MMS Testimonial No. 14 - a Cautionary Note
27th November 2007 by Rett Anderson Posted in Disease, Cardiovascular, Infections, MMS Information
Something to take in consideration. This was written by an anonymous poster.
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The stuff in question is ‘MMS’ or ‘Miracle Mineral Supplement’ which is a 28% solution of Sodium Chlorite, which is activated by interaction with acetic acid or citric acid, then is ingested and becomes Chlorine Dioxide in the body.
This stuff is ENORMOUSLY powerful and unfortunately, can be DANGEROUS by virtue of the fact that it can strip arterial plaque out so fast that it doesn’t allow any time for healing of those arteries.
How do I know? Because I’ve done it, and am having heart trouble right now because of it. This is not a negative post. Before launching into this, do not do so without getting and reading the second book, where the author does warn about this very thing. I didn’t understand. Now I do.
Before doing this, if you have the slightest notion that you may have any heart troubles, or even if you’re older than 30, build yourself up first with a full range of L-Ascorbic Acid and natural Vitamin C containing products like Acerola Powder, and/or eat a lot of citrus fruit if you can handle it, for at least 2 weeks previous to taking MMS.
Also load yourself with potassium and magnesium first.
Once you start MMS, it *may* destroy Vitamin C in your system, so it may be best to take MMS only once a day, and take the C products on the other 12 hour side. C in the morning, MMS at night.
MMS can induce the most extreme of Herxheimer reactions. I have bought activated charcoal and have Bentonite Clay on hand to deal with the Herx when I have my next run at MMS, which won’t be for another week at least, maybe longer.
Now to the specifics of how MMS can ’cause’ heart trouble:
The arteries of the heart, the ones that deliver blood from the heart to the heart, those arteries collapse with every heartbeat. Without enough vitamin C and collagen*, they weaken at the stress points. The body packs cholesterol onto these weak places. The cholesterol becomes pathogen infested and turns into plaque. Chlorine Dioxide attacks and strips this plaque, exposing the weakened arterial wall beneath. Then you have problems. All of this is in book two, but perhaps not warned about harshly enough.
(*I have just started taking ‘Super Collagen’ by Neocell, and it also seems to help my heart.)
In just a very few days, MMS exposed and killed a large infection in my right sinuses. I knew I had it but I had no idea how truly bad it was until the MMS went after it.
Don’t jump into this with both feet and go splashing around. Don’t be stupid like me, and a few others. MMS is great stuff, but so powerful that you must use caution with it.
Now, don’t anybody get all worried about me. I’m fine. This has been a learning experience for me and I do believe I’m going to emerge from this even stronger. I sure am smarter already ;>)
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PS- Somebody is going to come back and say ‘I’ll never take that.’ Well, I am going to take it again. This is in no way to be construed as anti-MMS. It’s just a caution.”
December 9th, 2007 at 10:48 am
I agree with Rett about taking a more cautionary approach with this relatively new substance. If one wishes to begin using any substance (especially one with higher potential for toxicity) they should inform themselves more thoroughly. The US government has a website that describes various toxic /potentially toxic substances (agency: ATSDR), including this one: www.atsdr.cdc.gov/toxprofiles/tp160-c3.pdf. As with most substances, toxicity is related to dose; and while one dose of this product may be tolerated in one individual, another may be seriously hurt by the same dose (polymorphisms of P450 enzymes). Ths profile of “MMS” is not scary at low doses, but I am concerned about longterm effects on liver (animal studies show pathology), local irritation (GI and lung), and depletion of natural antioxidants (glutatione).
December 10th, 2007 at 9:58 am
Yes, there is a lot to learn about MMS. The only person I am aware of who has been on it long term is Jim Humble at 6 drops a day as a maintenance dose. There may be others out there but I haven’t seen or heard from them.
Any negative experiences with MMS, I will gladly post here if I feel that they are credible.
And by the way, I didn’t write the above post. I will go back and clarify that.
When I take MMS, usually 2 doses a day am and pm, I take ALA supplementation at mid day. Can’t say if that helps the glutathione issue or not.
March 10th, 2008 at 1:36 pm
Thank you for the medical advises, I am very preoccupied in keeping my health and yet there are some things I don’t know. I am focused on natural food supplements and natural vitamins but I am not quite familiar with the correct combination of these products. We could all use a detailed vitamin discussion.
June 5th, 2008 at 1:16 am
I worked up to 12 drops for UC and I herxed so bad I thought I was going to pass out, but after that I felt a bit better. I will never take on an empty stomache again.
August 13th, 2008 at 4:33 pm
Sorry to burst your bubble, but MMS does not work that fast on plaque. If you had something happen in that short a period of time if was not MMS that did it. It does remove it..but molecules at a time over a long period of time.
September 18th, 2008 at 8:32 pm
Have any others tried using MMS for stripping arterial plaque? I have been using MMS for 1 week. I started with one drop and felt a very little bit of nausea. The following day, 2 drops were used on 3 occasions. No nausea. Today I am up to 9 drops and will use 3 times during the day. No nausea. I will not go (at this stage) past 10 drops 3 times per day. Anybody care to comment?
September 29th, 2008 at 6:51 am
I am into week 3 and although I said I wouldn’t go beyond 10 drops, I did. I felt as though nothing was happening. I still get angina. I went to 15 drops 3 times a day, no nausea and still nothing happened. I took a chance and went to 20 drops and felt nausea. I backed off to 18 drops 3 times a day, no nausea. Today 19 drops 3 times today, no nausea. I am about to go to bed. Tomorrow back to 20 drops and see what happens.
I am raising the drop count because I weigh in at 108 kilograms. If I get to 27 drops 3 times a day, I will know, as I have read somewhere else, that I have reached the amount required for a larger person.
This area has gone quiet. Any comments from anyone?
October 21st, 2008 at 12:42 am
Galpin,
I have not found many testimonials on the use of MMS with cardiac or vascular disease so I cannot make any recommendations regarding MMS. I suggest that you visit this forum and learn what these people know to improve your cardiac and vascular health.
www.afibbers.org/