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Sodium bisulfate as an activator of MMS1 ?
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And another question, which certainly must already have been asked a thousand times:
Why is it not recommended to swallow only sodium chlorite powder, -crystals or -granules in capsules and just let it be activated by the stomach acid?
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Not that I have heard.At www.humblecare.com/en/preparation-of-the-activator-sodium-bisulfate-solution-fo-mms sodium bisulfate is recommended as an activator for MMS1. Is this officially approved?
Doing that could be dangerous. If a person has little or no stomach acid, they would have a problem like a hole burned in their stomach wall.And another question, which certainly must already have been asked a thousand times:
Why is it not recommended to swallow only sodium chlorite powder, -crystals or -granules in capsules and just let it be activated by the stomach acid?
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Unactivated sodium chlorite used to be called Stabilized Oxygen and was available in alternative circles for 80 years. Its success rate seemed to vary from person to person, prob dictated by the strength of the stomach acid. Some swore by it; others had no response. Jim pioneered the idea of activating it out of the stomach and then consuming it, and in doing so separated it by naming it MMS. It would be very unwise to consume it in any other strength than that recommended, which I think is around 1 part per million. One may loose control of it and end up with a full on herx. Its toxicity is similar to salt.
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What about the MMS1 tablets, does anybody know the exact composition of them?
I wouldn´t expect that the sodium chlorite and the activator are added in a liquid form - be it mixed or separated(?).
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