Chapter 1 Getting Started

Activation: The adding of one substance to a second substance to bring about a chemical change (reaction) of some kind. When a food acid is added to sodium chlorite in order to release chlorine dioxide, it is said to be activated.

Amber Color: When citric or hydrochloric acid is added to sodium chlorite (in the percentages mentioned in this book), after 30 seconds the drops should turn amber in color. In this book when we say amber, we are referring to a brown color. This can be anywhere from light to dark brown, but not yellow. The amber color of MMS activated drops before adding water, is much like the color of a glass amber bottle (such as is used for essential oils, various medicinal potions, or for beer bottles), when held up to the light.

Chlorine Dioxide: A chemical compound (ClO2) taken from a naturally occurring mineral. It is used in the health recovery program of this book to destroy pathogens and neutralize poisons.

DMSO (Dimethyl Sulfoxide): A natural substance derived from wood pulp. It is a solvent that dissolves many things that water cannot dissolve, including blood clots, and thus has been known to stop strokes. It is known to have many other healing qualities of its own, as well as enhancing the effectiveness of MMS, helping to carry it deeper into the tissues.

Herxheimer Reaction: Anytime large amounts of pathogens are being killed off in the body quicker than the body is able to eliminate the toxins that the dead pathogens produce, it can cause nausea, vomiting, headaches, diarrhea or other distress, such as excessive tiredness. This is called a Herxheimer reaction and is common when going through a detoxification program, such as following the protocols in this book. Please note that although the experience may not make you feel particularly good, experiencing a Herxheimer reaction is usually a sign that healing is taking place. This book contains guidelines on how to ease into the process of detoxification and hopefully help one minimize the effects of a Herxheimer reaction.

Master Mineral Solution (MMS): The name of a mineral/chemical solution used to help unwell people recover their health.

Mineral: The definition of the word mineral as used in this book is taken from the third definition in the Random House Dictionary and the fourth definition in the MerriamWebster Dictionary, which are both similar. A mineral is “any substance that is neither animal nor vegetable.”

MMS: Unactivated MMS, which is a 22.4% solution of sodium chlorite (NaClO2) in water. (This is made from 80% sodium chlorite powder or flakes.)

MMS1: Also referred to as activated MMS. (Note the added “1” to MMS.) It is MMS (sodium chlorite) plus an activator (food acid). When the two are mixed together they produce MMS1 (chlorine dioxide [ClO2]).

Note: Although the chemical formula for chlorine is “Cl”, the chemical formula Cl is also found in the chemical formula for chlorine dioxide (ClO2), and it is also found in the chemical formula for table salt (NaCl). Chlorine dioxide is totally different from common household bleach (sodium hypochlorite, which also has Cl in its chemical formula, NaClO) which is toxic and known to be cancer causing. Chlorine dioxide (ClO2) is not cancer causing and has an amazing ability to destroy (through oxidation) disease-causing microorganisms that may be on or in the human body, while doing no harm to the body. Because of the chemical nature of chlorine dioxide, it destroys these microorganisms in such a manner that it is also destroyed at the same time, leaving behind only a few grains of plain table salt, discharged oxygen atoms, and dead microorganisms, which the body can easily wash out of the system.

MMS1 Dose Drops: Anytime in this book that we refer to “drops” of MMS1 (activated MMS) we only count the actual drops of MMS (sodium chlorite). Thus although we add additional activator drops to an MMS1 dose we do not count the added activator drops when referring to the drops in the dose. For example, a 3-drop dose of MMS1 will have 3 drops of MMS and 3 drops of activator acid making actually 6 drops of liquid total, but we still only say that it is a 3-drop dose.

MMS2: Calcium hypochlorite, Ca(ClO)2, when mixed with water turns into a solution of hypochlorous acid, which is an oxidizing acid that the human immune system naturally produces to destroy disease germs and clean up poisons in the system.

Pathogens: Any and all microorganisms that cause disease in its host. The host may be human, animal, plant, fungus or even another microorganism.

Sodium Chlorite: Manufactured from a chemical taken from sodium chloride (NaCl, plain salt), which is a natural mineral found in large deposits throughout the world. There are many different processes for making sodium chlorite (NaClO2). It cannot be done in your kitchen. It must be done in a factory. When this industrial process is completed, you have sodium chlorite (NaClO2), which is the raw material for making MMS. MMS is a 22.4% solution of sodium chlorite in water.

WPS: Water Purification Solution, this is the same formula as MMS. It is 22.4% sodium chlorite (NaClO2), in purified or distilled water.

