DMSO De-activating MMS?

Hello. I recently had a health scare and was really hoping MMS was
in my system and on my side. I was downhearted to hear that adding
DMSO to the MMS mix quickly deactivates it. I had been on the Protocol 1000
and had one of your ministers suggest I add DMSO. I was mixing the whole
thing up in the am and carrying it with me throughout the day.

I listened to a long video interview with Jim and about 50 min.
into it, and to my dismay, he says that

the addition of DMSO to the MMS mix quickly deactivates the
MMS.

Can you please speak into this? Is this true and then, those mixing all at once as in Protocol 100 would then be drinking nonactive MMS after a couple hours? Does DMSO have some anti-viral, anti??? properties all on its own that could be a protection for infection?

IF DMSO DOES in fact quickly deactivate MMS, it needs to be clearly stated on the
protocol as many are mixing all at once as shown on the videos. If it does not, please
state this too on the protocol so people like me are not afraid that they were negating
their MMS.

thanks,
Trinity

If no mistake..... recently Bishop Jim had tested that the chlorine dioxide will not be effected by DMSO using chlorine test strip to check the PPM of it.

Hi Trinity,

Jim had earlier advice that suggested DMSO deactivates the MMS, however that is not the current advice.

The current advice is now called protocol 1000+ ( jimhumble.biz/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=49&Itemid=72 ; genesis2forum.org/index.php?option=com_kunena&func=view&catid=28&id=3260&Itemid=66 ). When mixing up your dose for this protocol, after activating your dose of MMS1 and 50% citric acid for 20 seconds, you then add the same number of drops of DMSO as you are using of MMS1, you wait an additional 3 minutes, then you add your juice/water to drink the dose.

You have to use liquid DMSO for protocol 1000+, not the gel.

Michael