Chlorine Dioxide used for diverse household applications

I have had the opportunity to hear hundreds people’s feedback on MMS, and other therapies using chlorine dioxide, and the positive far exceeds the occasional person who feels no benefit, or simply can’t tolerate it.

Also we have to remember that penicillin has saved countless lives, but one shot would literally kill me….

no one substance can help every single individual.

I correspond with Jim Humble pretty regularly, and have written an article and instructions for his organization.

Over a period of time, my skepticism has dwindled, and I do believe that he is for the most part altruistic. He doesn’t lead an extravagant life, and spends a lot of time in pretty rustic places.

Chlorine Dioxide can be very dangerous if mishandled, and MMS is a pretty dang stout solution. Always remember to use care if dealing with anything more than drops.

That being said, I literally use it for dozens of applications around the house. I make mouthwash, disinfectant, sanitizer, kill mold, prevent insects, spray my tomatoes, use it on bug bites, burns, minor wounds, eczema, warts, cleaning the siding on the house…. I mean the list is just about endless.

The people who say that it’s pool chlorine are just absolutely wrong. Chlorine dioxide is too volatile… the UV rays would eat it up fast, as well as the fact you would have to measure in 4 parts per million into a pool… not easy.

The fact that the word chlorine is in it doesn’t mean squat. That’s like saying hydrogen peroxide is the same as hydrogen cyanide. Chlorine is VERY common on the planet. It’s in our bodies, and in the ocean. Pool bleach is Sodium Hypochlorite. It’s apples and oranges.

I do know for a fact there are doctors here in the USA doing work with MMS, as well as with other solution strengths. Hopefully one day someone will release some clinical trials.

Myself, I believe Chlorine Dioxide holds tremendous potential for the human race. It’s pretty much green, is safe at proper levels, and is hands down the best killer of all things small I have ever seen.