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Remarkable MMS Insights, “Geeks Gone Wild,” and Change Whose Time Has Come

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In my Talk For Food video this week, I mentioned a remarkable information source that has emerged who articulates the underlying chemical behavior of MMS with amazing clarity. It evolved in the comment thread from a short clip that I posted three years ago on YouTube from my documentary, Understanding MMS: Conversations with Jim Humble. Naysayers have come and gone, some of whom we’ve seen here. However, a lively interchange has been going on between two people, for months. One, the naysayer, calls himself “Footman.” The other, who has emerged a most knowledgeable researcher on the deep chemistry of MMS, calls himself “Frootloopsian.”

This is the video in question titled, “A Conscientious Doctor Comments on MMS.” That doctor is John Humiston, MD, who at that time, practiced medicine at the William Hitt Center, in Tijuana, Mexico.

The exchange below comes from a new naysayer, Gravitytheory.

GRAVITYTHEORY: The main ingredient in this “solution” is chlorine dioxide, a form of bleach. Any chemist or even material safety data sheet on the subject will show you the harmful effects on your body due to ingesting bleach. Please do the research yourself before taking this. There are many scientific papers out on chlorine dioxide toxicity, and not one on the positive or therapeutic effects of this poison passed off by these lying snake-oil merchants.

FROOTLOOPSIAN: Not true. The main ingredient is 17 Cl 37 which becomes 17 Cl 38 by collecting a neutron from any number of ongoing decay. The only way to get the Cl 35 and Cl 37 into the cell in a way that doesn’t interfere with the normal Krebs Cycle will be by causing the Chlorine isotope(s) to accept two oxygen atoms. Few understand the different production methods of the ClO2, and even fewer know that the Sodium Chlorite/Citric Acid method produces detoxified ClO2. The detoxified ClO2 is the issue here and the cell’s “programing” to accept all dioxide, due to the pair of Oxygen atoms, become the vehicle of that acceptance. Any chemist worth dick will know about the differences between the two ClO2, and my collection of those data sheets you refer to clearly make my point.

Your handle tells me that you are a fan of Newton’s inaccurate Gravitational Constant.

You tell people to do the research themselves. That is EXACTLY what I have said. My offerings are well researched, and will stand up to anyone’s Pepsi Taste Test. People should stop thinking about this as MMS or WF10. Think about it as its ingredients, and it chemical processes. Think of the communication between its ingredients and their matching Voltage Gated channels, in the context of Krebs Cycle. Think of the Citric Acid as the reagent for the detoxification of the ClO2.

I don’t want this valuable idea to disappear for another 40 years, and that is EXACTLY what will happen if idiots have their way.

I heartily agree.

The YouTube comment limitations may be far more liberal than Twitter, but neither are useful for anything resembling a complex thought. Frootloopsian manages to do it anyway, but it even takes some intelligence to follow, as the comment flow moves from the bottom of the page up, at which point you must read from the top of the comment to down.

I’m going to attempt to meet, or invite him to write a paper with his summation of findings, which includes the parallel evolution, research, and clinical trials, by OXO CHEMIE, a pharmaceutical company, of what he dubbed, detoxified chlorine dioxide, that we know as MMS.

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It’s the ENERGY Baby!

Tomorrow I’ll be heading for Albuquerque, to attend Geeks Gone Wild, otherwise known as the ExtraOrdinary Technology Conference, which is hosted by TeslaTech. This is where the new methods, principles, practices, devices, and thinking are honored, showcased, and are on full display. While mostly hardware oriented, the platform of change that these devices focus on tend to be an energetic, as opposed to a molecular one, subtle instead of gross. This is where the potential to heal a “disease” without even touching or medicating an individual moves from the realm of theory, into actuality.

In truth, such ability has always been present and available, but we grew so enamored with chemistry that we lost sight of the fact that it represents only a small bandwidth of viable active agents in the abatement of disease. To make matters worse, our focus on, and research for chemical solutions have been conducted with a virtual refusal to consider the electrical consequences to our energetic nature. As such, they wreak havoc on it, and when that happens, we treat with other chemicals, which wreak havoc, and when something else happens, we treat with other chemicals, never even considering taking steps to mitigate or nullify the effects of the now understood to be ineffective chemicals previously taken. That is the not-so-merry go round of the Standard Medical Model that 10′s to 100′s of millions of people now see as “normal.”

And yet, if we saw things from an energetic perspective, the idiocy of these practices would be glaringly obvious. That was what I noticed when I read Electrical Nutrition, written by Denie and Shelley Hiestand. When I learned that they were now located in Las Vegas, I had to invite myself to come for a visit. Fortunately, they too thought it was a good idea.

I know two of the speakers at this year’s conference, Clayton Nolte, who first introduced me to the world of coherent-state water technology. I consider it the second major discovery that I made after starting my radio show four years ago. MMS being the first. Yet, as I began researching the writings of Callum Coates (Living Energies), Alick Bartholomew (The Spiritual Life of Water), MJ Pangman and Melanie Evans (Dancing With Water: The New Science of Water) and many others, I have come to realize that water is more fundamental than MMS, and the state of the water that MMS (or anything) goes in can influence the potency and extent of the effect. In other words, the more coherent the water is, the more powerful (and beneficial) the effect will be. As it relates to MMS, fewer drops will be needed at a given time if the water is in a coherent state before a measurable result might be seen.

On the other hand, water that has been treated chemically, with no sensitivity to its energetics and natural ways of achieving and restoring health, will actually contribute to the diminution of vitality.

Since virtually all water “looks” alike, it is easy to dismiss its energetic condition as a factor, whether we’re talking about the evolution of a chronic condition, or its mitigation. But this truth has become self-evident to me now, thanks to the doorway that Clayton invited me to enter.

