Good News Leaves a GREAT TASTE In the Mind

Facilitated by the internet, the MMS story has many people talking to each other, and listening who, 20 years ago, would never have even known each existed.

Indeed, if Jim Humble had stumbled upon this solution 25 years ago, it would have been easy for it to have fallen by the way side. After all, how might he have maintained almost real time pen pal relationships in people in Africa, or been able to garner world attention?

So that’s one of the great things about this conversation, even if we don’t always care for how it’s going. It’s going where it’s going, and we’re going for the ride.

Another letter from a skeptic was posted recently to the comment section on one of the MMS articles on this blog. They’re a bitch to read, not react to, and then have to respond to what I see as a deliberate attempt to misinform under the self-righteous pretense of informing. I guess the same could be said of me, or anyone who supports an idea that others may not agree with. So I’ll take the deliberate off the table. The information is still incorrect.

I could simply have deleted it, but such letters are sprayed around to a number of places, and will get read by people who are just learning about MMS. They are written because MMS is, on the whole, working for a growing number of people. As others see and experience the results, they are enthusiastically sharing. Then I imagine it’s a bitch for those who see the enthusiasm, who’d rather there be fear and distance from this inexpensive solution.

I think we’re moving beyond the fearfulness, but new people are learning about MMS every day, and those who know it works may sometimes prefer to get on with their lives.

New people are discovering that it’s working for them. New people are re-discovering and reawakening their health. Some folks would rather you be scared, if at all possible, out of “going there.”

HOLD ON… the phone just rang and it was a 73 year old man, Eddie from Florida, with whom I spoke several months ago.

He had a large growth on the side of his head (temple) that was officially diagnosed as a basal cell carcinoma. His MD began preparations to cut it out, but Eddie declined the doctor’s offer, and began using MMS, plus a number of other steps that have made his carcinoma disappear.

He started with 1 drop of MMS and ramped his way up to 15, staying there for roughly 40 days. He’s now taking 10 drops/day.

In addition to the MMS Eddie:

• drank 1.5 GALLONS (6 liters) of high alkaline water each day. To make it, he added 10 teaspoons of baking soda to the water, to produce a pH of 8.5
• added 2 tablespoons of chlorophyll
• drank 3 teaspoons of living clay each day (high negative charge, draws out positively charged pathogens and parasites
• took daily doses of hemp-based Omega 3

He said that he’s 70 going on 40. Oh yes, he went from using 4 inhalers for asthma each month to NONE. This is all documented by his doctor, who verified that he had the carcinoma. He promises to send me pictures. His blood pressure is now a very virile 140/80.

Eddie is one happy man! MMS wasn’t the whole of the story, but it would have been none of the story if Eddie didn’t KNOW for himself that this protocol, plus the other steps he took, would be helpful. You can say that it was all the steps he took, but none of it would have worked without Eddie’s resolve and commitment.

Now, do I really want to bring you down with a skeptic’s letter?

I don’t think so. In fact, I don’t want to bring you down at all, but while I responded in part to the letter referred to above in this week’s edition of Talk for Food, Jim Humble has responded to each point, which I’ll publish in a separate post. My guest for this show is renown biologist and consciousness researcher, Dr. Rupert Sheldrake, recorded just days after he had been stabbed in the leg by a man from the audience at a presentation in New Mexico. That’s a story unto itself.

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