MMS - Miracle Mineral Supplement

Project Cemelot, which has a very good list of interesting interviews, sat down with Jim Humble, the inventor of the miracle mineral solution. It is an interview worth watching if you are interested in Mr. Humble's perspective on MMS.

Humble talks about his work before MMS, his ideas on what MMS means for the world, and what people should consider when they are using MMS for various purposes.

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There has been some talk online lately about the comparisons that can be made between MMS, aka miracle mineral solution, and hydrogen peroxide. This is definitely a subject worth discussing because they are very similar, and also very different.

The biggest similarity between MMS and hydrogen peroxide is the fact that they are both oxidizers. The term oxidizer is pretty loose these days. As Wikipedia says, oxidizers used to just refer to something turning into an oxide, which means it picks up...
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There is a lot of talk about MMS these days: what it is, how it works, and how it's used. This post is a brief overview answering each of these MMS questions with a few resources for further reading.


What it is:

MMS is a two-part product. The first part is sodium chlorite dissolved in water, and the second part is citric acid dissolved in water. These two parts make up what is referred to as MMS, or miracle mineral supplement.

Sodium chlorite is very alkaline, which is the opposite of acidic. It...
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