I co-founded Photonic Water Systems (www.photonicwater.com), with my friend George Clark, to basically create a business framework with Clayton that would establish the scientific and practical foundations for this technology, help the public appreciate the nuances of the technology, and establish price points that would support a traditional (not MLM) manufacturer, wholesale, distributor, retail model. When Clayton subsequently decided to emphasize his autonomy as a manufacturer, we became just another distributor. Except that we had a brand name (Photonic), and a vision.

We’ve set ourselves apart in pricing (choosing higher price points for some models), which has driven business to other distributors. There are a few distributors who are using our brand name but have no business ties with us. But that’s where things are now. It will all eventually change. Clayton will be a speaker at the ExtraOrdinary Technology Conference, to talk about how to structure water, and host a booth demonstrating the product.

The other speaker that I know personally is Warren Starnes, director of the Skilling Institute, and manufacturer of the Photon Genie and Photon Genius. This would represent the third technology, after MMS and Photonic Water, that I have embraced in a deeply personal way. I won’t go into the whole story on how it happened, but suffice it to say that I’ve seen a lot, and it is positive, and exciting.

It was Warren who commissioned me to visit with and produce the video below after taking a trip to meet a married couple who operate a natural health care practice, with two offices in the Midwest.

That was an eye opener.

On the trip I introduced the Photon Genie (the Skilling Institute’s smaller, portable device), to several people who saw such dramatic reductions in pain that they purchased devices for themselves. As I saw more, and realized that this technology is not widely known, much less available, I wanted to create a way to do it. The Photon Genie has been around for 15 years or so, and is in use by practitioners in 41 countries. The Skilling Institute itself has existed for over 50 years, and is well-respected for its technology. The Photon Genius, however, is relatively new by comparison, and there are few places available where the public can simply schedule a session. I could see playing a part in changing that. What better way to do so but to acquire the technology, use it ourselves (gaining our own experience), as well as make it available to others, learn how to run such a center, and then package it as a business?

We’d need our own Photon Genius, but didn’t have the $25,000 that the system goes for. Sounds like a lot until you realize that this price point now represents the lower mid-range for automobile purchases. Virtually anyone who really wants one of these devices, can get one. And standard medical care for chronic and degenerative diseases will cost FAR MORE.

With that in mind, the desire was so strong, the vision so clear, that I wrote one of the people who purchased one of the Photon Genies (she had been experiencing some major pain when I told her I had some technology that she might consider trying out), and asked if she would purchase the Photon Genius on our behalf, suggesting a workable repayment schedule, and allow us to open, operate, and develop our vision into a turnkey business. She said yes, and the PHOTONIC ENERGY CENTER was thereby conceived.

The day the Photon Genius arrived.

We received our Photon Genius in late June, 2011, and are close to opening. Our site will be www.photonicenergycenters.com. There’s no working site there yet, but it’s coming too.

This too is part of the change whose time has come.

Fear, Fate, Truth, and MMS

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The events surrounding the status of Daniel Smith and Project Green Life (PGL) have, up until recently, put most of us at a loss for words. Recently that all changed when Dennis Richard, of A2Z Health Products (www.drmms.com), sent out a letter to his mailing list that virtually predicted that “the end” was at hand (so buy your MMS while you can!).

Would that be music to the FDA’s ears! Intimidate, terrorize and criminalize one innocent family, and watch others who represent the product turn tail, cringing in fear, and run for the hills. This “gold star” could either gain a promotion for some ambitious agent with the Agency, or an even more lucrative job with a pharmaceutical company, such is the lack of concern over the effect they are having innocent lives.

The small bump in MMS sales that A2Z Health Products gets can be forgiven for the service that they would have rendered to the Agency. It would be a small reward for doing more to bring MMS down than the Agency is actually able to do legally, or on the basis of science. I say this, believing strongly, that MMS use will not be going down.

The use of detoxified chlorine dioxide, or MMS by private citizens and conscientious health care providers, will continue to rise, not fall. It will also be used by the presently unconscious, presently pharmaceutical-dominated, Health Care Establishment. The demand (not hope) for health will drive this change in thinking, and the health care system will respond, because disease management only prolongs and “grows” disease. Health restoration is the only way that true reductions in the cost of health care are possible. Present-day treatment methods will collapse, as the barbarism of such practices as chemotherapy, radiation, vaccinations, etc., will become glaringly self-evident.

In other words, helping people to heal from their ailments will naturally bring down the cost of health care. And it’s not a drug that is doing it, it’s going to be oxygen, it’s going to be minerals, microorganisms, and energy, that “drugs” actually rob the body of when administered. The “miracle” is that people heal in spite of using predominant pharmacological medical practices these days. Hundreds of thousands die each year from said practices, which the FDA and related Agencies around the world appear to be insensitive to.

The presumed guilt and Gestapo tactics that the FDA and its agents practice on private citizens, whose only real sin is not having the financial resources manipulate whole systems with false truth, will come to an end before MMS does.

I’m pleased that Jim Humble has spoken out about Daniel’s situation and shed additional light on the Agency’s actions. The situation became the subject of my radio/video show yesterday.

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I spoke with Daniel Smith a couple of days ago. He and his family are safe. Many people have been inconvenienced by the agency’s actions, as his business and life have been suddenly turned upside down, even though he was on sound legal footing. It is apparent that sound legal footing is not important to the FDA.

Nor is truth.

I hope to publish some of the amazing insights that a poster on one of my YouTube videos had about chlorine dioxide. In light of these revelations, it makes the FDA’s efforts to suppress even more unconscionable.

The Monument Lie that Fuels (or Fools) the FDA

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I spoke to Daniel Smith of PGL a couple of days ago, after two of his product’s distributors, seeking to know the status of their supplier due to lack of an ability to reach the company, inquired here. For anyone not familiar, I reported that agents from the FDA and US Postal Service had raided their offices and confiscated computers, seeking to make a case against them for selling the product introduced by Jim Humble known as the “Miracle Mineral Supplement,” or “MMS.” It has taken me a day of reflection to process how to respond and what to say.

