What is Chlorine Dioxide?

When the MMS solution is mixed in the right proportions with vinegar and citric acid (following Jim Humble's Protocols) a compound known as chlorine dioxide is formed. Prominent uses of chlorine dioxide has been used in water treatment, oral hygienic treatment, and most recently in oral supplementation.

Chlorine dioxide has been put to good to use in recent catastrophes such as a principal decontamination agent following the US anthrax attacks in 2001, following the devastation that Hurricane Katrina left in 2005 chlorine dioxide was used to eradicate harmful mold from houses following the flooding that ensued.

Generally speaking, Chlorine dioxide is a better disinfectant that chlorine and better at fighting water-borne pathogenic microbes, such as viruses, bacteria and so forth. Chlorine dioxide and chlorine, however have different properties, and should not be confused. Chlorine dioxide is the compound that chlorine forms from combining with two oxygen atoms, whereas chlorine is the element. For many years now chlorine dioxide has been preferred over chlorine, by cleaning agencies and local authorities for water treatment and is preferred because it is less corrosive, and more effective at destroying water-borne pathogenic microbes.

To find out about more chlorine dioxide and how it relates to MMS, you'll find the information in the free ebook here:
Chlorine Dioxide Info

Controversy about MMS as a miracle solution

You may have read that the creator of MMS, Jim Humble has asked all resellers of the product(s) to stop listing it as a miracle mineral supplement. This is because of a ruling the FDA made, that forbids the listing of the miracle mineral solution as a health supplement. It cannot be claimed as this. Instead it should be listed as Water Purification Drops, or left advertised as the Miracle Mineral Solution(s). I found this change absolutely ridiculous, but unfortunately all resellers must comply with this ruling, or face the threat of their website being taken down.

So it seems that websites owners selling MMS products have very little choice but to bit the bullet and rename their products until something is sorted out by the FDA and Jim Humble.  The reason why this name change has come about is down to MMS constinuents, being that of sodium chlorite, and chlorine dioxide. The constituents have been typically used as water purification agents in the past and so cannot be claimed to have any associated health benefits in the realms of health supplements. As more and more people are finding out about MMS and trying it for themselves, hopefully the wording will be changed back to a health supplement. But, for now we must all comply with what the FDA states.