MMS Index of Articles
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Each underlined item below, when clicked, takes you to the paper or article that is described.
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Each underlined item below, when clicked, takes you to the paper or article that is described.
| MMS Nausea Can Be Reduced or Avoided. | Article by Edward Lias directed to people who might stop using MMS because they encountered nausea. Methods for avoiding nausea are explained. |
| EPA -Environmental Protection Agency article praising chlorine dioxide as a germicidal and food-additive agent. | The EPA published a manual in April of 1999 called EPA Guidance Manual for Alternative Disinfectants and Oxidants. Chapter four describes chlorine dioxide in glowing terms with alternating technical descriptions as well as industrial and household uses. |
| Top Five Killer Diseases and MMS. | Over 4 million people die each year from viruses, bacteria, and parasites. Perhaps 40% are children. Malnutrition further assists bacteria growth, deactivating the immune system. This article summarizes the top five killer diseases, each preventable with proper MMS instruction and availability. |
| Medical Research Related to MMS. A Summary. | Dr. Hesselink located 127 medical research articles related to removal of diseases based on chlorine dioxide carried in the blood stream. This article summarizes that bibliography and points the reader to original sources. |
| Rationale for MMS Claims - Published Independent Review. | This article titled "Is There a Basis for MMS Claims?" was published on the FourWinds10.com site. It was widely read and produced a flurry of additional questions and answers. The author was Dr. Lias. |
| Frequently Asked Questions Regarding MMS | Why should I take MMS? Why are there various protocols and a variety of instructions? What about side effects? |
| Is MMS Approved? What Authorities Approved the Use of Chlorine Dioxide? | Although Chlorine Dioxide has been used for 70 years as a water purifier, disinfectant, and food additive, people sometimes question whether it might be illegal in some way. Has MMS been approved by someone somewhere? |