It is not my place to relay intimate details of the case that the FDA and US Postal Service (a.k.a FDA) are seeking to mount against a young man and his wife, who are parents of young children, who have used their intelligence and followed their conscience and harmed no one. Indeed, they have helped many people by making a form of detoxified chlorine dioxide available to the public. The “crime” that these agencies are pushing is that the product is a drug that is not “approved” by the FDA, which claims (see updated consumer advisory) that it is dangerous, a point that is not demonstrated by actual experience.

For this, the people of the FDA are willing to turn the lives of an American family upside down, not only financially – by trying to destroy their business – but into criminals. The principle that a suspect is presumed to be innocent until proven guilty has gone out the window, and is nowhere to be seen. The irony is that the FDA’s claim about detoxified chlorine dioxide is fundamentally flawed, and their operating principle, that the only “curative” agents to disease are drugs, is foundationally FALSE.

And no one seems to know it.

The Agency is not alone in apparently not having a clue that drugs are not curative, and that the true healer and healing state is within, and can be revealed by each individual. The education system doesn’t seen to understand it. It informs us that we are biological accidents, subject to virtually any and every form of attack. The insurance system doesn’t seem to get it, the chronic disease fund-raising associations haven’t slowed down their walks and runs for their pet “cures” (pharmacological or technical only please), the research grant money coveting scientific community hasn’t spoken out, the media has only read the press releases that their advertisers have fed them, the legislators don’t seem to know it, the jurisprudence system hasn’t ruled against it, and the lobbyists certainly aren’t telling the legislators anything different.

Some major religions don’t seem to get it; seeing God as an occasionally bipolar “Massa” to whom much favor must be curried to be worthy of His Love. They claim that all the pestilence, cataclysms, and disease are the work of an evil counterpart, and we should be fearful of them both. They see no silver linings in these clouds.

Even the World Health Organization (WHO), a body that you’d think would support a safe, widely available, effective answer to a number of serious disease pathologies, was dismissive of MMS when Humble approached them a number of years ago.

None of these bodies of people, who represent such a broad range of industries, knowledge, beliefs, and resources, seem to understand the fact that anything that further destabilizes an already out-of-balanced ecosystem will not “cure” disease, and that restoring alignment, balance, and coherence — on physical, mental, and emotional levels — will. The destabilizers include chemical additives and preservatives to water and foods, genetically engineering pesticides into produce, and many other practices that we have come to embrace as signs of our technological “advancement.” It also includes our tendency to under and over-react to day-to-day interaction from a place of fear.

In this unbalanced state, we still believe the self-professed and perpetuated fictions that peace can be achieved through war, and health can be restored by killing the host.

The appalling and growing numbers of people who are getting sick earlier in life while staying alive longer, bears out the insanity that we have been experiencing. Yet, the only debates by policy makers on how to “fix” the health care system revolve around “how to pay for” the projected increases in sick people. Of course, that would be through taxing and otherwise involuntarily sucking more money out of them while they continue on their present chemically dependent paths. They aim their rhetoric at “the rich,” to get the support of the “Middle Class,” but being the largest group, the “Middle Class” always ends up paying the largest share.

Such are the fictions that we continue to subscribe to, but apparently don’t see.

The true answer to the challenge of rising health care costs not by an increase in “approved” (or unapproved) drugs, but by increasing, sustaining, and restoring health using only methods and modalities that have demonstrated that help restore alignment, balance, and coherence. Such change can be confirmed experientially, and with technology of which the FDA sometimes takes a dim view. (See their comments on thermography.)

The FDA only considers remedies to be viable if millions of dollars have been put into their research and paid to the Agency. They have begun to define themselves and their constituency by the money that they are able to pay to the Agency. It has become the de facto “God” of all things medical, but its myopic view of the world is through a pharmaceutical lens. Millions of years of observation, use, and demonstrated natural behavior no longer count. Results that demonstrate an improvement in alignment, balance and coherence — which will also yield positive shifts in energy and vitality — are the only litmus tests that the FDA should be judging anyone or anything by. By that measure, the Agency is so far out of line, that it has become an example reminiscent of another, repressive world and time.

How funny… as I’m writing this, a call is coming in… the Caller ID says “Cancer Fund”. I didn’t answer it. They’re not interested in the contribution I’d make.

I can’t speak to Daniel Smith and PGL’s situation from a business or legal standpoint. But I’ll say this… they are not alone, and this is not simply about detoxified chlorine dioxide. The thinking and policies that are unfolding for the Smith family are affecting others around the country, and perhaps abroad too.

Just last week I received the following email from a friend of mine, a naturopathic doctor, in Mississippi. The subject line read: “Morningland Dairy, our favorite raw supplier, is run out of business.

(July 6, 2011) Dear Friends, I hope you have a minute to read this letter to sympathize and/or pray for this wonderful couple who have spent their lives supplying others with wholesome, raw milk dairy products. NO MORE…if there is anything you can do to help Joseph and Denise Dixon, please do it! And let us know what else we can do. I’ll be emailing my Health Freedom Lobbyist in Washington with this email (thank you BETH CLAY). Thanks for being aware! Betty Sue and Duke

Dear Members/Friends,
It is with regret that we must announce that, at this point, we are not shipping any cheese. We are sitting in limbo because the state of Missouri is down on us to the point that we can no longer afford to operate.

The Howell County judge has thus far refused to recognize our unincorporated, private member association as being separate from the original Morningland of the Ozarks LLC, and although all we have done as an association is to purchase other manufacturer’s raw milk cheese that we distributed to our members, we were accused by the Missouri State Milk Board and the Missouri attorney general’s office (we received word on June 29th that the judge found us not guilty) of producing cheese without having implemented the costly and unfair changes to our plant that were outlined in the judgment against the LLC in February of this year.

