpensive.

From the very beginning of making it available to the general public after several years of testing, Jim Humble asked Dartez, and all MMS sellers to keep the price of MMS at a reasonable price point. In spite of what he knew MMS could do, and knowing what people would be willing to pay once that believed or even hoped that it could “cure” their particular situation, he insisted that suppliers not “jack up” the price to inordinately profit on human misery, as a condition of participation.

[Mad Scientest]

That sounds reassuring. However I wonder do we have any chemists here that can describe just what would it take to make sodium chloride from scratch?

[Xania]

Here is a page about it. Scroll down to Raw Materials, and on -

http://www.madehow.com/Volume-6/Sodium-Chlorite.html