MMS mixed with Cola

I think that what is happening is that over time, given the citric acid in the cola, you have more activation, so the first few drinks are fine, but as you get into drinks 6 and on, you've had more activate and it starts to be noticeable in the soda.

I looked at the list of ingredients on the bottle, Citric Acid isn't listed however phosphoric acid is.

I don't know what the difference is, especially with regards to using it with MMS.

There is some information on these links

antoine.frostburg.edu/chem/senese/101/consumer/faq/why-phosphoric-acid-in-soda-pop.shtml

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phosphoric_acid

I took 3 drops of MMS today - first thing on an empty stomach with Cola - and right now having a mild to medium stomach ache.

Stomach Ache might be coincidence, or because I took it on an empty stomach or maybe because the Cola is getting older.

Had a break from MMS for a while, but went back MMS with Cola.This time using Tesco's own brand Cola.

Finding almost no adverse reactions to the MMS. Was beginning to wonder if this particular brand of cola was neutralising the MMS, did notice extracts of Apples, Carrots & Hibiscus was on the list of ingredients.

I'm wondering if this brand may contain vitamin C.

It may take testing strips to see, Archer - Does it have any added preservative on the bottle?

In everything I've read caffeine is suppose to be a voided except the before and after dosing for the day. You should make sure it's caffeine free. Also I am now finding that a lot of things have absorbic (citric) acid added to them. So read the labels on whatever you use.