MMS Tablets

Hi, I would like to hear from anyone who has been taking MMS tablets or the new Protocol 1000 MMS tablets. In the past I read negative feed back such as the tablets were hard to swallow & burned the mouth & throat resulting in extreme pain .
I do not understand the concept of the tablets..... I have been using the mms drops, placing equal amounts of Sodium Chlorite & Hydrochloric acid in a glass & once activated I add water & drink it. If the tablets contain both Hydrochloric acid & Sodium Chlorite wouldn't they be activated? If anyone can pass on some info or feedback I would really appreciate it.
Regards Jeneva.

Hi Jeneva.

Those MMS1 tablets have an activator built-in so if you happen to have little or no stomach acid, they will activate in your stomach or in any water solution. That means they will start to activate on your tongue because there is no protective coating on the tablet, yet. The manufacturer is working on that.

And if the tablet gets caught part-way down to your stomach, you will have a problem.

So, the best way to take them is to put them inside an small empty capsule such as size 3. Putting the tablet inside the capsule is a good idea anyway if you are working and don't want to fumble around trying to get the tablet out of its plastic/foil protected packet. And once out, if there is any moisture in the air, it can start activating.

And, more than one tablet will fit inside a size 3 capsule for larger MMS1 doses. I found that a MMS1 tablet did not activate from external moisture when placed inside an empty capsule for a few days, so you can make up a daily supply of them at one time. Be sure not to touch the tablet with your fingers as moisture on your finger could cause them to activate.

Here is a photo of one size two MMS tablet in distilled water. As you can see it activates in just water.