MMS Humble

[Al Fish]

I just wish to advise that I have found what I know to be the best drug, supplement, treatment, etc. that I have or will ever find in my life. As there are laws about what can be said regarding medicines, etc. I will refrain from advising that this stuff can cure cancer, AIDS, malaria, fungus, cold, influenza and such like.

The results occur in hours not days after starting with this stuff. Moreover, as it cannot be patented and the ingredients can be purchased easily it is very, very inexpensive. I couldn't be bothered making it up myself so I purchase it for $14.50 which includes $5.00 postage.

If you are at all interested I suggest that you Google “MMS Humble” and should you wish my supplier's contact details please don't hesitate to email me.

Whilst I appreciate that there will be people who denigrate the use of chlorine dioxide I merely state that I'm using this stuff so I couldn't care less – I know it really works!

Al.

[Teucer]

So long as you're prepared to accept that a lot of people will remain skeptical, especially when the Aus distributor is named 'hallelujah health ministries'

 

Afterall, it's not every day that someone praises a particular product as the silver bullet - the cure for cancer, aids and every detriment known to man.

 

Just every second day.

 

By the way, my google result reveals that all 75,000 patients were cured within one day, with 98% being cured in 4 hours.

 

So if you're on it, shouldn't you be cured already?

Edited February 14, 2009 by Teucer

[sheena]

great i like it dear god bless you

 

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[bighit]

seems like alot of people are using this stuff! might be a good way to make some cash my reselling it

[Nooby]

Hey all,

 

Yeah I went on it for a month working up to 15 drops a day and TBH didn't really notice much of a difference, but I'm pretty healthy anyway and most of the testimonies on the web are from people who have some kind of medical condition, so who knows? I suspect it might help if any issues did arise but from my experience if you are healthy there's probably not much point. After a couple of weeks though, it did leave a fairly strong metallic taste in my mouth which would last for most of the day, weird?

 

Oh, and NEVER take it on an empty stomach, I made that mistake once and was feeling nauseous all day.

 

If you have medical probs then give it a shot, it pretty cheap, mine cost about 10 bux plus postage so no biggie.

[Mulcontent]

I did a Google search on Chlorine Dioxide and got this from the US EPA site :

 

This page describes the Agency’s actions with regard to the chemicals used in the anthrax spore decontamination activities. EPA temporarily approved these pesticides for sale, distribution, and use based on the remediation action plans submitted for each specific site and only in accordance with the requirements of each crisis exemption under Section 18 of FIFRA.

These chemicals were not intended for use by the general public.

 

What is chlorine dioxide?

Chlorine dioxide is an antimicrobial pesticide recognized for its disinfectant properties since the early 1900s. Chlorine dioxide kills microorganisms by disrupting transport of nutrients across the cell wall.

Chlorine dioxide smells somewhat like chlorine bleach. Chlorine dioxide should not be confused with chlorine gas. They are two distinct chemicals that react differently and produce by-products that have little in common.

In 1967, under the authority of the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA), EPA first registered the liquid form of chlorine dioxide for use as a disinfectant and sanitizer on a variety of sites such as animal farms, bottling plants, food processing, handling, and storage plants. Other industrial uses of liquid chlorine dioxide include:

 

bleaching pulp and paper

bleaching textiles

washing fruit and vegetables

disinfecting flume water

disinfecting meat and poultry

disinfecting food processing equipment

sanitizing water

controlling odors

treating medical wastes

treating municipal water

 

Crisis exemptions for chlorine dioxide

EPA reviewed data related to the safety and effectiveness of using liquid and gaseous chlorine dioxide for inactivation of Bacillus anthracis spores. Available data indicated that liquid and gaseous chlorine dioxide would reduce bacterial spore populations under specific conditions including concentration, pH, and contact time. EPA determined that the product could be used safely and effectively, and that no unreasonable adverse effects would occur from the requested uses.

 

Subsequently, EPA issued crisis exemptions for the limited sale, distribution, and use of liquid and gaseous chlorine dioxide for decontaminating buildings and their contents. EPA determined that the public health threat posed by the "anthrax attacks" constituted a public health emergency of such immediacy that normal processing and review of a conventional public health exemption under FIFRA was neither prudent nor practical.

 

Under the crisis exemption for liquid chlorine dioxide, registered products (containing sodium chlorite) were permitted to be sold or distributed only to employees of federal, state or local government agencies, or of the U.S. Postal Service (November 9, 2001).

 

 

and from Australia

 

What effect might chlorine dioxide have on my health?

