How to Mix MMS Drops

We have learned from Jim Humble that if you have Candida or simply cannot tolerate vinegar when mixing your water purification Drops, citric acid works well. Below are his instructions for using citric acid.

Obtain citric acid in powder form as citric acid crystals. Some health food stores carry them, or you can order them from a pharmacy or supplier on line.

To make a 10% solution of citric acid: Put one level tablespoon full of crystals in a clean glass or jar. Then add 9 level tablespoons full of purified water into the same jar. When the crystals have dissolved, this is a 10% solution. In all cases when using the citric acid as an activator, use 5 drops for each 1 drop of water purification Drops –MMS. Do everything else the same. Wait 3 minutes after mixing, add juice and drink.

When using the citric acid as an activator, be sure to keep in mind all of the other instructions concerning taking the water purification Drops — MMS. Start with taking 1 drop of water purification Drops –MMS and 5 drops of citric acid and then work up to greater amounts.

Remember, you need at least as much vinegar as water purification Drops. Even a little bit more is okay. An easy way to measure your vinegar is to use 1/4 tsp. per 1-6 drops of MMS and 1/2 tsp. per 7-15 drops of MMS. If you have candida, don’t use vinegar!

When using the citric acid solution, as mentioned above, you need 5 drops citric acid solution to each drop of water purification Drops or MMS. Since droppers come in various sizes, you may want to use the same size dropper for the water purification Drops and the citric acid, so you know you are getting enough for good activation.

The MMS solution or as we now have to call it “water purification drops” are a 28% sodium chlorite in distilled water. You can produce chlorine dioxide with a single drop, when an “activator” of vinegar, lemon juice, or a 10% solution of citric acid is added. The latter two activators are recommended for people with Lyme disease.It might take a year to kill all of the Lyme Disease in a person. “Applications” of chlorine dioxide range from 1 drop to a maximum of 15, except in life critical situations, where the maximum may be doubled. A “maintenance application” is six drops, with 1/4 teaspoon of activator added. After adding the activator, the chemical reaction that turns sodium chlorite into chlorine dioxide takes only about three minutes. You can wait 5 to 10 minutes if the phone rings or something and you lose track of time.