MMS2 (Calcium Hypochlorite)
Chapter 2 — Safety Precautions · page 22
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Calcium hypochlorite can ignite with even a very small spark when it comes in contact with organic materials. For example: if someone stuffed a rag (any type of cloth) down into the calcium hypochlorite jar and for any reason a spark from a candle, cigarette, or any other kind of spark hit it, it would cause an instant and extremely hot fire.
In case of a spill of calcium hypochlorite powder, clean it up with two dustpans, or one dustpan and a wet rag, but do not use a broom, because a spark could easily ignite the broom when in contact with the calcium hypochlorite powder.
Calcium hypochlorite is hygroscopic and will draw moisture from the air. If your supply becomes moist, discard it, but not down the drain if you have a septic tank. If you have a city sewer a small amount, about a liter, will not hurt it. You can discard it in a city dump, or with a city trash collector, after adding a small amount of water to it to insure that it cannot ignite.
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Avoid contact with skin and eyes when in the powder form.
Do not directly breathe the fumes from calcium hypochlorite.
Do not make more MMS2 capsules than you need for a month, as the capsules will become brittle and can easily break open.
If you use a capsule machine to make up your MMS2 capsules (see pages 93-94, 274-278), use one that is made from plastic, as the calcium hypochlorite powder should not come into contact with metal. WARNING ●
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Do not allow calcium hypochlorite (MMS2) to come into contact with DMSO. This will cause immediate combustion with extreme heat and fire. In this case, it does not need a spark to start the fire instantly. Use water to put out such a fire but stand back as the water will spatter.
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Calcium hypochlorite (MMS2) should never, ever be packed in the same container, box, or suitcase as DMSO. When transporting these items always pack them separately.
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INGESTION WARNING ●
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Never use DMSO in a drink while at the same time taking calcium hypochlorite (MMS2) capsules. The DMSO can cause the MMS2 to heat and it could become very uncomfortable in your stomach. (If this should happen by accident, drink plenty of cold water to alleviate any discomfort.)
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If adding DMSO to an MMS1 dose, as per Protocol 1000 Plus for example, you must calculate no more than 3 drops of DMSO per each drop of MMS1, and it must be mixed within at least 1/2 cup (4 ounces/120 ml) of water.
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If on a protocol that calls for taking MMS2 in the same day as MMS1/DMSO doses, you can do this, but the MMS2 capsule must be separated out by one-half hour from the MMS1/DMSO doses. Never take a dose of anything containing DMSO and an MMS2 capsule at the same time!