MMS is the general acronym term used throughout the world to indicate many of the different uses of a solution of sodium chlorite in water. Sodium chlorite is a mineral/chemical, that when mixed with a food grade acid generates chlorine dioxide. Chlorine dioxide kills diseases inside and outside of the human body, and, it is chlorine dioxide which is the active ingredient used in most of our protocols. So, the question is sometimes posed: What is MMS? Is it sodium chlorite? Or is it chlorine dioxide? The answer is:

It is both! As I said above, the term MMS is often used as a generic term to describe what I have called Miracle Mineral Solution in the past, and what I now call the Master Mineral Solution. In this context one might say, “Well, it’s the mineral solution, therefore it’s chlorine dioxide.” Yes, but then again, a 22.4% solution of sodium chlorite is also usually sold by the name of MMS, and is called MMS in this, and other books and websites. In our books, and as noted above in the definition list, we refer to MMS as a 22.4% solution of sodium chlorite in water, and use the acronym MMS1 to indicate that a food acid has been added to MMS which generates a chlorine dioxide solution. Technically MMS is sodium chlorite (a 22.4% solution in water), and MMS1 is MMS plus an activator, which produces chlorine dioxide. However, in every day talk both are often simply called MMS. One might say, “It’s time for my MMS dose”, (meaning their activated MMS drops in water), or “Hand me the MMS so I can mix up my dose”, meaning hand me the bottle of 22.4% sodium chlorite solution which will then be mixed with food grade acid to produce chlorine dioxide. Or, taking it further, one might say, “I have to order some MMS", which is likely to mean he/she will order a bottle of sodium chlorite 22.4%, plus a bottle of food grade acid. There are some who refer to MMS simply as “CD” for chlorine dioxide. Personally, I’m not fond of that term because it just adds more confusion to the topic. I am going into this lengthy explanation, not with the intent to confuse, but hopefully to clarify, because the term MMS has gone far and wide and is used around the world in this general way—in my opinion, there is no stopping it. I have concluded we simply have to go with the flow. Think of it like this—I often liken MMS to the generic term for coffee. One might say they like to drink coffee. But the

question is raised: What type of coffee? After all, there are many types and variations of coffee and ways to make it. There is drip/filter coffee, coffee made from a French press, or a percolator or in an espresso machine, or the quick and easy instant coffee. There are a variety of coffee beans and even more varieties of coffee blends. There are all types of ways to prepare and drink coffee. One might like a Cappuccino, another a Mocha Late, another a simple Espresso, an Americano, Turkish Coffee, Irish Coffee, Vienna Coffee, Café Cubano, Caffe Latte, or a good ol’ cup of Juan Valdez. The point is, often when referring to all these and many more variations of coffee, if you were going out with friends, you would be likely to say, “Let’s go for coffee”, but when you get to the coffee shop a variety of coffee would be ordered. In this sense, coffee is a broad term and the same can be said for the term, MMS. So, when it comes to mixing up doses of MMS and using it for restoring one’s health according to this book, please diligently follow the terms for MMS as listed in the definitions above, and know that when speaking in general terms, the acronym MMS is used in a variety of ways.

The primary measurements used in this book are drops, fluid ounces, milliliters, and cups. These measurements vary slightly from country to country. For example a UK fluid ounce=28.41 milliliters, an American fluid ounce=29.57 milliliters. Many cooking operations and even laboratories round off the above figures, and I do the same. For the sake of simplicity and because this book is written to a global audience, we have rounded off the following: 1 fluid

ounce to 30 milliliters; 1/2 cup to 4 fluid ounces or 120 milliliters. (Wherever one finds ounce or ounces written in this book, we are referring to a fluid ounce or fluid ounces.) In addition, the same is true for measuring drops. There are varying factors that weigh in to measuring a drop. In this book I have chosen to follow a general rule of thumb (based on the metric system) of 20 drops equals 1 milliliter. It is important to note that drop size may differ among different droppers, bottles with dropper caps, etc. Overall, if you are using good bottles that the drops fall easy from, one drop at a time, and the bottles do not leak, or tend to give you runaway drops—everything should be fine. If your dropper bottles do not work well, consider finding another supplier for your MMS and activator.

