I noticed that mms1 should not be taken with juice with vitamin c added.
This got me thinking. Is there a conflict with my taking vitamin C along with the MMS2 protocol?
I am also taking potassium.
I am avoiding taking vitamin C or potassium supplements when taking MMS2. I take these supplements after I am sure the MMS2 has cleared my system, about two hours. Will this work ok?
Is there anything else I should know about vitamin and other mineral supplement usage while on the 1000 protocol for mms2?
MMS2 is different than MMS1 - it's calcium hypochlorite, and I don't know how it interacts with the antioxidants - most people on MMS2 are also on MMS1, so the juice thing would apply to both. We know that chlorine dioxide is affected. Maybe one of our science people can comment -
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