Tom, What you say here seems very consistant with my results while taking MMS.
Dan On Sun, Feb 21, 2010 at 6:57 PM, poast <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello Renee, > > 100 pounds of sodium chlorite will keep you going for quite awhile. > However, there are thousands of uses for it, so it may not last as long as > you think. > > A comment on safety... A 28% concentration sodium chlorite solution is > dangerous to handle, and also has mailing restrictions. You would be far > better off, and much safer, and not in violation of most mailing codes > offering a 5% concentration solution. You can do everything with a 5% > solution that you can do with a 28% solution, you just use a little more. > > Sodium chlorite solutions are considered stabilized chlorine dioxide > solutions. The concentration of the solution is directly related to the > available chlorine dioxide in the solution. The 28%, by weight, solution > made with 80% technical grade sodium chlorite is actually a 22.4% sodium > chlorite solution and it has 224000 PPM available chlorine dioxide. A > 6.25%, by weight, sodium chlorite is actually a 5% solution and it has 50000 > PPM available chlorine dioxide. > > In industry, chlorine dioxide is used to remove sulphur compounds from the > air and from solutions. Since MSM has a sulphur component, as does DMSO, I > would expect some reaction between an activated sodium chlorite solution and > MSM. I have not tested that specifically, but will put it on my list of > things to check out. I have checked chlorine dioxide and DMSO, and DMSO > acts as an anti oxidant and reduces the concentration of chlorine dioxide. > > What I find interesting is that DMSO and MSM have a small molecular weight > that lends them to easily penetrating the skin. Chlorine dioxide has a > molecular weight about 15% less than DMSO (DMSO is 78, MSM is 94, chlorine > dioxide is 67.45) so it also easily penetrates the skin. Unfortunately, it > is so reactive that it doesn't get very far. > > Roy boasts about taking extremely large doses using his MMS-Lite > combination. I can assure you that if there wasn't an interaction between > MMS and MSM, he would be suffering some side effects. You can do a similar > thing by adding something like organic apple juice to a normal MMS dose. I > once took three 15 drop doses, mixed up according to the MMS protocol, in 30 > minutes and suffered no side effects at all. I mixed each dose with some > organic apple juice (the label indicated that no additional vitamin C had > been added). When I later tested a similar solution, the chlorine dioxide > concentration had been reduced to nearly 0 PPM. As people were pushing to > reach 15 drops three times a day, I was sending emails to Jim Humble telling > him to cut back on the drops and go to fewer drops more frequently. > Eventually, many others also reported this to him and he changed the > protocol. > > The average body can tolerate about 8 drops of MMS mixed according to the > MMS protocol. Keep in mind that the MMS protocol is citric acid heavy and > produces a chlorous acid/citric acid solution with a PH of around 3 or > lower. At about 8 drops, there is a high enough concentration of free > chlorine dioxide that it actually makes it to the stomach or lower GI > tract. This is what causes the nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea, which is > actually a mild form of chlorine dioxide poisoning. Chlorine dioxide > doesn't last long inside the body (minutes at most) but quickly breaks down > to chlorite ions. The chlorite ion has a half life of around 42 hours in > rats. When dealing with chlorine dioxide poisoning, you can expect delayed > reactions to occur during the first half life reduction. This is caused by > the chlorite oxidation reaction, and when the chlorite makes it to the > lungs, chlorine dioxide can be formed again causing respiratory distress. > > Now when you add sodium chlorite to water and get its PH below about 8, you > also form a chlorous acid solution, but the activation takes place over > hours or days. The stomach acid can kick the activation up a notch, but it > is still a rather slow reaction. Roy is adding sodium chlorite to his MSM > solution and that may actually offer some time release benefit. > > I have spent over 30 years adding anti oxidants to my diet in an effort to > reduce free radical damage brought on by oxidation within the body. I have > a very hard time with the idea of taking an oxidizing chemical daily. It > may make sense under special conditions but its effectiveness had better > been verified for the circumstances. I view MMS as a broad spectrum > chemotherapy. You may not loose your hair, but you most likely will suffer > some oxidative and free radical damage. > > On the other hand, drinking water with 5-10 PPM available chlorine dioxide > from sodium chlorite has demonstrated some wonderful results in animals and > people. I am working with a research scientist on trying to figure out > why. She says that it appears, upon first examination, that for some reason > the sodium chlorite/chlorous acid/chlorine dioxide solution seems to be > acting as a catalyst for the electron transport chain. Then she carries on > rapidly in a language beyond my understanding with quiet excitement. I > think I am excited by all of this, but I really don't know what is going > on. My job is to provide accurate solutions and verify their concentrations > through testing. > > If I ever understand what is going on, I will be sure to pass it on. > > Tom -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Rules and Instructions: http://www.silverlist.org Unsubscribe: <mailto:[email protected]?subject=unsubscribe> Archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/maillist.html Off-Topic discussions: <mailto:[email protected]> List Owner: Mike Devour <mailto:[email protected]>
