What is MMS?
MMS Wiki - The Science
Attacks On or Criticism of Genesis II Sacraments (MMS), and Responses
The FDA Attacks MMS:
FDA wants 36 years of prison- time for man selling MMS! (02-21-2013)
Red Cross Malaria scandal:
Read more or Sign petition (12-17-2013)
LEAKED:
Proof the Red Cross cured 154 cases of Malaria with MMS in Uganda, December 2012. The Red Cross has not yet responsed to this latest video . -==> Read more.
from: http://jimhumble.org/
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Cool just wanted to do far and wide too!
Radiation is a heavy metal, is it not?
Byron wilkins said:
Jacks I think I have watched the most important video in my life thank you for finding this. I am going to send this information far and wide. Removes heavy metal is very big because we eat and breath them daily. Lately I have found that any oxygen therapy is the cure for most diseases there are. The fountain of health has just arrived.
Not that I know of but went to control panel to check settings and they were wrong but forgot to restart my computer now it is fine I did feel a little handicapped only being able to type one letter every 2 seconds.
Cheryl Nelson said:
Did you accidentally turn on a disability feature? (Control Panel, Ease of Access, Filter Keys on Windows 8)
Byron wilkins said:
This food grade Citric Acid is approved for organic growing and meets the NOP standards for natural fermentation and non-GMO origin.
http://www.arbico-organics.com/product/citric-acid-non-gmo-lower-ph...
I have also gotten the mixing instructions for making organic citric acid to include: How To Prepare a 4 fl. oz. bottle of 50% Citric Acid Solution:
Step 1: Place 2 ounces of citric acid crystals into the 4 fl. oz. bottle (4 tablespoons) - use funnel or if not available use paper to fold into a funnel.
Step 2: Fill the 4 fl. oz. bottle to the top just before the curve, leaving about a half inch of head space for expansion, from the very top to prevent leakage as it heats and cools as it adapts to the outside temperatures. (2 fl. oz. of water is about ¼ cup). The citric acid dissolves best with warm water – approximately 100 to 110˚F.
It will probably be necessary to add just a little more water to fill the bottle as the citric acid does not quite displace all of the water volume at a 1 to 1 ratio.
Step 3: Shake the bottle to help dissolve the citric acid crystals into the water before you fill the bottle completely and then the remaining water to fill the bottle. The remaining citric acid crystals not used at this time can be stored in a cool dry location. The refrigerator is not a good choice as the cold may attract condensation that may damage your crystals, reducing its shelf life.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/268493096648640/permalink/381065915...
The activator is organic citric acid in a 50% solution. Most citric acid that is available is made from GMO corn, so make sure you use only organic citric acid.
So one drop of the MMS plus six drops of citric acid(to activate it) in a Glass of water every hour will do it!
Making Master Mineral Solution (MMS) from Jim Humble
To Prepare (One) 4 Ounce Bottle of 28% MMS Solution (Recommended):
Step 1: In a small Glass bowl place 4 level tablespoons of sodium chlorite powder.
Step 2: Add 3 ounces of distilled warm water (max temperature - 150 degrees Fahrenheit). I would say max. temp 130. If you get the water too hot it may take a day or 2 to clarify. If it is to cool it may take an hour or 2 to clarify.
Step 3: Stir with a non-metallic spoon and cover for darkness. Let the solution sit for 3 hours. Expect some settlings to fall to the bottom. I would stir & if the temp. is close to 120 by now, & within 15 to 30 min. it will clarify. Let it cool & add to the (Grade 4 or higher) plastic bottle, glass would be better & add more water, until you have 4 oz.
Step 4: Pour slowly into a dark 4 or 6 ounce bottle for storage and future use. Leave settlings in the bowl - discard them. I have seldom noticed any settlings left in a bowl if the temp. is close to what I stated as the U.S made SC is very clean & nearly always dissolves.
To Convert the Full One Pound Package into 57 Ounces of 28% MMS Solution for Long Term Liquid Storage:
Step 1: Fill a non-metallic large bowl with 40 ounces of warm distilled water (100 to 150 F).
Step 2: While sprinkling in the entire contents (1 pound) of the sodium chlorite flakes, stir with a non-metallic spoon.
Step 3: Once all the powder is dissolved, cover and let it stand for several hours or overnight in a dark location. The purpose for this is to let it cool, if you get it clarified in 30 oz. of water & then add 10 oz. of cold water to cool it off, you should be able to bottle it right away.
Step 4: The solution will be transparent with a green or slight amber shading. Some sediment will have fallen to the bottom of the container and/or a light film on the surface.
Step 5: Remove the surface film and slowly transfer the solution into a clean and preferably dark plastic container leaving the sediment behind. I use a 1 gal glass pickle bottle, just keep it out of direct sunlight and let it cool before I bottle it in the dark collard plastic bottles/
Step 6: You now have 57 ounces of 28% sodium chlorite solution ready for future use. This is the equal to 14 of the normal 4 ounce MMS bottles. Refrigerate the capped bottle. If you have a few power outages over the next 40 years, the MMS solution will not be harmed or damaged. One person called saying they worried that the light in the refrigerator might harm the MMS. This is silly. Maybe they don't know that the light goes out when they close the refrigerator door. Besides, they should have stored the bulk MMS in a darkened jar. A tall bottle of prune juice would provide a darkened bottle after being properly cleaned out.
I have read recently that keeping it refrigerated will make it lose its value faster. I can’t say for sure but Jim has had some sitting for over 12 years at his mining operation in the desert in NV that he says is still testing strong. I have had some for over 6 years now & it is still testing strong & none has been refrigerated.
You can get 1lb of Sodium chlorite at A to Z health Products for $40.
Did I mention that it takes care of the Ebola too!