We were also accused of selling the embargoed cheese that still remains in the same cooler in which it has been stored since before August 26th, when the embargo was first implemented (of this we were also found not guilty.) But because we did not allow the milk board inspectors to inspect the closed part of the plant in which we are storing our own, personal household goods (we did allow them to inspect the cooler in which the cheese is stored), the judge found us in contempt of court orders, and we have been ordered to allow full inspection and to supply information about our private association sales since Feb. 23rd upon demand of the state authorities. (If forced to supply sales records, we will do so, but we will blacken out the names of our members.) If we are found to be not in compliance with this contempt order, we are to be fined $100/day, until we comply. We also must pay for the contempt hearing court costs.

With only a small amount of members, our association has never yet shown a profit, but we thought that in time it eventually would, and that in the meantime our members could continue to enjoy the benefits of the raw milk cheese we could provide from other producers. Recently, however, we had to re-submit a $2,000 bond in assuring that the embargoed cheese in our cooler would not be sold, in order to be granted a stay on the ordered destruction of the cheese.

Then we were forced to attend the hearing in Missouri concerning the erroneous accusations described above. Joseph is traveling all over the eastern half of the U.S. with his electrical work and could not attend. I (Denise) and our younger children are living in Ohio temporarily in order to take care of my ailing parents, so we had to spend quite a bit for me to return to Missouri for the hearing. Jedadiah, regretfully, has had to find employment elsewhere. It appears that the Missouri Milk Board and attorney general’s office have no intention of letting up. We have thus far experienced a loss of approximately $450,000, are basically bankrupt, and we must, regretfully, cease shipping cheese to our members for now.

For more information about what is going on with Morningland, check out the following:
http://uncheeseparty.wordpress.com/
http://www.thecompletepatient.com

Do you see what I mean?

Click here to read what the FDA has to say to consumers about raw milk. Tell me if you see a pattern here.

If the FDA’s “facts” were so, you’d wonder how we survived for the tens of thousands of years before they came along. And then, what about indigenous cultures around the world who have drunk raw milk for generations? You can learn more about them by visiting the Weston A. Price Foundation.

This week, Mike Adams appeared on Alex Jones, talking about the thinking behind the Food Safety Act.

Mike Adams joins Alex Jones to discuss the Food Safety Act

So it would be easy to immerse ourselves in Daniel Smith’s situation, but doing so would narrow our appreciation of the larger picture. The only way to change a predominant way of false thinking is to seek, understand, embrace, and share an alternative way of thinking that is based on a greater, demonstrable truth.

I don’t care whether people use detoxified chlorine dioxide or not, but I do care that hundreds of thousands of health care professionals are routinely prescribing medications that do real damage, “protected” by the FDA and paid for by the drug companies, while beneficial products and innocent people are being harassed and railroaded.

All justified by, and founded on a monumental lie.

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While we didn’t discuss the FDA, my conversation with Denie Hiestand (pronounced “hee-stand”), co-author of Electrical Nutrition, sheds light on the fiction.

Denie Hiestand: Author of “Electrical Nutrition”

Fox (FDA) to Henhouse: ‘We Will Decide What’s Breast For You’

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A major story in the health sector this week was about an FDA panel removing Avastin as an approved indication, in conjunction with the chemotherapy drug docetaxel, for metastatic (spreading) breast cancer. Well, that’s the major story for the general public. The major story for me was that in Spokane, Washington, agents from the FDA engaged in a legal home invasion operation with the help of a magistrate, the United States Postal Service, and local law enforcement, to search the property of PGL International (www.projectgreenlife.com) and its fulfillment house for distributing the product known variously as the Miracle (or Master) Mineral Supplement, or simply “MMS.”’

Daniel Smith, who runs PGL, was out-of-town, having taken his daughter to a yoga summer camp. Back at home, his wife was forced to remain outside on the curb, “guarded” by some of Spokane’s finest and prevented from using her own phone to call her husband. Seeing the spectacle that was brewing, a neighbor contacted Smith to tell him what was unfolding at home.

On Wednesday, June 29, around 9:00am (PST), I received a text message from Daniel:

Our home is being raided right now and K (his wife) is home alone.

We talked later that day where he filled me in on the details noted above.

Yesterday I received the following:

They froze all my accounts.

I’ve not heard anything else from him since.

According to Smith, the charges (or grounds) that were listed on the Search and Seizure Warrant (with the Seizure part disallowed) were interstate transportation of an “unapproved drug.” The word “smuggling” was also used. Perhaps this was for the magistrate’s benefit, to give the impression that some really underhanded activity was going on.

While Daniel’s wife was not arrested, and his business does not appear to be in jeopardy, it is clear that the FDA is intent on continuing its failed efforts to cause the interest in, and therapeutic use of microdosed chlorine dioxide to implode.

For various reasons I am proposing new terminology for MMS, to help evolve our perception of the product and the spread of its use from its humble roots, with full, grateful, and all due respect. You can bet that the FDA is attacking MMS, which, thanks to Jim Humble’s work, has rightfully garnered—by the results thus far achieved by real people—a very positive perception.

The beauty here is that we have had enough hard evidence to know that chlorine dioxide in microdoses yields metabolic benefits. Who is the FDA to take umbrage with, and criminalize a law-abiding U.S. citizen about its being unapproved, when we know that they would never approve it for the many applications that it would be useful for? Furthermore, they would require petitions and trials, each costing millions, for every specific condition where chlorine dioxide might be applied.

As such, the favor of the FDA is, not simply to the highest bidder, but to those who are able to bid.

Daniel Smith doesn’t play in that arena. He also did not break the law, nor done any harm. The millions of women who are given Avastin will not get well from this treatment. The FDA panel is now coming to this conclusion, but they are the ones that fast-tracked the drug, several years, billions in revenue, and who knows how many thousands of lives ago. Their sense of what is harmful and what is helpful is questionable at best.

Jim Humble did not discover chlorine dioxide, but he will forever be credited with introducing the public to the therapeutic potential of chlorine dioxide on living, human beings, and devising a way to make it available to anyone and everyone. He is doing what he can to create a coalition of people who, seeing the disdain that the health care industry has over alternatives, along with the futility of their remedies, are willing to help each other through his Genesis II Church of Health and Healing.

