Miracle Mineral Supplement

**badshah** · 13-03-2011 10:36 PM

Just been researching Miracle Mineral Supplement and it seems some incredible stuff. I was wondering if anyone from the MP community had used it, and if so where I could get hold of some.

**comanight2** · 13-03-2011 11:36 PM

haha, under the sink?

**Asauka** · 14-03-2011 12:37 AM

I'll take 10!

**Wotan** · 14-03-2011 01:17 AM

I've used it. It works. Its now illegal. If you want some the best bet is to buy the basic ingredient on the internet and do the chemistry at home.

What do you want it for? There are alternatives.

**badshah** · 14-03-2011 06:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Wotan

I've used it. It works. Its now illegal. If you want some the best bet is to buy the basic ingredient on the internet and do the chemistry at home.

What do you want it for? There are alternatives.

Candida, bleeding gums, and some toe nail fungus. My brother also has a skin condition which reappears every summer.

**Wotan** · 14-03-2011 07:19 PM

Jeez, anything else up? I mean you sure you haven't got scurvy??

Try using a stuff called Citricidal. You can get it online or from health food shops. Might seem expensive but its really safe and even a small bottle will last ages. My big bottle was bought over two years ago and there's still loads left!

The toe nail fungus can be treated by the doc, otherwise it takes ages to go. Your brother's skin condition is probably diet related (and almost certainly so if its not infectious).

**hailtotheking** · 15-03-2011 01:39 PM

I remember Sally Fallon used to recommend Azomite, although i am dubious these days of what comes out of her mouth ..

**Wotan** · 15-03-2011 08:02 PM

Azomite is basically rock dust. Taken with food I'm pretty sure that it would supply minerals (especially the trace ones) to the diet. Trouble is that it might also supply other stuff as well - such as arsenic (an element and a poison). Some of the minerals might also be radioactive. There was a guy in Germany who was selling his own stuff from a local quarry 30 odd years ago as a health supplement. He was ordered to stop because of the radioactive content of the material.(You may know that granites are somewhat radioactive and can emit a gas called radon as part of their decay into clays).

MMS is not a mineral supplement at all - its actually a very weak chlorine dioxide solution that once ingested gets absorbed almost completely into the bloodstream. It cures a vast array of diseases through simple oxidation it seems. The authorities have banned it on the basis that its poisonous, will cause widespread genetic mutations, raise devils and eventually make the sky fall in.

Whether you believe them or not is up to you, the guy that popularised it seems healthy enough to me and the kids with malaria that were up and running around after just two doses might not agree either. I wouldn't be averse to taking the occasional teaspoon of azomite either as it happens. But that's just me.

Just for the record some kelp tablets contain relatively high levels of arsenic too.

**hailtotheking** · 16-03-2011 09:53 AM

I was always under the impression that mcg doses of trace minerals like arsenic, strontium, etc. aren't poisonous in tiny amounts - its only when consumed in larger mg doses that they become a problem.

**James** · 16-03-2011 12:07 PM

I'm sure you can adapt to arsenic intake too, in world war two Germans (? I think it was them ?) used to take smaller doses of arsenic to build up a tolerance to full strength 'suicide' pills of the stuff; I forget the exact reason why.