CHEMICALLY-STABILIZED CHLORITE SOLUTION FOR INHIBITING AN ANTIGEN-SPECIFIC IMMUNE RESPONSE
21st October 2008 by Arrow Durfee Posted in Disease, Cancer, Oxidative Therapies, MMS Information
This is some new info on the use of Sodium Chlorite in medical care
“USE OF A CHEMICALLY-STABILIZED CHLORITE SOLUTION FOR INHIBITING AN ANTIGEN-SPECIFIC IMMUNE RESPONSE Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the use of a stabilized chlorite solution to inhibit antigen-specific immune responses. The stabilized chlorite solution inhibits antigen-specific immune responses by impeding antigen presentation by antigen presenting cells. The stabilized chlorite solution therefore is useful in treating diseases caused by or associated with unwanted or inappropriate antigen-specific immune responses including, for example, auto-immune diseases, hepatitis B and C, chronic hepatitis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, systemic lupus erythemotosus and in preventing rejection in organ transplant and graft patients (graft versus host disease). The stabilized chlorite solution also is useful in treating lymphoma, specifically, follicular non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma.”
September 2nd, 2009 at 4:12 am
My wife (56 years old and in excellent robust health) died three weeks ago 12 hours after ingesting two drops of MMS mixed in lime juice - the initial dose recommended in 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 says vomiting and diarrhea are “not a bad sign”. After suffering those effects for eleven hours, my wife went into a coma. One hour of CPR plus other conventional emergency medical procedures failed to revive her. She had decided to try MMS because she succumbed to the arguments of its proponents that MMS could aid in protecting the two of us against malaria in our current travels in the western Pacific islands. MMS is a dangerous and potentially lethal substance if ingested as a medical remedy.
September 2nd, 2009 at 10:10 am
Dear Mr Nash,
I am very sorry for your loss. There are no words that ease your mind and soul for what you have gone through.
Any medicine can have unexpected and rare results. Have you ever seen anyone die from one dose of prescribed antibiotics? I have.
Unless you had an autopsy one will never know how your wife died. The human body is a mysterious machine and sometimes malfunctions lie hidden only exerting their force when under sufficient stress. I would be inclined to think that perhaps there was aneurysm or stroke or some other life threatening disease process involved that would be coincidental and causative.
Since many many people use MMS on a daily basis and have used its predecessor product, stabilized oxygen, for over 30 years, with even some physicians administering it via IV infusion, I doubt MMS was the direct cause of your wife’s death.
Sincerely,
Rett Anderson
www.HealthSalon.org
September 6th, 2009 at 12:06 am
My wife’s death has been investigated by the Port Vila Police Department (Criminal Investigation Division) because the MMS she purchased in Port Vila was promoted as a medical remedy and sold to her by an unlicensed source in violation of Vanuatu statutes. The investigation has been supported by the Australian Joint Command Center in Port Vila. An autopsy was conducted 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 was flown to Port Vila, Vanuatu, for that purpose. We await the results of that analysis, including toxicology analysis of the MMS liquid which she purchased and used, as to cause of death and the relationship of her ingesting a Humble-recommended starting dose of MMS. That ingestion is what set off the chain of events that led 12 hours later to her death.
September 8th, 2009 at 5:45 pm
So, Mr Nash, when they find no MMS in her body are you going to come back here and tell us?
September 22nd, 2009 at 12:59 am
Mr. Anderson… Surely you did not mean to sound “snide” in your final comment to Mr. Nash? I can’t imagine that you meant to be sarcastic to someone who is grieving over the loss of their spouse?
Regardless of what the final results are, I would hope that you would extend him an apology.
Whether MMS had a hand in the death of his wife, or not, his posting this information was obviously well intentioned, as a way of warning folks.
Since MMS neutralizes after a few hours I don’t know whether it would even show up on an autopsy. I think that an autopsy would only serve to determine if there was another underlying cause.
But whether it shows up or not, I would speculate that it IS entirely possible the MMS could have triggered the chain of events that lead to his wife’s death. After all, a severe case of dehydration can cause a drastic drop in electrolytes, which can cause a stroke or heart attack.
I myself was worried about that when I took too much MMS too soon. I made sure to drink a lot of fluid to keep from becoming dehydrated and I was OK, but I could envision a scenario, as you said, where the MMS triggers dehydration and (perhaps) a previously undetected condition is exacerbated (a friends 17 year old brother died of a heart attack a whole day AFTER a football game where he had became very dehydrated. Turned out he had an undetected heart defect).
So while a lot of people have taken MMS and have been helped by it, people do have various tolerance levels and being forewarned allows one to be forearmed. If someone is taking MMS for the first time, and since Vitamin C neutralizes MMS, I’d be sure to have some Orange Juice on hand, just in case. I’d also have some Gatorade on hand. It has extra electrolytes in it and it isn’t preserved with Vitamin C so it would be good to sip on to keep fluid levels up.
I do hope that Mr. Nash does come back and tell us of the results of the tests and autopsy. And I hope that he knows that we all feel terrible about the loss of his dear wife. Regardless of the cause, it is heartbreaking and I can’t imagine how angry and sad he is feeling.
September 28th, 2009 at 10:48 pm
I was not being snide. You need to retune your antenna.
MMS will not be found in her body after 2 to 4 hours. They will never find it.
And above and beyond that sodium chlorite toxicology will not indicate that a few drops
are capable of causing death.
Mr. Nash has flooded this site and others with his concerns. I believe his concerns about mms will not stand up
to scrutiny. What it could do is force public policy to eliminate MMS, which has been a health savior to many many people.
