Most Recent Testimonials

I got bit by a Brown Recluse spider, my leg was getting so bad I couldnt walk. The doctors would not help other than anti-biotics and a friend suggested MMS, so I put some on the bite which was rotting from the spiders toxins. The next day all the dead flesh from the spider bite just fell right out of my leg when I rinsed it with water and the wound healed immediately after. Thanks Jim!

MMS quickly stopped my Brown Recluse bites. We’re not supposed to have Brown Recluse spiders here so I thought the two bites on my leg were something else. At first they were like chigger bites but I know we don’t have those. The bites started out small and grew daily. Very itchy. On about the 2d day, I tried MMS on one of them and the next day it had stopped itching and had scabbed over. I waited a couple more days on the second bite. It got progressively worse and grew bigger daily until the affected area was about 3/4 of an inch in diameter and it was looking especially bloody and nasty so I put MMS on it and—same thing, next day it no longer itched and it was scabbed over. In about a week, it was all healed up but after about a month there was still a large red mark like you have for some time after a serious injury. The first bite has a red mark too but much smaller. I looked for spiders. They come out at night to hunt so first thing in the morning and before turning on the lights, I went around with a flashlight. I found one right away. They are different than spiders I’m used to and much smaller and delicate than I thought they would be. They don’t have 8 eyes in front of their heads, only 4 and two way back on the sides of their “head”, but their head is fused with their thorax or chest so you might say these two eyes are on the sides of their chest or thorax. Although just tiny bumps, these two eyes are quite easy to see if you get up close and from what I’ve read they positively identify the spider as a Brown Recluse. I used 3 drops of 25% MMS mixed in with 3 drops of a citric acid solution along with 3 drops of DMSO which is supposed to carry the MMS into the tissue. I added about 6 drops of water then I dipped in a finger and applied it to the bite. MMS this strong will burn if left too long so I wiped it off with a wet cloth in about a minute. It stung a little at first but not that bad. Next day I made a similar application although it didn’t seem to be necessary. Apparently the MMS neutralized the venom. According to Humble’s MMS book it also neutralizes rattle snake venom.

A few days ago my husband was bitten by a spider. It created a red welt about 1/2 inch across with a white blister in the center and a black dot in the middle of that. We lanced and drained it and applied neosporin.

The next day it had almost doubled in size and the blister reformed larger than before. We applied topical MMS and after 2 applications 12 hours apart the bite was fully healed..

But the MMS did make the surrounding skin red, which has faded now.

About two years ago my son had a similar wound on his backside that was extremely painful. To me it looked like a MRSA boil but he was confident that it was a spider bite. This wound was a full inch across in the form of a red welt and a large blister in the center. MMS cured it fully in about 2 days. I don’t know how many times he put it on.

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I have received a bad case of poison oak while hiking in southern California. After a week, my feet and lower legs swelled. I decided to treat with MMS by spraying on the skin. After two days of doing so, the swelling was completely gone and the redness was reduced down below the surface of the skin. Itchiness was temporarily stopped, and I used poison oak calming lotion thereafter to keep itchiness at bay.

I had an itch inside of my ear but what is considered in medical terms to be the outer ear. I am guessing it was a mild fungus. I put up with it for about 6 months. I would scratch until it was raw and then it would crust over.

One day I decided to try my quality aloe lotion on it. That would take the itch away for a few days but it always returned. So I made a 6-drop dose of activated MMS in I think it was 1 cup of water. I dipped a Q-tip into that and really rubbed it rigorously into the skin of my ear.

The next day my skin was dry and flaky and the following day it was smooth and has been smooth and non-itchy ever since, which it’s been about a month.

I decided to use that same solution as an underarm deodorant, using a cotton ball for application. I showered but avoided washing my armpits for 2 1/2 days. My poor husband was the guinea pig for sniffing them. He said they were fine. Normally I am not a strong underarm b.o. type of person, but if I don’t use deodorant, I will have a mild smell at the end of the day, so I think this was a great experiment and I am confident this is a good natural deodorant solution for me.

The more dramatic skin testimony is I had a seborrheic keratoses, I think it was called, on my left upper arm. A dermatologist 20 years ago told me it was noncancerous, and I had a dermatologist in 2011 tell me the same.

I didn’t want to deal with getting it frozen or cut off, so I never got around to doing anything about it, though I was self-conscious because it was about the size of a kidney bean and ugly… dried out looking and on the gray-brown side.

I bathed in MMS about 5 times, not every day, but almost every day. Well, I felt it kind of tingle when I got out of the tub, so I scratched it. It disintegrated like fine sand. Then I picked the final bit off, leaving a small raw area. It has healed and not given me any issues since, and this happened in the Spring of 2011. I am thrilled.

I also felt conjunctivitis (pinkeye) coming on. I washed my eye out a few times with my maintenance dose and it never came on full blown. I have had pinkeye enough times to know that unmistakable pain that strikes before the redness, itching, and goop set in.