However, this is a population of predominantly inexperienced people who are inclined to look only to MMS as the remedy rather than as part of a spectrum of methods that restore balance. While the pathogen is considered “the enemy” that MMS slays (as the tumor is among oncologists in cancer treatment), a myriad of chemical, environmental, energetic, and self-chosen psychological stress factors are overlooked.

Microdosed chlorine dioxide should be used by people who have chosen, as their profession, to truly help end suffering. That used to be doctors before the profession became a license to make a lot of money by peddling addictive and deadly drugs with legal impunity.

That “privilege” comes at a great cost.

Cancer treatment (and many other allopathic methods) as it is currently done these days, only tends to intensify suffering, not end it… that is, until the life itself comes to an end. Even then, death is often… too often, the result of the treatment. Research has shown that a person with cancer has a better chance at longer life if they do nothing than if they agree to the big three of surgery, chemotherapy, or radiation.

The suffering isn’t only in the treatment. To add further insult, the costs are staggering. And since very little is being done to help the public to truly understand and appreciate the causes so that behavior and environmental changes can be made, the cancer industry can count on a steady stream of new candidates for Avastin and other FDA approved schemes.

The FDA agents targeted PGL International because it emerged as a prominent distributor of the product in question, microdosed chlorine dioxide. The agency reserves the right to interpret any product that is presented as a solution to a health condition as a drug. This is because that is the only modality that they believe can address medical problems; a position that is also patently false.

Unfortunately, our education system doesn’t preempt such delusion because it doesn’t connect the importance of true nutrition to health. True nutrition, not patented, chemical substitutes, not genetically modified imitations, is the remedy to illness. We have not yet even recognized, much less acknowledged, the great price we’re paying by our convenience and fast-food lifestyle. Not only do we desecrate our food, we congratulate ourselves while doing so.

The truth is that no matter how much they have been peer-reviewed, patented chemical concoctions cannot and do not solve medical problems. The FDA doesn’t even judge drugs on their ability to mitigate or abate disease. They are approved on their ability to make symptoms appear to abate, no matter how they go about doing it.

Antiangiogenesis drugs like Avastin block a cancer tumor’s ability to create blood vessels on the rationale that doing so prevents them from delivering oxygen and other nutrients to the tumor. This contradicts research that has shown that tumors thrive in oxygen-deficient environments, and go away when oxygen sufficiency is restored to said environment. Otto Heinrich Warburg won a Nobel Prize in 1931 in proving this principle.

The chemicals that go into Avastin and thousands of other drugs, bind up oxygen on uptake, making the environment inside the body more acidic. Then we wonder why metastasis occurs when, in fact, we’ve fed the conditions that bring it about.

We are not laboratory-based chemical beings. Relying on ill-conceived, antagonistic chemistry that upsets the all-important environmental, metabolic, and microbial balance within the body, and thinking it will “cure,” is a pipe dream. Chlorine dioxide in the doses that Jim Humble devised, is not such a chemical.

If the methods developed by the pharmaceutical industry actually worked, there would be no reason to consider taking microdosed chlorine dioxide. However, we’re taking in microdoses of other, clearly harmful chemicals at every turn, through our water intake, processed and genetically modified (with FDA approval) foods, through atmospheric intake, day-in and day-out.

We’ve become so accustomed to taking a benign, non-phased view of unpronounceable terms, such as “monosodium glutamate,” “high fructose corn syrup,” “Red #3,” “vitamin D2,” and tens of thousands of others, that we don’t associate the long-term consequences of intake with the slow degeneration of our health.

Since we don’t consider that chemicals and other stress factors have contributed to the onset of chronic illnesses, we have no problem using more chemicals to resolve them.

Except that they never do. We simply go from doctor to doctor, who tries one treatment strategy after another, as long as the insurance or our pocketbooks can withstand it… or until the patient dies.

That’s the road well-traveled; the fast track to becoming a cancer statistic. There’s not much to crow about in health care with regard to cancer success, unless you want to count ability to raise money by making the public believe you’re close to another plausible cure as your success benchmark.

Microdosed chlorine dioxide use could mark an increase in a new kind of success. That is, where people can honestly conceive of being healthy again. I’m not saying that it will do it, but it can be a much more useful and effective tool, and not break the bank in the process.

Contrast the annual cost of microdosed chlorine dioxide, at around $25, to Avastin, which, according to the MSNBC.com article that I read, totals out at around $100,000. At present administration levels, this one breast cancer drug brings Roche around $1 billion annually, which the FDA – which had fast-tracked the approval of the drug in 2008 for breast cancer treatment – now says is ineffective. You wonder who the people at Genentech pissed off?

This one product, which is also indicated for other forms of cancer, and for which the FDA panel is not recommending a support withdrawal, still generates more than $6 billion overall.

All of this to support a strategy and product that can, at best, offer hope of survival. How can it when it involves simply adding additional toxicity to an environment that is already too toxic?

In the meantime, FDA agents diligently try to make Daniel Smith into an example for anyone selling the microdosed chlorine dioxide product.

His “crime” is that the “unapproved drug” is just that, unapproved. And based on the inaccurate information that they relied on in their warning against MMS, the FDA isn’t interested in approving it. Instead, they appear set on keeping the public misinformed, and if possible, uninformed.

Unlike Avastin, which can result in serious and sometimes fatal bleeding, coughed up blood, bleeding in the stomach, vomiting blood, bleeding in the brain, nosebleeds, and vaginal bleeding, microdosed chlorine dioxide is not even rumored by the nayest of naysayers, to yield such effects.

A regimen of microdosed chlorine dioxide can help correct the ecological conditions that (1) can lead to breast cancer in the first place, (2) contribute to its re-occurrence. It does so, from what I can tell, by (1) the oxygen that it brings to the environment (non-patentable – this is no “drug”), and (2) the trace elements, which help facilitate an improvement in electrical conductivity to the area. Chemotherapy and Avastin compromise both of these important factors.

