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haibane · 12-14-2009, 01:38 AM

I thought I'd share my indirect experience with the MMS:

A while ago I told a friend of mine, who happens to be a 'truth researcher', highly educated in natural sciences and stuff, about MMS. Couple of weeks ago ho got a bad flu, which he needed to get rid of quickly so he could travel, so he got himself an MMS set, available in local market through a web site.

First of all, the price, while being about the same as everywhere else, is actually on the verge of outrageous, as the average income in my country (one of the new EU members) is between 25 and 35% of that of the 'western' countries, also considering the cost of the supplies.

The set comes with a not very good translation of Jim Humble's book (it's hard to get a good translation even from mainstream publishing houses these days tho ;) And it's apparently only the 1st gen. information.

There was a nice local improvement bundled with the set - a bag of empty gelatine pill capsules and a small plastic syringe to fill them with the activated MMS, which should help a lot for those who have problems with the taste and smell.

According to my friend the theory behind how MMS works is essentially flawed, very incomplete and hardly deserving being even called a theory - the NaCLO2 available pretty much anywhere in the world isn't pure. The chemical itself needs to be stabilized by other ingredients so as not to deteriorate in relatively short time, and even though those additives are supposed to be inert, questions remain as to how inert they are once they enter the digestive system, and it seems obvious that the chemical reaction (not to mention the fruit juice recommended to hide the flavour, or the actual stomach content) must be much more complex than described in the available literature. He actually called his supplier to ask about this, but was told not to dig too deep in the matter - I wonder if it's like that elsewhere, or if people actually don't ask any questions at all. MMS really should be in the hands of medical doctors and serious researchers, but of course this collides with the big pharma interests, so not likely ...

The result however was a success - the thing worked rather well, even though my friend talked about really weird symptoms during the cure. He was good enough to travel in about 3 or 4 days. So - I'm rather happy to have a friend willing to conduct tests on humans on himself, as I'm now ready to make the investment and try it myself :)

12-14-2009, 01:38 AM	#796
haibane Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Prague Posts: 75	Re: Miracle Mineral Solution I thought I'd share my indirect experience with the MMS: A while ago I told a friend of mine, who happens to be a 'truth researcher', highly educated in natural sciences and stuff, about MMS. Couple of weeks ago ho got a bad flu, which he needed to get rid of quickly so he could travel, so he got himself an MMS set, available in local market through a web site. First of all, the price, while being about the same as everywhere else, is actually on the verge of outrageous, as the average income in my country (one of the new EU members) is between 25 and 35% of that of the 'western' countries, also considering the cost of the supplies. The set comes with a not very good translation of Jim Humble's book (it's hard to get a good translation even from mainstream publishing houses these days tho ;) And it's apparently only the 1st gen. information. There was a nice local improvement bundled with the set - a bag of empty gelatine pill capsules and a small plastic syringe to fill them with the activated MMS, which should help a lot for those who have problems with the taste and smell. According to my friend the theory behind how MMS works is essentially flawed, very incomplete and hardly deserving being even called a theory - the NaCLO2 available pretty much anywhere in the world isn't pure. The chemical itself needs to be stabilized by other ingredients so as not to deteriorate in relatively short time, and even though those additives are supposed to be inert, questions remain as to how inert they are once they enter the digestive system, and it seems obvious that the chemical reaction (not to mention the fruit juice recommended to hide the flavour, or the actual stomach content) must be much more complex than described in the available literature. He actually called his supplier to ask about this, but was told not to dig too deep in the matter - I wonder if it's like that elsewhere, or if people actually don't ask any questions at all. MMS really should be in the hands of medical doctors and serious researchers, but of course this collides with the big pharma interests, so not likely ... The result however was a success - the thing worked rather well, even though my friend talked about really weird symptoms during the cure. He was good enough to travel in about 3 or 4 days. So - I'm rather happy to have a friend willing to conduct tests on humans on himself, as I'm now ready to make the investment and try it myself :)