Miracle Mineral Supplement Scam
A chemist, Jim Humble, discovered that using acidified Sodium Chlorite not only was an excellent antimicrobial treatment for foods, it also helped cure a number of diseases. Sodium Chlorite, NaClO2, is normally alkaline and very stable in solution form. However, if you combine it with acid, it breaks down quickly with one of the byproducts CLO2, chlorine dioxide. This extremely active antimicrobial compound also plays havoc on parasites without destroying beneficial bacteria in the intestines.
According to Jim Humble, the discoverer, he treated 75,000 patients with malaria and they all were cured within 24 hours with the vast majority cured within four hours.
The Present Use of Sodium Chlorite
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Many countries now use acidified sodium chlorite for water purification and sanitation or sterilizing procedures in hospitals and other medical facilities. The meat industry also uses it for sanitizing. In many cases, public water works are changing the method of treating the water supply from chlorine, which can damage your health, to sodium chlorite.
One reason for the conversion to sodium chloride from other methods of disinfection is due to the safety of the miracle mineral supplement. Sodium chlorite is stable, but once acidified it converts partially to chlorous acid, a highly unstable material that is also highly antimicrobial. The acidified sodium chlorite is so unstable, almost immediately it begins to decompose and within an hour converts back to chloride and oxygen, leaving no residue that area toxic to man.
Uses for Miracle Mineral Supplement
Humble started experimenting with the MMS to see if it had any effect on other diseases. He found it helped cure many illnesses; including making severely debilitated AIDS patients well enough to go back to work. He also found it had a profound effect on any diseases that came from microbes or immune reactions. He even used it on diseases such as cancer, diabetes, arthritis, shingles, warts and others that didn't have an association with microbes or parasites.
Humble feels that the oxidizing ability of the chlorine dioxide created by acidifying the sodium chlorite not only inactivates poisons and toxins in the body. He found it even helped relieve toothache problems and fungal problems such as Candida, without causing damage to the body cells or beneficial bacteria. Traditional medicine also uses non- acidified sodium chlorite for treatment of illnesses such as hepatitis, lymph cancer and autoimmune disease.
Miracle Mineral Supplement Scam - The FDA Warning
In July 2010, the U. S. Food and Drug Administration warned against using acidified sodium chloride preparation internally. They said it caused nausea, vomiting and with that came dangerously low blood pressure since the body was dehydrated. The UK Food Standards Agency also warned that drinking a mixture that was 28 percent sodium chlorite was like drinking industrial-strength bleach and any dilution less than directed could cause damage to the respiratory system, gut and red blood cells.
Who's Right?
The proponents of MMS say that the effectiveness of the treatment is one reason that the FDA and Food Standards Agency speak against it. They claim that if the MMS works this effectively and the public has access to this relatively inexpensive supplement, it could cause many of the conventional treatments from big drug companies to become obsolete and therefore drive the companies out of business.
However, if the FDA and British counterpart are correct, then using the MMS could conceivably cause physical problems and be a waste of money, a risk most people don't want to take. While this is a difficult dilemma for most consumers (In light of the fact that many supplements have proven beneficial for specific ailments still can't have acknowledgement of their benefits on the label) both the discoverer, Jim Humble, and the FDA need to test MMS in an unbiased study to find if the treatment is effective.
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