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Hi, Im new at this so please bear with me. I had a girl friend take MMS after using the internet as a resourse for her chouse taking it to prevent Malaria. She was in Vanuatu and on her way to the Solomons were she was worried about Malaria. She took MMS in the morning and immediately started throwing up and diarreia. It had said on her research that she would have these symptyms so she didnt worry. By late afternoon she was in a coma, and by night she had died. She had an autopsy preformed but i dont know the results yet as the husband has not shared that info yet. He is heartbroken. I worry that this will happen to other people that think they are informed.
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Sounds to me like an over dose of MMS but I am not sure. It is very important that anyone first start with one drop because no one knows how many pathogens are in the body. I have only heard of puking or severe diarrea with many starting off with taking too much for the body to handle. Sorry for the bad news.

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pooinoroa,

Were you with your girl friend in Vanuatu or on the way to the Solomons? MMS is only active approximately 2 hours. Sounds like she either didn't follow directions and took way too much, or she had something else wrong with her to start with. You said "It had said in her research..." so she had read the protocol and didn't follow directions. Too much of most pharmaceutical medicines can bring the same results. Thousands die every day from prescription drugs.

I'm sorry about your loss, but I don't agree that MMS was the cause.
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I am sorry for your loss.

I do not know how MMS could have done this unless she was on the verge of death from some other condition, but we have to consider that she did die after using it. And if it played any role in the death, it would be good to know what it was so it does not happen again.

Please let us know as to what the autopsy shows as a cause of death. We certainly appreciate any feed back concerning MMS.

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I strongly suspect that she had something else going on that caused her death other than mms.

Now it is estimated that 10,000 bottles of mms are sold every month, and likely more people than that use it. Jim Humble has not received any reports of death caused by mms.

If she started getting nausea and diarrhea she did have a toxic condition in her body that the mms started to detox even if she thinks she was healthy. Many many people carry a high toxic load of microbes and they "think" they are healthy but they are not and eventually they develop symptoms of chronic disease such as "autoimmune" diseases and cancer years later

It will be interesting to see what the autopsy says. I wonder if her vomiting kicked off the rupture of an aneurysm.
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by D.Nash on Tuesday Sep 29, 2009 7:30 pm Port Vila, Vanuatu

My wife Silvia Fink (56 years old and in excellent robust health) died eight weeks ago 12 hours after ingesting two drops of MMS mixed in lime juice -- the initial dose (including the three-minute waiting period before drinking it) recommended in inventor Jim Humble�s protocol. She suffered severe and prolonged nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. She thought that those symptoms were to be expected because Humble�s written protocol states that vomiting and diarrhea are �not a bad sign�. After suffering those gradually more intense effects for eleven hours (which led to severe abdominal and urinary pain and dehydration), my wife went into a coma. An emergency was declared, and one hour of CPR plus other conventional emergency medical procedures by responders failed to revive her.

She had decided to try MMS because she succumbed to the written arguments of its proponents that MMS could aid in protecting the two of us against malaria in our current yacht travels in the western Pacific islands.

I have since learned that MMS is not a medicine, but a toxic industrial chemical (sodium chlorite) that can be a dangerous and potentially lethal substance if mixed with citric acid and ingested as a medical remedy.

My wife�s death has been investigated by the Port Vila (Vanuatu) Police Department's Criminal Investigation Division because the MMS she purchased "on the street" in Port Vila was publically promoted as a medical remedy for malaria and other maladies and sold to her by an unlicensed individual (according to the CID) in violation of Vanuatu statutes. The investigation has been supported by the Australian Joint Command Center in Port Vila. An autopsy was conducted August 22, 2009 in Port Vila by Court Order at their Central Hospital by the leading pathologist of the Victorian Institute for Forensic Medicine of Melbourne, Australia, who, with an assistant, was flown to Port Vila for that purpose.

We await the results and report of that post mortem analysis -- including toxicology analysis of the MMS liquid which she purchased and used -- as to the cause of death and the relationship of her havng ingested a Humble-recommended starting dose of MMS.

I will report those post-mortem analysis results when I receive them from Australia, and that may take at least several more weeks.

Her ingestion of a recommended starting dose of MMS is what set off the chain of events that caused her great pain and suffering and led 12 hours later to her death.

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D. Nash,

I am very sorry for your loss. You said your wife took two drops of MMS mixed in lime juice. Do you mean that she activated the MMS with the recommended amount of lime juice (10 drops)? Did she eat or drink anything more with the activated solutiion?

The only way I could see getting a lethal reaction would be if she was allergic to it. I worked up to 16 drops before I had a reaction, and that only lasted about two hours. I get very ill from morphine because I am allergic to it. Almost all drugs are chemicals and can be harmful if your system can't tollerate it.

