Re:FW: MMS and chlorine and Splenda

February 28, 2008

Just a quick message to say that chlorine dioxide is neither the same as,

nor similar to, chlorine. Just as sodium chloride (salt) is not chlorine

(bleach), chlorine dioxide is not chlorine either. They are completely

different compounds with different properties.

I have used MMS myself daily for 2 months and received numerous benefits. My

candida is under much better control. My tongue is pink and healthy now (and

has been for the last month since I stopped using MMS), my high blood

pressure is down, and it completely healed the very painful stomach

ulceration I've had for the past 3 years. Plus the athlete's foot on my

right foot is gone and my brain fog has gone and my energy is much improved.

I'm trying to get pregnant so I stopped using the MMS for the time being,

but I think that using it for long enough, may well have had a huge impact

on my rheumatoid arthritis as well. As it is, it has enabled me to drop my

nighttime steroids and drop the overall dose from 10mg/day to 6mg day.

I am impressed so far. It even helped knock out a winter flu bug I caught

from my husband, in a couple of hours. It is important to do the reading to

understand what this compound is, and what it does, and why it's safe to

use. Comparing it to chlorine is misleading and is likely to put people off

from researching it further.

Found this written on one of the MMS website ... and it quite gave me

the giggles.

They brag aboutn how chlorine is approved for water and thus is safe,

they warn not to take to much as it will kill harmful viruses in your

body and make you feel ill at first.

And yet the same people pushing MMS (chlorinated oxygen, and by

proxy, chlorinated water, are all tweaked out about chlorinated sugar.

I think I'll just wait and see about this one, and keep using my

splenda as long as we don't have any issues with it.

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