Many people come on to blogs like this and say they are cured or poisoned then never return to give the facts. If he is going to come here and say what he has said he needs to follow up and state the facts…. otherwise his words could keep many people from attempting mms and saving themselves from their own deaths in which case he could share some of the guilt through the spread of fear based on false evidence that cannot stand up.
Grief is one thing but having it direct your words is another and it is not an excuse for spreading unsubstantiated information that could lead people down pathways of fear.
October 13th, 2009 at 10:10 am
I have been extremely concerned with Mr. Nash’s terrible ordeal. The death of one’s wife is always probably the worst experience that one will ever undergo this lifetime. I understand his feelings. And I hope we all find what the problem actually was. I am extremely sorry for any part that I may have played in her death since she might have looked at the vomiting in a different light had she not read my observations about vomiting. I can only say that I am extremely sorry for this situation. But let me also say something about the opposite side. Right this moment October 13, 2009 I am working in a clinic in Africa where we have successfully treated over 125 cases of HIV and AIDS and included in the group were people who had life threatening cancers that are gone, and other conditions that ruin one’s life that no longer exist. Throughout the world it has been estimated that over 100 thousand lives have been saved, and many more than that have been given back their life from conditions that prevented them from living their life otherwise. MMS has the possibility of saving untold millions of lives throughout the world in the near future.
While I feel extremely sad to hear about this death, as all deaths before their time are terrible, I do not feel the Mr. Nash is being fair to the people of the world, or to the millions of those who are now suffering who may read his words and decide to not use MMS, or to the governmental reactions that might prevent thousands from being able to find MMS. His immediate response is understandable for a person in his situation, however when millions of people are involved we expect a person in his situation to rise above his own personal feelings and wait for facts and to evaluate the situation against the good it might bring to man. I also ask ever one to realize the medical drugs cause the death of 970 thousand people in the USA alone each year. And no one seems to care, but one single death with natural remedies will bring on millions of dollars of investigations and will stop the use of the natural remedy involved completely in many parts of the world. This has happened to numerous natural remedies throughout the world. Because the drug companies have billions, they will spend millions to stamp out any competition no matter how insignificant, and this is their chance to damage MMS and it is doubtful that they will miss it. (MMS1 and 2 are both chemicals that the immune system makes naturally. There is no remedy that is more natural than MMS).
So I am asking those personally involved to rise above their own feelings and do what is best for the people of the world. I want all the facts to come out exactly, but please help by not allowing false data to be used as false data often gets included in situations of this nature.
Jim Humble
October 18th, 2009 at 10:06 pm
This is in response to Mr. Anderson’s posting. (I’ll respond to Humble’s in a later posting.)
My wife died from an apparent 18-mg dose of MMS.
Here’s how that figure is derived: According to an MD’s discussion on page 2 of his scholarly article titled “On the Mechanisms of Toxicity of Chlorine Oxides Against Malarial Parasites - An Overview” [published September 6, 2007 and accessible on the Internet at the website bioredox.mysite.com/CLOXhtml/CLOXilus.htm], there is a statement of drop size and equivalent milligram concentration of sodium chlorite per drop for the Humble-protocol administration of MMS. It states that a medium caliber dropper [which comes as a bottle cap device on the bottle of MMS liquid in the kit that my wife purchased] produces 25 drops per cc. The article goes on to state: “In terms of milligrams of sodium chlorite(NaClO2), this calculates out to 9 mg per drop…”
Thus the dose that led to my wife’s agonizing death just 12 hours after she ingested it appears to have been 18 mg.
And of course we have a Death Certificate — in fact, two of them: The first, issued by the attending medical practitioner who pronounced her dead, states her death was the result of an “Adverse Reaction To A Mineral Solution.” The second, by an examining physician who released her body to her family after the autopsy, states her death was the result of “Possible Poisoning, Possible Anaphylaxia.”
We are still awaiting an Australian forensic pathologist’s report on the post-mortem examination of her body and toxicology analysis of the MMS liquid she ingested that led to her death. I will report that information when I know it.
November 28th, 2009 at 3:33 pm
I have been following this so called ‘Mr Nash’ who claimed that his wife passed away because of the MMS.
Whether that his real name or not, he is nothing more than an agent for the government (FDA) and attempted to discredit Jim Humble’s work.
Mr Nash’s comment have been posted on different forums.
Nice try, Mr Nash.. whoever you are.
December 3rd, 2009 at 9:11 am
why didn’t he give some oj? i was vomiting and sick for hours before i realized i could take an antioxidant then was ok in 10 min.
did anyone hear of the thousands of people dying in europe due to h1n1 vaccination? maybe we should focus on these deaths too.
mr. nash sorry you lost your wife but if you do not forgive yourself and surrender your anger, it will make you sick very quickly.
love and light to all
bridgett
December 11th, 2009 at 10:41 pm
Goverment bodies will stoop to any level to make a product look bad if it is aalternative to a drug companys drug. Yet they are quiet happy to endorse a product that kills you like chemo,apartame and many other concoctions made in a lab.Just look at the cover up of aspartame who is to say that that does not happen in other labs. Especially when lots of money is envolved. Jim humble has told everyone how to make his product for yourself. You don’t get told how to make any of the other drugs on the market. If you did the drug companies would make no money would they. I have used mms and I use to get masive cold sores regually not so much any more and if i do they are way smaller in size and are becoming more infrequent. So if mms is so bad why does it make peolpe feel so much better. Including myself not a plasebo effect at all. Have my own experiance to back it up.
Love and light to all
Michelle