MMS Health Recovery Guide Legend MMS MMS1 MMS2 HCl ml 1 ml 1 ounce 1 Tablespoon 1 teaspoon 1/2 cup cc 1 ml

unactivated MMS activated MMS calcium hypochlorite hydrochloric acid milliliter 20 drops 30 ml 15 ml 5 ml 4 ounces/120 ml cubic centimeter 1 cc

Other than MMS1, there are two other forms of MMS— CDS (Chlorine Dioxide Solution) and CDH (Chlorine Dioxide Holding). Although all three forms work in slightly different ways, all three have been successful in helping people restore their health. However, in this Guidebook we will only be referring to the original MMS—that is the formula that to date has been the most tried and proven over a longer period of time. One purpose of this book is to give you, the reader, a good foundation in the use of the Master Mineral Solution. This basic understanding is needed in order to use all the forms of MMS. If you get these basics down you’ll be well on your way to better health. The same principles in this book can be applied to the other forms of MMS. (See Appendix A.)

In 20 years, since the discovery of MMS, we are not aware of anyone dying or anyone suffering permanent injuries as a result of using MMS (chlorine dioxide in a solution, which is the way it is used 99% of the time throughout the world). We only know of one recorded death (an industrial accident) caused by chlorine dioxide gas many years before MMS was discovered. This is in spite of the fact that chlorine dioxide has been used extensively to purify water, to sanitize hospital floors, to disinfect slaughter houses, and to purify vegetables, along with hundreds of other uses. More than any other single mineral/chemical, chlorine dioxide through these and other means has improved the health and lives of hundreds of millions of people worldwide and still no deaths or permanent injuries have been recorded caused by the use of chlorine dioxide in 100 years. This also includes the many millions of people who have taken MMS orally for the purpose of health restoration. Compare no deaths,

except a single industrial accident not related to MMS, to the approximately 950,000 deaths caused by pharmaceutical drugs yearly, or the 15,000 deaths caused by Ibuprofen and Aspirin, in the US alone. All things considered, chlorine dioxide is one of the safest, if not the safest chemical known. For more details see: http://www.webdc.com/pdfs/deathbymedicine.pdf DMSO (dimethyl sulfoxide) is also used in some of our protocols. In the 60 years since DMSO was introduced in the USA there has never been a report of permanent damage or a death caused by DMSO. DMSO has been scientifically proven to have healing qualities of its own as well as enhancing the effectiveness of MMS.

There have been critics who have tried to discredit MMS by saying that it is “bleach” or it is derived from bleach, therefore I would like to explain some basics here. To thoroughly cover this subject, it is necessary to delve quite deeply into chemistry. However, the basics are quite simple and that is what I will touch on here. Although chlorine dioxide (ClO2) and table salt (NaCl) both have the chlorine element in its composition (again, note the “Cl” in both formulas stands for chlorine), in this case the chlorine is in a form that is not dangerous and is in fact helpful. On the other hand, household bleach which is sodium hypochlorite (NaClO), also has Cl in the formula, but in this case the chlorine (Cl) is in a different form and can be, in some cases, very dangerous. (Please note that these three substances, although they all have “Cl” in some form in the formula, are all completely different.)

You can look on the internet for the MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) for this information. This safety data sheet shows under “Stability Data” that sodium hypochlorite (NaClO), which again, is household bleach, can react with toilet bowl cleaners, rust removers, vinegar, acids, and ammonia products to produce hazardous gases that have caused hospitalization and even death. As many as 2,200 hospitalization incidents occur each year with British subjects. When mixed with various tap waters and brought in contact with the human body it can produce chemicals that are cancer causing, which chlorine dioxide and table salt cannot do. Chlorine dioxide is manufactured in one of several different processes from minerals and chemicals taken from the naturally occurring mineral, sodium chloride (NaCl), which is actually table salt. So, common table salt, sodium chloride (NaCl) through various manufacturing processes becomes sodium chlorite (NaClO2). Chemically this is done by adding two atoms of oxygen (O2) to each molecule of salt (NaCl) to produce (NaClO2) which is sodium chlorite. Then when this sodium chlorite is mixed with a weak food acid it becomes chlorine dioxide (ClO2) which is the main active ingredient in the protocols discussed in this book. Chlorine dioxide has hundreds of uses in industry and is used at more than 1,000 times stronger than the MMS Health Recovery solution in this book. Our standard dose of 3 drops of sodium chlorite solution (22.4% sodium chlorite in water) in 4 ounces/120 ml (1/2 cup) of water does not make any kind of a solution that can be called “bleach” referring to something strong enough to clean a toilet, etc. Critics that talk about MMS being bleach only succeed in unnecessarily scaring people and causing those they scare to continue suffering or even die. Just look at the formula—NaClO2 (sodium chlorite/MMS) is

The tiny particles of the universe are held together by the electrons that surround them. Any action that results in the change of the electrons that hold matter together is considered oxidation. You may have thought that oxidation is somehow adding oxygen to what is being oxidized, but not so. Basically, oxidation either removes or changes the position of electrons that hold things together. This either completely destroys the substances or changes them into something else.

