Does Stronger Chlorine Taste Mean Better Activation?

corpus · � #1 � 11-16-2007, 06:05 AM

I got my MMS Wednesday afternoon and immediately tried a few drops with lemon juice as a citric acid activator after 3 minutes. The taste wasn't as bad as I anticipated it would be and I just used water to drink it down. Not much seemed to happen, but I wasn't treating any specific illness either--was just curious about what would be involved in using MMS.

Thursday morning I started on an empty stomach increasing the dose a few drops until I had ingested well over 15 drops activated with lemon juice as activator by late morning. The chlorine taste was very strong with more drops, but no problem to gulp down. I had no nausea, but by late afternoon my system was eliminating more than usual, but nothing uncomfortable.

So, I decided to take another 15+ drop dose before going to bed. This time I activated with juice for a fresh squeezed lime off my tree. After adding a couple ounces of water after 3 minutes, I gulped it down. This time the chlorine and acid taste was very strong, so I rinsed it down with a few more ounces of water than before. Slept fine.

When I got up this morning, I decided to take another 15+ drops using vinegar as the activator. I was bracing for the worst since I don't even like the taste of vinegar, but that gulp tasted no where near as bad as the previous night's with fresh lime juice. I think the fresh lime juice was a much higher concentration of acid itself, but the chlorine taste was also definitely much stronger with the lime juice than with the vinegar.

Now I'm wondering if the lime juice was a better activator than the vinegar since the vinegar activated solution was so much easier to swallow.....

pinballdoctor · � #2 � 11-16-2007, 08:37 PM

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Originally Posted by corpus

I got my MMS Wednesday afternoon and immediately tried a few drops with lemon juice as a citric acid activator after 3 minutes. The taste wasn't as bad as I anticipated it would be and I just used water to drink it down. Not much seemed to happen, but I wasn't treating any specific illness either--was just curious about what would be involved in using MMS.

Thursday morning I started on an empty stomach increasing the dose a few drops until I had ingested well over 15 drops activated with lemon juice as activator by late morning. The chlorine taste was very strong with more drops, but no problem to gulp down. I had no nausea, but by late afternoon my system was eliminating more than usual, but nothing uncomfortable.

So, I decided to take another 15+ drop dose before going to bed. This time I activated with juice for a fresh squeezed lime off my tree. After adding a couple ounces of water after 3 minutes, I gulped it down. This time the chlorine and acid taste was very strong, so I rinsed it down with a few more ounces of water than before. Slept fine.

When I got up this morning, I decided to take another 15+ drops using vinegar as the activator. I was bracing for the worst since I don't even like the taste of vinegar, but that gulp tasted no where near as bad as the previous night's with fresh lime juice. I think the fresh lime juice was a much higher concentration of acid itself, but the chlorine taste was also definitely much stronger with the lime juice than with the vinegar.

Now I'm wondering if the lime juice was a better activator than the vinegar since the vinegar activated solution was so much easier to swallow.....

The strongest solution is achieved using a 10% citric acid as the activator. Citric acid is available (cheap) at any healthfood store in powder form. One tablespoon of powder mixed with 9 tablespoons of distilled water makes a 10% solution of citric acid.
Now, for each drop of MMS, add 5 drops of the 10% citric acid solution, wait the 3 minutes, then add juice or water. I prefer distilled water.I believe strongly in "potency".

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