Renee wrote:
Dunno, but there certainly is a difference in the amount of chlorine
in the activated MMS, smell and taste wise. You'd have to talk to Tom
for more facts about amounts and such. And mostly Tom does not
advocate activating it externally either, as he says there's enough
stomach acid to activate it. Certainly makes taking it much easier
that way--although you can also use full strength drops this way too.
There is plenty of stomach acid to activate it. That is not why it is
activated externally. The reason is the speed of activation. If you do
not activate it initially the level builds up slowly over an extended
period of time, and reaches a rather low peak. This might be
insufficient to kill what you are taking it for. By external
activation, the build up is rapid, the peak high, and the overall
duration rather short.
Chemically here is what happens:
Sodium chlorite reacts with acid and produces chlorus acid. Chlorus
acid breaks down at a rate proportional to its concentration to chlorine
dioxide. That is, if it is concentrated in a teaspoon of liquid, most
of it will convert in the next 5 or so minutes. If it is in a dilute
solution, such as 8 oz of water, or stomach acid, the rate is much
slower, something like a couple of hours. Comparing the blood
concentration of chlorine dioxide between these two for the MMS you will
see a sudden rise to a significant level, followed very quickly by a
drop off to almost nothing. If you take the sodium chlorite directly
the build up in the blood will be over an hour, and it will stay at the
peak for several hours, but the peak will be much smaller than the
maximum with the MMS. The difference is like comparing putting 70%
alcohol on an infection for a minute, or a dilute solution of .1%
alcohol on it for several hours. It is quite likely that the latter
would not have any affect at all..
Marshall
I just find the 5% a much safer, easier to handle method, especially
for those that seem to be sensitive to the AMMS. The ones that don't
do well on that have much better luck on the 5%.
Samala,
Renee
/-------Original Message-------/
Something does not compute about this. Hubble's protocol has one drink
a solution with no more than about 4/1000% of sodium chlorite in it.
Whether one starts with 5% or 28% solution before diluting it should
make no difference.
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