Eyewitness News 7 Attacks MMS and Calls it "Church of Bleach."

Just saw a two part video exposé on television that I found completely ridiculous.
abc7.com/news/abc7-investigates-unorthodox-underworld-of-genesis-ii-church/1225161/

The accusations are not backed up by any hard scientific evidence in fact they avoid it completely. Looks like the FDA and ABC news is making it's move to attack users of MMS in the main stream in California by appealing to the absurd calling it "bleach that cleans your bath tub" and claiming it killed Sylvia Fink after just to drops, even though the autoposy proved be inconclusive. A poorly executed hit piece designed to dissuade future users. What a laugh.

Recent responses to criticism of Master Mineral Solution (MMS) in the media:
• Jim Humble Responds to Rita O'Reilly RTE Current Affairs TV in Dublin Ireland

Basic Science of MMS:
mmswiki.is/index.php?title=Basic_Science_of_MMS

Proof the Red Cross cured 154 cases of Malaria with MMS, in Uganda 2012:
• LEAKED VIDEO Undeniably Proves Red Cross Performed a Successful Field Test Using MMS on Malaria (Goes to Youtube video)
• LEAKED VIDEO Undeniably Proves Red Cross Performed a Successful Field Test Using MMS on Malaria (Goes to our Wiki with more details)
• Red Cross MMS Malaria Cure Cover-up - Press Releases
• Red Cross MMS Malaria Cure Cover-up - Media Coverage

MMS Testimonials in writing:
• mmstestimonials.is/all-mms-testimonials

MMS Testimonial videos:
• video.mmstestimonials.is
• youtube.com/MMStestimonials
• facebook.com/MMStestimonials
• twitter.com/MMStestimonials

Red Cross cures Malaria with Sodium chlorite 22.4% (MMS) activated, in Uganda, 2012:



Recent interview with Archbishop Jim Humble (2013):


Jim Humble Responds to the FDA (2010):

Victor wrote: Just saw a two part video exposé on television that I found completely ridiculous.
abc7.com/news/abc7-investigates-unorthodox-underworld-of-genesis-ii-church/1225161/

The accusations are not backed up by any hard scientific evidence in fact they avoid it completely. Looks like the FDA and ABC news is making it's move to attack users of MMS in the main stream in California by appealing to the absurd calling it "bleach that cleans your bath tub" and claiming it killed Sylvia Fink after just to drops, even though the autoposy proved be inconclusive. A poorly executed hit piece designed to dissuade future users. What a laugh.

I've been using MMS (and it's dirivatives) since Jan 2009 - I'm still waiting for the Bleach effect to cut in (maybe tomorrow )

Well I got a bleach effect on my pants when I clumsily let a bottle drop on the floor. That hardly counts as a sacrament .
As I recall, the sun is also considered as a bleach, which means that technically, any sun-worshipping church is also a Church of Bleach! I bet the Wiccans, Paganists and Celts never saw that one coming: "your Gods are soap!"

More seriously, we know that we cannot help everyone, and those who would believe such an ill-conceived piece of **** are in my opinion too far gone anyway. Those who exert their critical mind will see through the bull**** and maybe will start making their own opinion about MMS.

So in a way it might be beneficial to all of us.