What is Miracle Mineral Supplement/Solution?
What was once known as Miracle Mineral Supplement, but for legal reasons had to change its name to Miracle Mineral Solution (MMS), is a 28% sodium chlorite solution in distilled water currently being sold online as a cure-all tonic. Jim Humble, the man who coined the name and who is also the self-styled Archbishop of his own church (Genesis II), believes that once “activated” by an acidic solution, MMS can be used to cure people of our most feared illnesses including HIV, cancer, and malaria.
In reality MMS is a harmful mixture of toxic compounds that is being aggressively marketed online as a panacea to very sick and unconsenting children. Put simply, it’s the worst kind of woo and should be avoided at all costs.
MISTAKE! i mixed up chloride and chlorite at the start.
- What is Miracle Mineral Supplement?
- The League of Nerds – #074 – Stop Giving Autistic Children Bleach
- Miracle Mineral Supplement
- Genesis II Church of Health & Healing
- Healing the Symptoms Known as Autism
- ACIDIFIED SODIUM CHLORITE (ASC) Chemical and Technical Assessment
- Curing autism with Chlorine Dioxide
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Myles Power 
Lets see if you censor this. I make no claim to the effectiveness of MMS in curing all …….but to rebuff it as purely a toxic bleach agent implying the absurdity of the suggested treatment is a bit unfair. It is considered safe enough to treat drinking water and to prewash food. This provided it does not exceed 0.8mg/L concentration and as far as i have read the concentrations proposed as a cure are well below that. So while the claims are not proven in a lab it is safe to try as long as it is below the mix does not allow the concentration to exceed 0.8mg/L specified by the various health authorities.
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