My Experience with MMS: A Journey into the Controversial World of Miracle Mineral Solution

My Experience with MMS: A Trial of Alternative Medicine

When the idea of trying MMS, or Miracle Mineral Solution, came to me, I couldn't pinpoint exactly when or how it happened. But the curiosity had been sparked, and I decided to delve into the world of this controversial substance that had been making headlines for all the wrong reasons. With media reports of people taking bleach as medicine, I knew I had to separate fact from fiction.

I began by reading Jim Humble's book on MMS and extensively researching the topic through various YouTube videos and blogs. While many of these sources appeared promising, I understood that the only way to truly know the effects of MMS was to try it for myself. And so, I embarked on this journey.

Initial Observations

During the trial, I started by taking two drop doses of MMS every hour for eight hours a day. Unfortunately, I got busy with life stuff that prevented me from progressing to three drops, but I did observe some interesting changes along the way.

One of the first signs of change was the clearing of an enzyme between my fingers. This condition had plagued me for years, but I had never taken any significant steps to address it. Surprisingly, after starting the MMS regimen, the enzyme completely disappeared. This unexpected improvement left me intrigued and eager to see what else MMS had in store.

Continued Observations

As the trial progressed, I noticed other changes, but one major one in particular. While it is important to note that these observations are inconclusive and may not be solely attributed to MMS, they are worth mentioning.

About 5 years ago, I had a matrixectomy. This is when the toenail was removed completely; the nail bed, and the matrice of the toenail, and to surefire that it was never growing back, they applied chemical phenol. This ensures it never, ever, never grows back. Well, you can guess what.... after taking MMS, 3 weeks later I saw a nail start growing back! This is insane, it's the equivalent of someone saying, "Oh I got a tooth pulled out... root and all, and now 5 years later.... the tooth has grown back".

Furthermore, an itch on my back started clearing up (I had this for 10 plus years), and the GP could only recommend steroid cream to clear it, and I thought, "Na ah, no thanks".

Conclusion

While my trial with MMS is still ongoing, I wanted to share my initial observations and experiences. It is important to approach any medicine (alternative or mainstream) with caution.

My journey with MMS has been intriguing so far, with unexpected positive changes in my health. It is good to remember that these results are personal and may not be indicative of the overall effectiveness of MMS for others.

Ultimately, the decision to try MMS or any medicine should be made after thorough research and consideration of individual circumstances.