Although we have evidence that 75,000 people in various countries got rid of viruses, parasites, fungi, bacteria, or infections that were the cause of their ailments, there may still be illnesses that MMS cannot address. Strained back muscles, sprained ankles, and broken bones aren't caused by viruses or bacteria.

So of course there may be failure reports and if they appear reasonable and informative they'll be published. For example, it's still unclear if leprosy can be destroyed with MMS. It hasn't been tested on polio cases yet. Consider that if MMS can overcome leprosy, still, it won't restore a missing finger or nose - unless the immune system decides to re-create the missing body part.

Some old people do (rarely) develop a third set of teeth as is well known, but MMS will never trigger that type of recovery. This writer knew a man whose index finger was cleanly cut off by accident including the full joint behind the finger nail. But, in 5 months time it all grew back including a perfectly working and flexible joint. Some sea life - maybe crabs - can be cut in half and sometimes regrow the missing half. Such recoveries are possible - but MMS won't recreate or trigger anything like that.

MMS takes bad things out of the body through chemical means. It vastly empowers the immune system but doesn't put anything back - no vitamins, nutrients, or permanent immunity to anything. Healing and recovery from disease - when it occurs - is achieved by the immune system.

Life style is also a health factor that MMS cannot improve or modify. Addictions to drugs, tobacco, aspertame, and certain pharmacheutical drugs - will continue to do harmful things to the body unless willful changes are made. Remember, Vioxx and Thalidomide were approved drugs in the past.

The problem with negative reports is the inability to document what went wrong. Take a car to repair shop and say "it's not working." Dozens of questions must be voiced before diagnosis can begin with any legitimacy.

Here's a negative MMS report that was filed by a woman at another MMS site:

Even a car mechanic might come up questions about that report:
♦ Is she still ill after 10 days or was it only for an hour or a day?
♦ Was a previous illness involved for which she was hoping MMS would be helpful?
♦ Did she start at the one-drop dosage level - or hope that a higher dose would clear away toxins more quickly?
♦ What was the strength of the bottle-solution - 28% or something else?
♦ What illness was experienced - nausia, throwing up, diahrea, headache?
♦ Did she take a second and third dose as is recommended?
♦ Did she mix MMS backwards? The correct protocol is 1 drop MMS solution and 5 drops of acid such as lemon juice.
♦ What juice, if any, was used for the masking or weakening fluid - or was it taken without weakening?
♦ Was MMS taken on an empty stomach or after some food - or a big meal?
♦ What did she weigh? 90 pounds? 250 pounds? More? Was dosage adjusted taking body size into consideration?
♦ Maybe bad food was immediately attacked by MMS and prepared quite rapidly for elimination.
♦ Maybe some growth or virus was developing but was unknown. MMS would attempt to eliminate it rapidly, overtaxing the elimination system.

We already know two things that MMS users want to express or even complain about:
1. Nausia. We don't need to hear much about nausia. Experience shows if you start with a one drop dose morning and evening, then gradually increasing, it's rare to experience nausia at all unless your system is eliminating more toxins that can be handled at this stage of your detoxification.

The suggested goal is to maintain an MMS dosage just under the nausous level until reaching a typical 15 drops twice a day for a week - which usually produces adequate body detoxification. After that, people normally drop back to "maintenance mode" as the literature describes.

2. The odor. People don't like the odor during the three minute wait. After the 3 or 4 drop level, chlorine dioxide gas-off is generated to the extent that it lingers and drifts throughout a house. This writer soon learned to create the mix, take it outside, swirl, wait three minutes, add water or masking juice, and drink it quickly.

For information about dosage or frequently asked questions, go back to the site that sent you here to review books, white papers, articles, and the history of MMS usage. Advice about the use of MMS was tested and generated by professionals who documented and published findings about its use. Jim Humble's two books contain direct documentation in this regard including details about 75,000 people who recovered from severe illnesses in countries where MMS was tested in hospitals, clinics, and prisons.

Here at this open web site we would like to collect another 75,000 testimonials about the MMS anti-bacterial action that is claimed to destroy all currently known pathogens - thus improving the quality of life and in many cases delivering frightened people from sure sentences of death.

This information prepared by research editor Edward Lias, Feb. 2008.