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Miracle Mineral Solution is a Nightmare

There’s nothing subtle about the name of this purported wonder: “Miracle Mineral Solution (MMS)!” Well, there are no miracles to be had. Or minerals. Admittedly, however, there is a solution. Not a solution to any problem, but a solution in the sense of a substance being dissolved in water. And that substance is sodium chlorite, a common disinfectant and bleaching agent. Its chief promoter, Jim Humble, is either a brilliant inventor, a self-delusional scientifically-bewildered simpleton, or a cunning scoundrel. Take your pick. I know which box I would tick off.

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 From ‘MMS’ to ‘aerobic oxygen’, why drinking bleach has become a dangerous wellness trend

If something online promises to cure everything, it’s probably too good to be true. One of the most dangerous examples? Chlorine dioxide is often marketed under names like “Miracle Mineral Solution (MMS)” or “aerobic oxygen”, buzzwords that hint at health and vitality. But in reality, these products can make you violently ill within hours – and in some cases, they can be fatal. Despite what the name suggests, MMS is not just bleach. Bleach contains sodium hypochlorite, whereas MMS contains sodium chlorite – a different but equally toxic chemical.

 No Miracle, Just a Mineral: The Not-So-Magical Antimicrobial World of Chlorine

Our findings demonstrate that these concentrations of ASC which can effectively eradicate biofilms, also pose potential health risks due to their in vitro and in vivo cytotoxicity. It implies that ASC applied in human can lead to damage to the mucous membrane of the gastrointestinal tract. This research contributes to the ongoing debate on the safety and efficacy of chlorine dioxide in clinical applications, highlighting the need for precise dosing to avoid mucosal damage in therapeutic contexts.

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Antimicrobial properties and toxicity challenges of chlorine dioxide used in alternative medicine

Despite its controversial promotion in alternative medicine as a cure-all solution, known as "Miracle Mineral Solution" (MMS), the data on its factual medicinal activity is very limited.

Group to tout bleach-based ‘miracle cure’ at upstate New York 'seminar'

Attendants could be given the powerful bleach, just days after FDA put out its strongest warning about the ‘miracle mineral solution’

Harmful effects of chlorine dioxide exposure

Chlorine dioxide (CD) products are often marketed under various names (e.g., Miracle Mineral Solution, 28% sodium chlorite) and touted as a cure-all for autism, malaria, cancer, and most recently, coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). However, there is no published evidence to support these claims. CD products are a mixture of sodium chlorite and an acidic solution. Concentrated CD is not intended for human consumption, and in this letter, we describe acute toxicity associated with it.

How to Use Chlorine Dioxide or MMS for Addressing Challenges

Chlorine dioxide water purification drops, known as MMS or Miracle Mineral Solution, have gained recognition for their diverse therapeutic potential against various infectious and degenerative diseases. This guide will shed light on how chlorine dioxide functions in the body and its use in addressing conditions like cancer, influenza, and more.

Kikuchi-Fujimoto disease presenting after consumption of ‘Miracle Mineral Solution’ (sodium chlorite)

The aetiology of Kikuchi-Fujimoto disease remains controversial, but viral, autoimmune and physicochemical causes have been suggested as possibilities. In this case, we hypothesise that oxidative injury from sodium chlorite initiated an inflammatory response, which triggered the onset of Kikuchi-Fujimoto disease.

Miracle Mineral Solution a Toxic Chemical, Causes Severe Harm

Chlorine dioxide, marketed as "Miracle Mineral Solution" (MMS), is a toxic chemical that can cause severe health issues, including methemoglobinemia and kidney failure. Despite claims of health benefits, it is not a medicine and can lead to fatal outcomes when ingested or used improperly. Its effectiveness as a disinfectant does not translate to safety for human consumption. There is no scientific evidence supporting its use for treating diseases, highlighting the significant dangers it poses.

The Dangerous Faux ‘Miracle Mineral Solution’ Is Back on Facebook

The dangerous pseudo-treatment known as chlorine dioxide, “Miracle Mineral Solution,” or MMS has made a return to Facebook, a Motherboard investigation shows, and its use is being advocated for in several private groups.

The man who encourages the sick and dying to drink industrial bleach

Vulnerable people with cancer, Aids, influenza and malaria are being urged to drink Miracle Mineral Solution (MMS) – described by the FDA as 'industrial bleach'

Warning regarding the "wonder cure" Miracle Mineral Supplements

Swissmedic advises against taking the so-called wonder cure "Miracle Mineral Supplement", abbreviated to MMS, and other similar products such as chlorine dioxide, CDL, CDS or Master Mineral Solution. Generators for the manufacture of chlorine dioxide at home, or “frequency generators” also belong to the sphere of illegal offers.