I don't mean to be argumentive and I do feel sincerely sad at your loss, I'm just trying to think outloud. It will hopefully be cleared up with the autopsy.
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I know you must have a lot on your mind Mr. Nash; and I'm very sorry for that. Such a huge loss for you. I hope you will find the time to report back to us, when you discover the root cause of death. It really helps to know the negative as well as positive results of any health protocol. I'm glad you are also checking on the possibility of contamination of the MMS bought on the street. That is scary.

I had taken MMS for 9 months. 15 drops, activated by lime juice, twice a day. After initial purging, I had no problems. So, I don't consider it a toxic poison. Unfortunately it did not help my most important conditions; so I gave it up. It is not a cure all after all. Any time problems may occur, the MMS action can be halted completely with a little vitamin C.
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I have three references I would like people who are considering trying MMS to consult. The first is a video interview by Jim Humble. It can be viewed here:
https://mmsdr.com/index.php?page=prv_jim_od
In the video, Mr. Humble relates the story of a man who "chug-a-lugged" 2 ounces of MMS because he had mistaken it for a glass of water. Mr. Humble says that the man became very ill. His kidneys stopped working and he had to go on dialysis. He was hospitalized for several weeks. Mr. Humble says that people should know that, if they get extremely sick after taking MMS, "they need to go to the hospital because the kidneys will quit working".
The second reference is an article entitled "Acute Sodium Chlorite Poisoning Associated with Renal Failure", by Ja-Liang Lin. It was published in a journal called "Renal Failure" (Ren Fail, 1993; 15(5); 645-8). The website mmsmiracle.com says that Miracle Mineral Solution is a 28% solution of sodium chlorite in distilled water. The term "renal failure" means that the kidneys stop working. The abstract says that the patient ingested 10g of sodium chlorite. The patient suffered an acute hemolytic crisis and acute renal failure. He was on dialysis for 4 weeks.
The third reference is a Letter to the Editor that was published in the September 2009 edition of the Journal of Medical Toxicology. It's entitled "Chlorine Dioxide-induced Acute Hemolysis" by Hari Kishan, M.D. (J Med Toxicol 2009 Sep; 5(3):177). The website mmsmiracle.com says that chlorine dioxide is produced when Miracle Mineral Solution is activated. Dr. Kishan's article relates the story of two patients "with alleged accidental consumption of approximately 100 ml each of 2% (20 g/L) Cl02". Cl02 is chlorine dioxide. Dr. Kishan says that investigations on both patients revealed significant anemia with features of intravascular hemolysis. The patients were treated with blood transfusions and aggressive hydration to prevent hemoglobinuria-associated renal failure. If you would like more information, email me at [email protected].
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Many people report vomiting and diarrhea associated with ingestion of MMS. Please be advised that, in cases of acute diarrhea, the Centers for Disease Control recommends seeking medical attention if certain conditions exist, including:
History of chronic medical conditions or concurrent illness
Visible blood in the stool
High output of diarrhea
Persistent vomiting
Signs consistent with dehydration
Change in mental status

The recommendation to seek medical attention applies to "any form of diarrhea" (viral, bacterial, parasitic, or non-infectious).

See the CDC's publication "Guidelines for the Management of Acute Diarrhea" at:
www.bt.cdc.gov/disasters/hurricanes/pdf/dguidelines.pdf
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In the video, Mr. Humble relates the story of a man who "chug-a-lugged" 2 ounces of MMS because he had mistaken it for a glass of water.
Try chug-a-lugging several hundred times the recommended dosage of liquid amoxicillin and see what happens.

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or maybe two ounces of liquid Bactrim DS. Then you will really know what nausea and vomiting is. Sounds like this can cause kidney and liver failure.

Stupid is as stupid does.

Bactrim DS

Call your doctor at once if you have a serious side effect such as:

fever, sore throat, and headache with a severe blistering, peeling, and red skin rash;
the first sign of any skin rash, no matter how mild;
pale skin, easy bruising or bleeding;
cough, feeling short of breath;
diarrhea that is watery or bloody;
feeling restless or irritable, confusion, hallucinations, seizure;
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nausea, stomach pain, loss of appetite, itching, dark urine, clay-colored stools, jaundice (yellowing of the skin or eyes);
fever, chills, body aches, flu symptoms; or
urinating less than usual or not at all.
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painful or swollen tongue;
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ringing in your ears;
joint pain; or
sleep problems (insomnia).
This is not a complete list of side effects and others may occur. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
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Arrowwind, regarding the dosage, do you find it credible that a person could swallow that much MMS before realizing that it was not water?
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