A Personal Account Using on Using the Miracle Mineral Supplement

Almost a year ago, I stumbled upon something called MMS. As with a lot of people who’ve come across this product, I came upon it by chance, really, and did not do much research. In fact, several of my friends recommended I try it. I’m trained in acupuncture, so I see a lot of “new and great” products come and go, but in fact, MMS really seems to do what it says it does — which is to say it works.

My own situation is that I’ve had a number of small health issues for quite some time, meaning psoriasis on and off, and a low-grade gum infection that’s been persistent (I am 62 years old). These are minor conditions, of course, but I still wanted to take care of them, especially the gum infection, with an approach that was natural rather than artificial. Antibiotics did not deal with the infection as they should have.

Be that as it may, to cut a long story short and give you a brief overview on just how MMS works, my psoriasis improved by about 50%, and the low-grade gum infection cleared up within three days of my taking MMS.

MMS itself is relatively simple, and is just comprised of sodium chlorite, better known as “liquid oxygen.” This is nothing I didn’t already know, and sodium chlorite has certainly been used very effectively for decades. However, it becomes “magic” when sodium chlorite and citric acid are combined in a specific ratio so that one gets chlorine dioxide as a result. I knew nothing about this.

I researched it a bit further, though, and found that a man by the name of Jim Humble had developed this product and its protocol several years ago, while he was on an expedition in the jungles of Central America looking for gold. During that time, two members of his expedition came down with malaria and became very ill. Humble had many years of experience and always carried stabilized oxygen with him to make the local water drinkable. That is, he carried sodium chlorite with him. Rather than lose his two friends, of course, Jim gave each man a large dose of stabilized oxygen, and to everyone’s complete amazement, the men were well enough to sit up and talk after a couple of hours.

After many years of experience, Humble always carried stabilized oxygen on such trips to make the local water drinkable – and as we mentioned above, this is really sodium chlorite. Facing the chance of losing two friends, Jim gave each man a big dose of stabilized oxygen, and to every ones amazement, the two were well enough to sit up and talk after about two hours.

Humble went on to treat over 75,000 malaria victims in the field, so to speak. After he’d done this, he settled upon a treatment plan and recipe that worked to most effectively alleviate several situations where pathogenic stressors were present. His solution is a ratio of one drop of sodium chlorite at 28% to five drops of citric acid. This solution sits for a minimum of three minutes before it is drunk in a medium of an appropriate beverage, such as water, to make it easier to ingest. At this point, the solution is “supercharged” with an anti-pathogenic but enormously stable chlorine dioxide.

This solution is one drop of 28% sodium chlorite to every 5 drops of citric acid. This solution is then allowed to sit for a minimum of three minutes before water or an appropriate beverage is added to facilitate its ingestion. At this stage the solution is super charged with a stable but enormously anti pathogenic chlorine dioxide!

Without going into technical details, it’s so effective because it travels around the body through the bloodstream, as with most types of medicine. However, MMS is different than other medicines because it has the capacity to target pathogenic stressors that are harmful to the body while leaving healthy tissue alone. It literally strips electrons to do this, sometimes up to five at a time, from organisms that are not meant to be in that particular location.

I have followed up and spoken to many people about MMS, and even local doctors are beginning to prescribe this product – without making claims, of course, but prescribing it because its efficacy cannot be denied.