Miracle Mineral Supplement - MMS - Helps Relieve Chronic Pain 

How Does Miracle Mineral Solution Work

How does Miracle Mineral supplement - MMS work? Once it's in your system, the activated sodium chlorite solution targets those cells that are below a PH value of seven, or the acidic cells. Those cells are oxidized. Miracle Mineral supplement-MMS does not affect the healthy cells, those that are more alkaline, or above the PH level of seven.

When you consume the MMS solution your red blood cells, or oxygen-rich blood cells, those blood cells pick up the MMS Miracle Mineral supplement through the stomach wall. The red blood cells continue on their appointed journey, carrying nutrients and oxygen to the cells and taking away the waste products. The MMS, now in the form of chlorine dioxide, are attracted to low PH cells, such as parasite, fungi, or diseased cells. The MMS attaches to and takes the positive ionic charge, rendering those harmful or foreign cells powerless.

If the chlorine dioxide doesn't find anything under that acidic 7.0 ph level it will deteriorate and release an electron or two. Once this occurs the remaining chlorine dioxide can combine forces with our immune system in the making of hypochlorous acid. Hypochlorous acid kills killer cells, pathogens and cancerous cells. Again, MMS does not attack healthy cells, leaving no radiation burns or hair loss from the intense chemicals of chemotherapy. When we have disease in the body we need more hypochlorous acid, and the MMS teams up with our immune system to strengthen this natural healing process.

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