“Chlorine dioxide is the most effective bacteria killer known to man.” (American Society for Analytical Chemistry, 1999)

MMS is a mineral substance that, when used in the correct dosage, successfully combats harmful microorganisms and parasites in the body or in drinking water. It is not a medicine but a mineral preparation. It has proven its power in numerous applications against malaria pathogens, against AIDS, against worms and a wide variety of microorganisms such as lactic acid bacteria or streptococci.

“MMS – the breakthrough” – the book you should know

Away from the established research of the pharmaceutical industry and conventional medicine, former NASA engineer Jim Humble developed a substance that should correctly be called a disinfectant and which is now known under the term MMS.

From 1996 to 2006, he researched practical and safe applications of MMS. To ensure that his research results were not buried in a foundation or made inaccessible through patent law, he decided to write and publish a book about it that would provide all interested people with the knowledge about it and even give precise instructions on how to make MMS themselves.

This book was published in 2007, in German-speaking countries under the title “MMS – the breakthrough”.

In view of the looming crisis, which will also lead to a crisis in established health care, it is appropriate to integrate such knowledge into individual prevention in a timely manner and to draw practical conclusions from it.

How MMS was discovered

Sodium chlorite has been produced by the chemical industry for 90 years. This substance contains sodium, chlorine and oxygen. It tends to convert into sodium chloride, the common table salt we know, releasing oxygen. Pure sodium chlorite therefore reacts explosively with flammable substances.

Sodium chlorite was marketed as a low-percentage solution under the name “stabilized oxygen.” For many years it has been used for drinking water treatment, for example, because of its germicidal effect.

Jim Humble observed how American farmers used stabilized oxygen as an additive to feed or as a direct dose to sick animals to keep their livestock healthy. It obviously worked.

When he went gold prospecting in Guyana in 1996, he had stabilized oxygen with him to disinfect water along the way. One member of the expedition contracted malaria in the wilderness.In the absence of any other means of help, Jim Humble gave him stabilized oxygen, after which the patient recovered within a few hours. Jim Humble later began researching this phenomenal healing success.

What is MMS?

MMS is a 28% solution of sodium chlorite (NaClO2). Sodium chlorite is a salt that is formed when caustic soda reacts with chlorous acid. Since a strong alkali reacts with a relatively weak acid, the salt solution is slightly basic. When sodium chlorite decomposes, table salt (NaCl) and water are formed, two substances that are completely harmless to the human body.

The disinfecting effect is caused by chlorine dioxide, which is released by activated sodium chlorite. Chlorine dioxide is a strong oxidizing agent. Like oxygen, it can attach itself to hemoglobin and is transported to all parts of the body by the blood. Chlorine dioxide oxidizes by snatching electrons from negatively charged compounds and binding them to itself.

Jim Humble discovered how chlorine dioxide can be released gradually in a delayed manner without putting excessive strain on the organism. To do this, an acid, such as citric acid or acetic acid, is added to the sodium chlorite to activate/neutralize it. After a reaction time of three minutes, sufficient chlorine dioxide is formed.

What does MMS do?

The released chlorine dioxide attacks oxygen-poor, anaerobic and negatively charged cells such as viruses, tumor cells, etc. and oxidizes them explosively. The cells die in the process. While the first chlorine dioxide uses up its reaction energy, more is released and continues the reaction process.

In this way, chlorine dioxide also accelerates the renewal process of the body's tissues by attacking dying cells. The body's defensive reaction to this leads to a strong activation of the immune system.

If there are no more options for reaction, the chlorine dioxide is carried by the blood to the pollutant deposits in the body. It oxidizes them and prepares them for excretion through the kidneys or liver.

The last two aspects make MMS appear as a “fountain of youth”, as typical aging processes of the body are stopped or even reversed.

Taking MMS activates the body to perform at peak levels, which naturally have to be followed by rest periods. If taken regularly as a "care product", MMS should therefore only be taken three times a week, six drops each time. The dosage must be strictly adhered to.

How is MMS dosed?

Add 1 drop each of sodium chlorite and citric acid to a glass and allow the mixture to react for three minutes. Then fill it with 200 ml of water or fruit juice for use.

Danger: Ascorbic acid (vitamin C) is not suitable for this because it interrupts the release of chlorine dioxide!

Six drops of activated MMS are enough to disinfect sixty liters of drinking water over a period of twelve hours.

For certain acute cases, there are doses of up to 15 drops, each containing five times the amount of citric acid. For more information, see Jim Humble's book.

Danger: Do not take undiluted, keep away from children, wash out splashes on the skin or in the eyes with a large amount of water. Do not allow MMS or its mixture to come into contact with metal! Protect from too much light and direct sunlight. MMS is not a "cure" or "medicine" and is not a substitute for diagnosis and the necessary treatments.It is used for "disinfection". In case of illness, always seek competent advice and help. All information is for information purposes only. No liability is accepted for misuse and/or damage resulting from the information provided and/or from MMS.