Originally Posted by Cleft_Asunder
Originally Posted by Sean
Originally Posted by Cleft_Asunder
This isn't a scam. I first heard about it on the david icke forum below. In addition to killing virusus, bacteria et cetera, supposedly it removes mercury using the oxidization method which neutralizes it and then it is removed from the body.

http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showthread.php?t=47801
Sole water which is bascially Himalayan salt dissolved in pure water is supposed to get rid of metals from Amalgams etc. well, read on Sole water. I took it for a few days and felt horrible from it, the detox from just a teaspoonful in water was too strong for me. Maybe I will try again soon at a lower dosage, but seriously it detoxed the HELL out of me. I have MMS in my basement for emergency water cleanser, maybe I will have to use it or try it. Aren't chlorite molecules harmful thouugh?


I honestly get really bored when it comes to chemistry, but no one seems to be experiencing toxic effects. All MMS does is destroys pathogens extremely effectively because it targets entities that are lower in PH than the body. Thus, it boosts the immune system. Try a drop. You know you're supposed to mix every drop with 5x drops of 10% citric acid right?
Yeah I know you have to do that there to mix it, I did all the reading but thought it was toxic so failed to use it. Where the HELL do I get the citric acid 10% though? Why do things always have to be so difficult?
Originally Posted by gdawson6
Originally Posted by Cleft_Asunder
Originally Posted by LindaLou
I would be suspicious of anything that had "miracle" in its name. I did a brief Google of this and found a forum where a spammer was trying to get people to buy it.


Don't live your life from the "if it's too good to be true, it isn't" point of view. Because when something good comes along that is good, you won't be partaking.


Real miracles will never be for sale wink
True true, thats Gods work there!

Last edited by Sean; 05/14/09 12:59 AM.
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