You don't use orange juice because it has vitamin C which is an antioxidant.... MMS (chlorine dioxide) is an oxidant but a very weak one. It can only oxidize the bad stuff. Vitamin C just keeps MMS from killing the bad stuff and nothing more. Coffee and tea are also have antioxidants so try to seperate your dose from them by a few hours if you can.

all or most fruit and veg juice have vitamin c just like orange...apple and pineapple as well as grape juice have been recomended to use to mask the taste of activated mms,but not orange juice...why?

Most fruit juices have vit c but not enough to interfere with mms. Lots of people use pineapple. I have preferred apple. Just don't purchase any juice with added vitamin c.

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i hope i'm not asking too many questions but,is it ok to take probiotics along with mms? i'm thinking of trying "lacto flora" and "zyntol"...i'm pretty desperate to rid myself of this candidiasis...really hard to function well when you feel don't feel like you're you...

ups meant to write "syntol" not "zyntol"

You are not supposed to use a juice that contains Vitamin C or antioxidants because these will inactivate the MMS. If you are feeling nausea you drink some juice that contains vitamin C to stop the nausea. It stops it because it inactivates the MMS. I would think that pineapple juice would be a bad choice. I have heard grape juice or apple juice with no added vitamin C. I take mine by putting it in a capsule and then swallow with 2-3 cups of water. The taste is horrid otherwise. Like a very sour chlorine.