Microdosed chlorine dioxide is not, nor should it be considered, an “end all” solution in any strategy for health restoration. But it is in no way the dangerous chemical that the FDA is trying to make it out to be.

Someone shared the following experience on recently on this blog:

I don’t know what to think. I have recurring bladder cancer and when I go off MMS, it returns. As soon as I start it again, it (the tumor) stops growing and the surgeon is always puzzled as to why what looked like advanced stage tumors are only low-grade, non-invasive cancer.

I would like to be part of a study that investigates the long-range danger possibilities of this drug. Some of what I read is scary, but the results have been too obvious in my case to dismiss.

My MD’s so far aren’t willing to touch this with a 10-foot pole. Why the BCG that almost killed me is fine, but this isn’t, I don’t know, although reading some of the alleged chemical poison possibilities is frightening… as is bladder cancer…

It would be easy to simply say “follow the money” to see why the FDA is so interested in making microdosed chlorine dioxide therapy go away. Breast cancer treatment standards of practice aren’t the only ones that would be impacted. Our dependence on antibiotics, and many other forms of palliative care, would naturally come into question.

I’m not holding my breath for the FDA to change its ways. It is what it is. However, Daniel Smith’s only crime was making a product available that could help people (amid all the FDA-approved ones that do not).

If the FDA’s argument against microdosed chlorine dioxide therapy were correct, the results would have been corroborated by now. The languid results that the public has endured at the hands of their approved products suggest that the fox that is overseeing the henhouse has lost his objectivity (as if he ever had any). They are not serving the interests, or preserving the health of the American people as things are presently being done.

If you’re able or willing to help Daniel Smith, please let me know. Better yet, contact them by phone (on their website) or email. That’s where my concerns are right now.

Self-Understanding, Beliefs, and Energy

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Beliefs power all change that we experience, whether said change is desired or otherwise.

While self-awareness is not a foreign concept to most people, self-understanding, which is the larger and more useful goal, gets far less attention. To illustrate, our general self-understanding shows a level of maturity where, by adulthood, we’ve outgrown childhood beliefs in such concepts as Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny, but we still fall for the Grim Fairy Tales that suggest that “diseases” represent malevolent invaders that have a life of their own, afflict everyone that they “strike,” and once said disease is contracted, it must be killed, at the risk of the life and limb of the patient.

If our self-understanding is low enough to buy this story (and mine has been there because I bought it willingly), we will accept any plausible story from anyone who appears to know (credentials and degrees are very effective indicators of the appearance of knowledge or competence), even if the approach has shown little in the way of favorable results.

In other words, if the fear, the veil to self-understanding, is large enough, and misinformation is conveyed consistently enough, we will override common sense, and thereby allow “experts” or other influences to hasten us to the doorway of our demise.

Self-understanding is still low enough in general, that it has not yet become apparent that the long list of “diseases” that have been foisted upon the public consciousness by the Health Care industry, American Medical Association and related agencies of thinking, are fabrications that do not exist unto themselves, other than as states of energy, which are neither proprietary, nor engraved in stone.

It’s All Energy

Diseases are states of energy because we are fields of energy, in which smaller energy states exist. We exist in larger fields of energy. A field of energy is also an energy state.

Energy is the most malleable substance in all the universe. Even when it appears to be still, it is actually moving. Even apparent nothingness is actually a somethingness of subtle energy. Even when it is chaotic, there exists an underlying order. All harmonic change emerges out of apparent disharmony. They are always in a state of change, at varying rates.

All “disorders” and diseases have an underlying order that can be expressed, or re-expressed, when they are viewed from the context of energy. If you can detect energy, it won’t and can’t “lie.”

Healing is not the result of external, measurable, quantifiable factors. It is the process of adjusting, aligning, restoring balance, and coherence to our energy field complex, which is who and what we are.

The energy-adjusting factors that hold the greatest sway in the healing process are subtle, immeasurable. This is because we are not a single, but are multiple fields of energy, the differences of which may be likened to multiple octave scales on a piano keyboard.

In the illustration above, you can see the correlation between musical notes on a single octave on a keyboard. This sound (and light) octave corresponds to the physical body alone. However, we have other “bodies” that, while not visible, each have their own “musical notes” that are of higher octaves.

People who have endured the painful energy-state of nerve damage, which is referred to medically as peripheral neuropathy, are often surprised to find that after agreeing to have the painful limb amputated, the pain continues. The doctors call this phantom pain. But the truth is that the sensation of pain is an energetic disturbance that exists on a higher octave, in an unseen energy body, than the physical one. In fact, if the emotional or mental trauma that actually contributed to the damaged and hurt feelings that the individual experienced had been addressed in the first place, restoring balance, alignment, and coherency, the pain and the physical dysfunction could have naturally reversed.

The states of balance, alignment, and coherence of our energy fields, which constitute the complex of our beingness speak loudest with regard to (1) the individual’s putting themselves into the disease condition, and (2) their power to activate the corrections that reverse the condition.

Treatment methods that do not consider the entire complex, allopathic or naturopathic, miss the very biggest of opportunities.

The entire energy complex includes the individual consciousness that forms it.

That would be the true “you” and “me”.

Sitting Out the E. Coli Scare with MMS

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The new wave of stories about illness and death make the following points increasingly obvious:

  • Just how little we know about ourselves, meaning our metabolic, mental, spiritual, and imaginal nature,
  • How having money, or throwing money at a problem, is no guarantor of solution, and will more likely escalate the problem.

The newest scare is out of Germany. It involves a frantic search for the source of an E. coli strain that induces Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome, the most common cause of acute kidney failure. This is the latest example of an application where a scaled-down round of chlorine dioxide disinfection, my new designation for what we know here as MMS, would drastically diffuse a very diffusible situation.

