The Blue Pill.

[Ninurta]

Mystic Wanderer Wrote: ETA:
I found a video by the man who discovered MMS and he tells you how to make it yourself at home.
He also has a book you can download that tells all about it...

 
BIAD said,

With all respect, I think that guy is a bit of a Kook.

All I know is, people on Twitter are coming out of the wood work telling about using MMS for many years with no problems. One guy said he had used it for 20 years because he works in the medical field and he hasn't been sick at all during that time.
Jordan Sather swears by it and has made many videos about it, all of which have been removed by You Tube.

I'm not sure I trust Twitterites any more than I trust "Big Pharma".

I'm not here to convince anyone to use MMS, I'm just sharing what I've seen and learned over the past year or so.
I come more believing actual people who have tried it than any "scientific study" put out and approved by big pharma puppets.

And I appreciate that, I really do - options are GOOD! The caveat is that we have to thoroughly research those options before entrusting them to our one and only body. No "deadly poison" will kill you if the concentration is small enough... but that concentration is a very important part of the grand scheme of things. It can literally be the difference between life and death.

Chlorine dioxide is used in treating municipal water supplies; we drink this stuff!  So if it's so dangerous, why isn't someone raising hell on them for using it?

That's true, and it's why some times, if one is on a "city water" system, you can actually smell the chlorine when you turn on the tap - especially right after a big rain storm, when they overload the incoming water with chlorine. Again, it's all in the concentration... and if you can smell chlorine, that's probably too much in the water. in the case of municipal water supplies, drawing water from the tap and letting it stand for 24 hours will allow all the chlorine to escape from the water.

As a matter of full disclosure, I used to sell water filters to remove the chlorine from city water for instant-gratification types, but in all honesty just drawing the water and letting it sit will also remove the chlorine, it just takes longer - but that will NOT remove the heavy metals found in most urban water systems.

Why is it sold for hikers to use to disinfect their water supply along their journey? 

Because it IS poison, and will therefore kill the mcro-organisms found in some questionable mud puddles out in the wilderness, like Giardia. Again, the concentration is very important - you want enough to kill a bacteria, but NOT enough to kill something with the bulk of a human. Think of it like a hammer - if you hit your thumb with a 4 ounce hammer, it hurts like hell. If you hit a bitty little spider with that same hammer, it kills it flat. Same principle. I never used chlorine for questionable water in the wilderness - I used iodine instead, but poison is poison.

But, let's not worry about fluoride. Big pharma approves that. Look on the back and read. It states, CALL POISON CONTROL IF SWALLOWED.

Nope! I'm not believing anything big pharma approves.

Of course fluoride is poison! But then again, so is chlorine - that's why it used to carry a "skull and cross bones" warning on the label! I think most city folks would be entirely shocked and dismayed to discover what is actually present in their drinking water!

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