MMS1 (chlorine dioxide) destroys pathogens (diseasecausing microorganisms) not by using oxygen, but by oxidizing them. MMS1 draws away some of the electrons that hold the pathogens together, thus resulting in their destruction. MMS1 is also completely destroyed in the destructive process, leaving behind only a very minute amount of table salt (sodium chloride [NaCl]) and neutralized oxygen that simply washes out of the body. Various poisons created by the pathogens are also destroyed by the oxidation process. The fact is that MMS1 does not heal the body from sickness. As the oxidation process of killing the pathogen takes place, it is the body, freed from toxins, that heals the body. Beneficial bacteria are highly resistant to oxidation and thus are not harmed by chlorine dioxide.

Oxygen is the oxidizer that nature has designated for use in the human body because of its many important characteristics. Current oxygen therapies involve more than just breathing. In one type of oxygen therapy, the subject enters a pressurized hyperbaric chamber filled with pure oxygen. Pure oxygen under pressure is many times more effective than non-pressurized oxygen. This has many benefits and in some cases has worked miracles. Unfortunately, the increased pressure also multiplies the negative characteristics of oxygen, namely increasing the oxygen’s ability to oxidize (destroy) good cells as well as bad ones. This treatment is also very expensive, and multiple treatments are usually required; therefore, the majority of mankind simply cannot afford the cost. Two other very powerful oxidizers that are sometimes used in the body are hydrogen peroxide and ozone. While both of these have been and are used to help eradicate disease, at the same time, they can damage the body when used improperly. Both are more powerful than oxygen or MMS1 (chlorine dioxide). Hydrogen peroxide and ozone can and do destroy many things including human body tissues. Pathogens hide deep in body tissues. Because hydrogen peroxide and ozone, just like chlorine dioxide, are destroyed when they oxidize something, they are usually destroyed by oxidizing body tissues before they reach the pathogens hiding in the tissues. They can also be destroyed by poisons and impurities in the blood and tissues. Ozone and hydrogen peroxide may be useful sometimes but they should never be used by someone who is not highly trained in their use. The oxidation potentials of these four oxidizers are given below. The strength of any particular oxidizer is measured

in volts and as you can see, chlorine dioxide (MMS1) is the least strong of the four oxidizers. Because MMS1 is selective (oxidizing pathogens and not body tissues), it can be both more effective in oxidizing pathogens, as well as being safer than these other oxidizers. Chlorine Dioxide

0.95 volts

Oxygen

1.30 volts

Hydrogen Peroxide

1.80 volts

Ozone

2.07 volts

Note: For a more detailed explanation of understanding MMS and the oxidation process, read the book The Master Mineral Solution of the 3rd Millennium Chapter 21, Oxidizers and Oxidation, and the Appendix, Understanding MMS. Read the entire book for a detailed understanding of all aspects of MMS and its function.

It has been my experience that some people occasionally come up with reasons to alter the techniques and protocols of the Genesis II Church (see Appendix B). This often hinders the protocols from working or from working as good as they can. The information in this book is the result of millions of people taking MMS over a period of 20 years. Our Health Ministers have learned through experience that these protocols work best when followed as they are given here. So please, go by the book, follow the instructions carefully, and for optimum results, please, do not alter the procedures. This book is chock full of essential details that are important to know in order to recover health. If you are not aware of some of these vital details it can prevent your recovery, likewise, other important points can help insure

your recovery. I strongly encourage you to read this book in its entirety—from front to back! You do not want to cut corners when learning about MMS. It is important to know that although I encourage you to read the complete book, you do not have to finish the book before you get started on the Health Recovery Plan (Chapter 5). Once you have read and understand Chapter 1 through Chapter 6, you can start on your path to health recovery, beginning with the Starting Procedure (see page 79). You don't need to know the whole book inside out to get started, but do keep reading and educate yourself on the MMS Health Recovery Plan. By reading through all of it, you will have an understanding of the various ways that MMS can be used—and you will learn some very important do’s and don’ts essential to health recovery.

Memory Restored: An elderly guy (in his 80-90's), who claimed he was the last survivor of the chemical company (since closed), that used to operate in New Plymouth, and made Agent Orange, and many other toxic sprays. After 50 odd years working there, he said that he was so full of toxins that he couldn't remember things that he had done the day before, along with other health effects relating to a build-up of toxins in the body. Someone told him about MMS, which he tried. He phoned me on the second day all excited, saying that he remembered all he had done the day before. He claimed to be 100% better within about a week on MMS. He is now an advocate for MMS, telling everyone who is willing to listen. —P

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