Chlorine dioxide will eradicate the O104:H4 E. coli. Period. Not because it is an “industrial strength bleach,” as the FDA and other MMS detractors have incorrectly asserted, but because regardless of the cause, the E. coli is still a bacteria whose natural voltage and polarity is under and within the range of reactivity that would engender a chlorine dioxide oxidative response.

If any scientists are reading this article, please consider it a hypothesis. If you happen to have some O104:H4 sitting around the lab, or on some tomatoes from Germany, prepare a weak solution of chlorine dioxide, using Jim Humble’s protocol for a topical spray (10 DROPS of activated MMS per ounce of water volume), apply it and let us know what happens.

As an example, for a 4 ounce bottle, use 40 drops of MMS activated with 40 drops of 50%-strength citric acid. After the solution turns a dark orange color, usually within 30 seconds or so, fill up the rest of the bottle with water, which will turn it to a light yellow.

This is a great topical spray that would safely inactivate any E. coli, Salmonella, or Staphylococcus bacteria that may be lounging in your food or on your skin. Of course, if it’s already in your body, you can prepare according to the standard Protocol 1000 that Jim Humble recommends, and ingest.

In either event, the active chemical load within the environment would have been lessened via this novel form of benevolent oxidation. This, in conjunction with other elements that should be considered, allows the body to then restore and repair itself.

That’s been the story of chlorine dioxide’s value all along that some folk just haven’t wanted to acknowledge, or want you to know about.

This charade can’t continue much longer.

More thoughts on this subject.

E. coli as Biological Weapon?

Some people are circulating the notion that the O104:H4 E. coli is particularly deadly strain and that it may be the result of research in biological weaponry. (See linked article.)

I suggest that it isn’t important. If one were to embark on a witch hunt into who might have created it or for what reason, what would the results yield? Most likely more suppositions that cannot be confirmed. Even if confirmation were possible, what would you do?

On the other hand, if chlorine dioxide disinfection will actually help solve the problem—a supposition that can easily be confirmed or refuted—then that’s all that really matters. Peace of mind comes in proof, not of conspiracy, but that you can’t be harmed by the threat any more.

The public is not being informed that the kind of solace being referred to here, is even possible. If you remain afraid of the O104:H4 or angry at the possible conspiratorial idiocy, you’ll remain in the same unhealthy mindspace. Can’t touch it, but it’s very real, and it is self-devastating.

The good news is that you, and only you, can change it for you.

It is equally possible that the emergence of the O104:H4 E. coli was not the product of some form of nefarious “man-made” research, but the result of the legal, ignorant, and irresponsible treatment of a water supply. With all the expensive efforts to recall produce from Spain, along with the blood transfusions and dialysis treatments that have impacted over 1,700 people thus far, not one news report has suggested that anyone is looking at the water, and seeing a connection as to how it—if contaminated with certain chemicals—might induce a natural bacterial mutation.

Whether it was intentional or otherwise, chlorine dioxide disinfection can help resolve the threat, whether infection is problem, or has already happened.

If the authorities don’t see the potential connection and aren’t moved to test and confirm this for themselves, then informed individuals can and should do it on their own.

The only mention of water that I’ve seen thus far, is in an article that advised readers to wash your produce with normal tap water. The writer doesn’t mention of the chemicals that are already in the standard water supply.

Dr. Bruce Lipton (The Biology of Belief, Spontaneous Evolution (co-written with Steve Bhaerman) really brought home the idea that, as a result of Newtonian, particle-based scientific thinking, we fail to factor in one of the major influences to behavior, that is essentially “hiding in plain sight.” That is, the environment.

That truth applies for all life, from human beings, to cells, fungi, tumors, cysts, yeast, bacteria, and viruses. Yet, we act as though the chemicals that are in an environment have no effect on what happens there.

From one person to the next, the chemical, ecological, electrical, and metabolic makeup inside their body is going to be unique. And, if we looked at people as the unique beings that they are, it would become evident why those 1,700 people were susceptible to this strain, and why this strain mutated in the first place.

Believe it or not, one’s state of mind will also impact the chemical makeup (and susceptibility) of his or her body. In other words, you can make your own body susceptible to an O104:H4 E. coli by your pattern of thinking. But most people don’t believe this. Others have neither the time nor the inclination to make that kind of examination.

Money, Sports, and the Great Deception

Money gums up the wheels of positive change even more, in part due to our belief that power (knowledge, etc.) follows it around. The belief is so strong that we put the pursuit and possession of money ahead of our humanity and happiness. We’ll set both aside in order to pursue a buck, in order to feel “secure.” But then, we become slaves to a lessor god.

Money doesn’t buy you happiness, and certainly doesn’t guarantee that you’ll get the best in health care. Knowledge, patience, and the courage to persevere, will get you much further along the path of health than any prescribed medication.

Last week I watched the French Open tennis championships, as well as the NBA finals, which are going on presently. With all the “health” advice and facilities that sports figures have available, they are not particularly resilient people.

Tiger Woods certainly has money, but he has a persistent problem with a knee and Achilles tendon that have been slow to heal.

They’re talking about the possible “need” for replacement surgery.

Andy Murray, of Great Britain, claimed to be on pain medication during the French Open after sustaining an ankle sprain.

Serena Williams has been off the tennis court for over a year, and her career has been punctuated with withdrawals and cancellations due to illness or injury.

Dirk Nowitski carried a 101-degree fever from a sinus infection (another environmental condition), in Dallas last night, as the Mavericks beat the Miami Heat to even the series at 2-2.

My point in bringing this up is that the higher the profile that a person attains, for example, through sports, the more likely they will “break down” physically, and eventually be under “doctor’s care”.

The conversation could justifiably be about magnetic field therapy for Tiger Woods and Andy Murray instead of pain medication and replacement surgery. A baseball pitcher could also forego the perceived need for “Tommy John” surgery.

