Re: MMS-Iron interaction?

Hello keavy, You've got the above post just a little out of sorts, incorrect. MMS does in fact help with the anemia problems, though it is believed that one is suffering from lack of iron, increasing ones Iron, only helps to fuel the fire so to speak. A patient usually has enough iron stored in their liver, but due to some viral attacks, the break down process will be disrupted, or the patient might be suffering from some colon parasites that will hinder the functioning liver processes too. This is something that one just can't say it's this or that with any degree of certainty, as everyone's case varies even with the same basic underlying illness.
Not to worry about the metal drum leeching into the MMS chemicals, just not possible with due to the nature and actions of the sodium chlorite.
Here in the U.S. most all sodium chlorite is packed in either heavy mill carboad drums with at least a 4 mill plastic container bag.
My orders comes in 1 lb. plastic jug containers, which is practical for storage and making 24 bottle of MMS at a time.

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