Acute health effects : The following acute (short-term) health effects may occur immediately or shortly after exposure to chlorine dioxide: irritate the nose and throat, causing coughing and chest pain; eye irritation with watery eyes and seeing halos around lights; breathing chlorine dioxide can irritate the lungs causing coughing and/or shortness of breath. Higher exposures can cause a build-up of fluid in the lungs (pulmonary oedema), a medical emergency but which might not occur for 24 hours, with severe shortness of breath and possibly death.

 

Chronic health effects

: The following chronic (long-term) health effects can occur at some time after exposure to chlorine dioxide and can last for months or years: irritate the lungs; repeated exposure may cause bronchitis to develop with cough, phlegm, and/or shortness of breath. Permanent lung damage may occur, especially with repeated exposure to the vapours. There is limited evidence that chlorine dioxide may damage the developing foetus.

 

How might chlorine dioxide enter my body?

The substance can be absorbed into the body by inhalation, ingestion of food that has been treated with chlorine dioxide, or skin contact.

 

How might I be exposed to chlorine dioxide?

People living near industries that produce or use chlorine dioxide. From using disinfectants or bleaches that contain chlorine dioxide. From foods and drinking water that have been treated with chlorine dioxide.

 

 

What are the chlorine dioxide health guidelines?

Australian Drinking Water Guidelines (NHMRC and ARMCANZ, 1996):

Maximum of 1 mg/L (i.e. 0.001 g/L)

 

Worksafe Australia

Maximum time weighted exposure (TWA) level: 0.1 ppm 0.28 mg/m³

Maximum short term exposure level (STEL): 0.3 ppm 0.83 mg/m³

 

NPI rank

Approximately 400 substances were considered for inclusion on the NPI reporting list. A ranking and total hazard score was given based on health and environmental hazards and human and environmental exposure to the substance.

 

Chlorine dioxide was ranked as 41out of 400. The total hazard score taking into account both human health and environmental criteria is 3.3.

 

On a health hazard rating of 0 - 3 chlorine dioxide registers 1.8. A score of 3 represents a very high hazard to health, 2 represents a medium hazard and 1 is harmful to health.

 

On an environmental rating of 0 - 3 chlorine dioxide registers 1.5. A score of 3 represents a very high hazard to the environment and 0 a negligible hazard.

 

Factors taken into account to obtain this ranking and these scores include the extent of the material's toxic or poisonous nature and/or its lack of toxicity, and the measure of its ability to remain active in the environment and whether it accumulates in living organisms. It does not take into account exposure to the substance. Environmental exposure is reflected in the NPI rank for this substance (see comparative data below). A substance that scores highly as an environmental hazard is oxides of nitrogen at 3.0 and one of the lower scores is carbon monoxide at 0.8. A substance that scores highly as a health hazard is arsenic at 2.3 and one of the lowest scores is ammonia at 1.0.

 

This is worth a read too http://www.osha.gov/SLTC/healthguidelines/...ecognition.html

 

So after reading all that I be dammed if I be shoving that down my throat in a hurry , the more you use it the more chance of chronic exposure IMO

 

Surely there is a safer product to use ? the pro MMS sites are hardly reputable from the ones I visited an as for being a cancer cure ( cough *bullshit* cough )

[Al Fish]

"Whilst I appreciate that there will be people who denigrate the use of chlorine dioxide I merely state that I'm using this stuff so I couldn't care less – I know it really works!"

Al.

[Al Fish]

Mulcontent,

You bastard!

We never did get together for that beer.

You're a disgrace to the nation, those who know you, your friends, your family and deep down - to yourself! I'm still pissed off after all this time!

Contact me when your free. I prefer coffee, but I never refuse a beer - other things being equal.

I apologise for the terseness of my last post. Nonetheless, I have nothing to gain by promoting this stuff.

Recently a member of Oz Stoners contacted me and I gave them the contact details of my supplier.

If they experience any results I expect them to advise via this topic - one way or the other.

As for the stuff you provided above, I guess its true.

Water is also deadly. A neat suicide method is to aim for 15 litres in 12 hours. If you're lucky you'll be unconscious in a cold pool of your own crystal-clear piss before you reach 15 litres. Aim at a couple of litres every hour for the first few hours. Even if they get you to the hospital there's nothing they can do.

The other way is drowning.

Nonetheless, I admit, I'm still a big fan of water.

 

And don't be a %@$# all of your life. Contact me with as much notice as possible, because I'm that sort of guy.Beer or coffee, maybe a leisurely lunch. Matter for you.

Al.