Jim Humble Introduces MMS2 - Sept. 2009

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Garnet,

Here is a follow-up on MMS and this seems to be a good one. From what he says,

this man knows that he is marked for divulging this. Anyone wanting to do this

could buy the single ingredient ready-made at any swimming pool supply.

According to Mr Humble, when put into zero or #1 capsules and taken at intervals

with water, it produces Hypochlorous acid which will penetrate the cell walls of

most any pathogen, virus, etc. It seems to kill parasites in some cases,

according to Mr Humble's observation in Africa. I wonder if this would work on

Lymes? I found no info on it. Apparently there are sites on the internet

discussing how to just dump this powder on wounds for better healing than can

happen using iodine. I have not looked into that yet. He does caution to cut

back if one feels more sick after starting. He states that is caused by

pathogen die-off causing the liver to be overloaded with toxins from dead

pathogenic cells. I have read that same precaution as part of other protocols,

to protect the kidneys from being overloaded with dead cancer cells. ( That one

used Cesium Chloride for treating cancer and was developed by Dr

Howenstine)

If what Mr Humble says is correct, then this could be a useful thing to have in

one's own home first-aid kit. At around $5/pound, it is affordable.

Gerry

http://jimhumble.biz/biz-mms2intro-eng.htm

[Guest guest]

I tried it last fall when this info came out. It does work. It rooted out a

mild sinus infection for me. Like any other highly oxidative therapy, I

would be very careful with it. My wife tried it too to see if it would have

any effect on her breast lump. By that time nothing was having any effect on

it and in retrospect, we think any cancer was already dead by that time.

We have a few pounds of it vacuumed packed and saved for emergencies. It is

just not something that I would take often.

I bought ours from a local pool supply store. It was about 47% active

ingredient, about 29% borax (listed by one of its chemical names) and the

remainder was inert, which is generally calcium carbonate.

Borax has it's own usefulness for health but you can OD on it so I would not

take this particular stuff for too long at all. But- I have purposefully

taken borax to the limit before and it gave me a strange feeling when I got

too much, and I simply stopped it and it went away. Borax is REAL GOOD for

arthritis.

If thus effort gets out very far, look for this to be clamped down or for a

vomiting inducing chemical to be introduced.

DaddyBob