A chemist recently wrote to me about his worries on how MMS1 and MMS2 would damage intestinal flora and enzymes.

I'm not a chemist and i don't think there's anything to worry about, but how can i respond with proper words?

Since tens of thousands of actual users have not experienced this problem using MMS1, I really do not know why it matters what a "theoretical problem" may be. I am not jumping into MMS2 because there are not the number of users we have with the original.

We have actual results available for MMS1, and they are not theory.

It certainly will alter the bacteria in your intestinal tract. It will remove any acidic bacteria it comes into contact with. That is what is good about it. It does not kill bacteria en mass, as most other oral bacterial treatments do.

If you use high does long enough, you will probably have some Stomach problems as well. I use lower doses multiple times a day, rather than big, single doses.

Dan

Dan,

Thanks for dropping in with those excellent words!
If the FDA would do it's job like it's supposed to, i'm sure we would have the proper "theoretical" words by now. But we don't and probably never will. At least for a long time...