Miracle Mineral Supplement - MMS - Helps Relieve Chronic Pain 

Miracle Mineral Supplement - MMS - How Can I Improve the Taste?

It's true, MMS is strong in its aroma and taste. The higher you go in the protocol, increasing the number of drops, the stronger it tastes! Here are some suggestions to get past that "taste challenge":

• It's important that you add water or juice to Miracle Mineral supplement - MMS after the three-minute blending time. The Miracle Mineral supplement MMS needs this liquid to give you the proper ratio. Most any liquid can be used just so long as it does not contain added vitamin C, as the vitamin C will nullify the effectiveness of the MMS -Miracle Mineral supplement.
• Many use apple juice, again check the label to make sure it does not have added vitamin C. You can use other juices as well, such as pomegranate, carrot juice, peppermint tea, etc.
• Use a drinking straw, drink it quickly, and try to place the drinking straw in the back of the tongue. You'll bypass many taste buds, your taste receptors.
• Rinse your mouth with fresh water after your dose.
• You can mix Miracle Mineral supplement with your "green drink" as well. This gives you the benefit of the nutrients while giving you the MMS support to cleanse your system.

Remember the benefits you derive from using Miracle Mineral supplement-MMS. You're giving your body a weapon against parasites, bacteria, toxins, heavy metals, fungi, and diseased cells. Just by using a little creativity you can dress up the taste of Miracle Mineral supplement-MMS, but remember the basic rule: no added vitamin C.

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