Re: OT: MMS - turns yellow and has vapors?

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Hi Jodie,

Ah, the heavenly good smell of MMS.. :-) Yes, when you add citric acid to MMS,

the activation process starts, the smell gets intense (tells it is good) and the

color turns, mine is like a dark amber color, but after the water is added it is

a very light yellowish color...

If the citric acid being used says 10% on it, then after adding it, swirl the

glass, wait 3 minutes for it to activate, then add distilled water or juice with

NO Vit C or ascorbic acid ADDED and NO orange juice... Then slug it down... If

the citric acid says 50%, then you only need wait 20 seconds for it to

activate... Don't add the water or juice until the activation has ended..

This gas can be used for lung issues, but if you are not using it for lung

issues, then after adding the citric acid, cover it with a napkin, this will

prevent the gas from going all over... If you are going to use it for lungs any

time, post and I will tell you the proper way to use it...

MMS is also great for brushing your teeth!! If interested post and I will

provide instructions... I find it is vastly superior to toothpaste...

Take care,

Jim

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> Hi, I'm looking at MMS that a friend has and when she adds the drop of MMS and

the one of citric acid, it bubbles for awhile. Her directions say to wait a few

minutes. When we went back to look at it, it had turned yellow! When she added

water to it, it had some kind of gaseous vapor come out of the glass as she

poured the water in. Is that normal?

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