How to use MMS and Activator which come in specially designed bottles to make up the two-part kit allowing the user to create chlorine dioxide, a powerful water purifier on demand. The bottling process maintains the integrity of the products over time, ensuring their specified concentrations and high purity per Jim Humble specifications and standards.
Storage Guidelines
For optimal preservation, store both MMS and Activator in cool, shaded areas, avoiding direct sunlight and temperatures exceeding 25 degrees Celsius. Environments with high humidity are not recommended. Once opened, ensure secure closure of the bottles after each use.
CAUTION: Keep out of reach of children and store in places inaccessible to minors due to the attractive appearance of the colorful bottles that may arouse curiosity. While the risk of ingestion by children is minimal due to the repulsive taste and odor of chlorine, which induces convulsions and vomiting, it is crucial to take preventive measures. In case of direct contact with eyes, tongue, or nose, wash with plain water abundantly. Although concentrations are too small for irreparable damage, they can cause discomfort. After thorough rinsing, physiological saline solution may be used for eyes if available, but it is not mandatory.
MMS Expiry
Under proper storage conditions, MMS can retain its efficacy for months or even years. Sodium chlorite and citric acid, being stable chemicals, do not undergo changes unless exposed to altering factors. Improper storage or leaving the bottle open after use can compromise MMS and/or Activator. If the mixture fails to turn amber yellow after 1-2 minutes or appears cloudy, it indicates expiration and should be disposed of and replaced.
Reactions to Foods
MMS reacts with food, so it is advisable to administer it at least one hour before or after a meal.
Guidelines for using MMS with 50% citric acid
The key component in this mixture is chlorine dioxide, a gas formed approximately one minute after blending sodium chlorite (NaClO2) and concentrated citric acid. MMS (Miracle Mineral Supplement – Miracle Mineral Solution) acts as a potent bactericide, antiviral, and fungicide with broad-spectrum efficacy. It is essential to note that MMS is not classified as a drug; rather, it is a salt solution combined with citric acid, triggering a chemical reaction to produce the active element: chlorine dioxide (ClO2-). It is exclusively sold as a water disinfectant and has been utilized for over a century in various applications, including nutrition and public hospitals.
Jim Humble, credited with discovering the curative effects of MMS, has successfully employed this solution for diverse infections with positive outcomes. The list of conditions includes throat infections, urinary tract issues, prostate, ovary, uterus, mouth or laryngo-pharyngeal area, asthma, hepatitis, arthritis, appendicitis, parasitic infections, malaria, herpes, congestion, depression, diabetes, acne, candida, chickenpox, MRSA (Staphylococcus aureus), psoriasis, salmonellosis, legionellosis, and many others. MMS is acknowledged for its efficacy as a disinfectant against viruses, bacteria, fungi, parasites, and as a destroyer of BSE (bovine spongy encephalopathy or mad cow syndrome). Additionally, MMS demonstrates anti-tumor, anti-inflammatory, and analgesic effects. For more information, see Jim Humble’s book, The Master Mineral Solution of the Third Millennium.
Instructions for Use: MMS + Activator – 1:1 – Internal use
- Maintain a 1:1 ratio when activating MMS; for every drop of MMS, add one drop of activator.
- Place these drops in a clean, dry glass and stir until the color changes from yellow to amber.
- Wait for a maximum of 5 minutes after activation; if exceeded, discard and prepare a new dose.
- Add water, and to improve taste, a small amount of cola can be added after removing carbonic acid.
- It is recommended to start with 1-2 drops before bedtime and gradually increase the dosage. Take MMS one hour before or after meals.
Instructions for Use: MMS + Activator – 1:1 – External use
- For smelly feet or strong body odor, mix 6 drops of MMS with 6 drops of activator, wait until amber, add water, apply, and rinse.
- For ear infections, mix 4 drops of MMS with 4 drops of activator, wait until amber, add warm water, apply to the ear canal, and rinse after one minute.
MMS Bath Method
The skin, a multifaceted organ safeguarding the body from the external environment, also facilitates substance exchange, acting as an osmotic membrane. Utilizing chlorine dioxide (MMS) in a bath allows the entire body to come into contact with the active element, chlorine dioxide. The diluted ClO2 gas in the bathwater permeates the skin, offering therapeutic benefits. Numerous individuals have reported enhancements in health conditions, particularly for skin-related issues such as skin cancer, psoriasis, and other dermatological ailments.
How to Take a Chlorine Dioxide Bath
- Clean the bathtub thoroughly, ensuring any residual soaps, detergents, or chemicals are rinsed away. Avoid adding bath salts, perfumes, or any other substances, including rubber toys, as they may react with chlorine dioxide and diminish its effectiveness.
- In a glass or porcelain cup, combine 30 drops of MMS (1:1) with 30 drops of activator to make chlorine dioxide. The reaction is complete when the mixture assumes an amber color. If there are open wounds or severe skin lesions, reduce the dose to 20 drops of 1:1 for faster healing.
- Fill the bathtub with warm to hot water (tolerable without pain or discomfort), ensuring the water level covers the entire body, including the upper abdomen and chest. Add the MMS mixture from step 2. Caution: Do not add soap, shampoo, foam, bath salts, fragrances, potpourri, or bath toys (rubber or plastic). For children, reduce the dosage to 20 drops of MMS in a 1:1 ratio.
- Immerse the entire body in the water containing dissolved MMS. Submerging the head is recommended, especially for individuals with oily hair or dandruff. The water should be as hot as possible to open pores and enhance absorption of the active MMS element.
- If water enters the eyes, there is no cause for alarm. The recommended concentration is minimal and unlikely to cause eye damage.
- Users of this method have reported visible effects after the third bath with MMS. This approach is based on the experiences of Jim Humble, the discoverer of MMS, and others who have shared their experiences online.
The most up-to-date information on MMS can be found in Paris Humble’s book, Healthy Alternative Chlorine Dioxide Uses Non-pharmacological Health Restoration, released in 2022.