For a sinus infection, Nowitski could have taken chlorine dioxide disinfection (MMS) and most likely would not have needed to try to overcome the ill-effects of the medication that he was on, which the press has been attributing to a bug. The problem with all this is that when their health problems become public, the resolution methods become de facto standards in public perception. Isn’t it interesting that Magic Johnson’s method of recovery from HIV remains a mystery today? Well, the public message is that he is still HIV positive, but at the time he retired from basketball, it was considered a death sentence to be so diagnosed. Yet, he didn’t die.

His foundation is now dedicated to “fighting” HIV, another misguided pursuit. An article in Newsweek suggests that a daily regimen of antiretroviral medications is helping him. An article on another site suggests something else, a product called Natrol, which contains an immune system enhancer. This site also reports that Magic may have used ozone therapy too, but that his doctors are remaining tight-lipped about that.

There are some amazingly wonderful technologies available to help us restore health when gets sidelined, but you’ll hear precious little about them through mainstream media.

However, I believe that is changing.

Slammers can Come and Go: MMS Roles On

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A new “anti-MMS” article was brought to my attention this week. This one, written by Sara Vaughter, a nutritionist, has her conclusion in the title, “No Miracle, No Mineral, No Solution.”

Sarah Vaughter

Sarah Vaughter

Cute.

She and I agree that MMS is no miracle, but that’s where the agreement ends.

Vaughter’s commentary on the chlorine dioxide disinfection (CDD) method introduced by Jim Humble that we’ve come to know as “MMS” reads as an “authoritative” analysis that is based on faulty, or misinterpreted, information. As such, she supports her assessments with negative personal characterizations of Humble himself.

Vaughter came across MMS because her customers have often asked whether it works with a product that she sells; a product known as Lufenuron, a Liver-safe candida killer that is between natural and chemical.

We discovered a prescription-free, over-the-counter, totally harmless veterinarian remedy that kills Candida as effectively - but differently - than Diflucan (oral “azole” antifungal medicines), while putting no burden on liver and kidneys! It makes holes in Candida’s cell wall. It can cure vaginal yeast, oral Candida, Candida rashes and intestinal Candidiasis. More serious semi-systemic Candidiases such as IBS may need multiple treatments and are at least greatly improved. The Lufenuron is “loaded” into the fatty tissues over a period of five days, and then slowly releases, maintains tissue concentrations high enough to kill the Candida for three weeks. We sell a 2-month course. Antifungals such as Diflucan are harmful to the liver and kidneys. Lufenuron is not metabolized or eliminated by the liver or kidneys, but excreted through the feces. Lufenuron is about as toxic as orange juice. It has no side effects but indirectly, it can make you feel bad as reported below - but stay the course - it’s an immune response against dead Candida fragments and suddenly released Candida toxins (“die-off”, or “detox” reaction). Before you decide, it is important to read the details of Lufenuron as a Candida treatment.

Change a few words and her description of Lufenuron sounds very much like how chlorine dioxide works.

She starts out with a disclaimer saying that she never knew what it really was. Yet, her conclusions indicate that she still doesn’t.

”It turns out that MMS, instead of curing cancer, causes cancer!”—Sarah Vaughter

Being a nutritionist and having a chemist as a husband doesn’t appear to be enough for Vaughter to get her very bold and false statements in order.

She says that sodium chlorite is a common form of household bleach, a toxic industrial disinfectant, and powerful oxidant that caused cancer when ingested in small quantities and massive organ damage when taken in significant quantities.

Neither of these factors apply to MMS. The ingestion amounts are miniscule, highly diluted, using no more than a few drops at a time; scaled down to levels that allows the oxidation/disinfection to be done safely and effectively. This is very different from what is inferred in Vaughter’s article.

Acknowledging that there have been precious few reports of harm caused by MMS use, she moves to Humble himself, and does her best to turn the man into a cartoon character.

As though the word “bleach” were the secret word that, by hypnotic suggestion, produces a psychological gag reflex, she applies it liberally, as have so many others who find the ideas associated with chlorine dioxide disinfection, i.e., dramatic improvements in health, so hard to swallow.

Vaughter attributes the now massive body of positive results from chlorine dioxide disinfection use to the sellers, motivated by the 10,000% profit that they must be making on each $20 bottle. At least, that’s what Vaughter figured Jim Humble was making, even though in actuality, he doesn’t make money on MMS sales.

Apparently, truth isn’t important if the story can be made to sound sordid enough.

This is not to say that Jim hasn’t given his discovery’s critics fodder to work with. The church thing is one. Having the audacity to claim that the very tiny doses of chlorine dioxide, produced from an inexpensive, abundantly available, unprocessed salt product, could resolve an entire laundry list of conditions that hundreds of millions spent each year haven’t resolved, is quite another.

Most critics appear so intent on discrediting the man that they’ve not stopped to even consider if what he has said, may be true. And if not totally true, all-the-time, what about some of the time? The people who are using MMS aren’t making their claims up simply to have a good story.

On the other hand, most critics haven’t taken the time to rationally consider what effect the intake of substantially reduced amounts of chlorine dioxide—a proven pathogen inactivator for everything from anthrax to E. coli, plus MRSA, Staph, fungus, mold, and yeast (including Candida)—might have on a chronically compromised human body.

Said critics also fail to discern the behavioral differences between chlorine (also an active agent of bleach), and chlorine dioxide. While they would have you gag at the mere thought of taking in “bleach”, as though that was what you were doing with chlorine dioxide intake, they are mum at the daily intake of elemental chlorine that water management agencies across America have done for years, without raising an eyebrow.

If they don’t know the difference between chlorine and chlorine dioxide, then why aren’t they appalled at the involuntary exposure to chlorine that the public is being subjected to?

These questions are rhetorical. The reasons may vary, simply depending on who the critic is.

I’m sure Sarah Vaughter’s product is what she says it is, and does what she says it does. It’s not that I don’t see why she can’t accord the courtesy of an unbiased look at something that isn’t Lufenuron, and withhold her suppositions about Jim Humble to what she knows to be true, which is very little. It was, for me, difficult to read a mean-spirited article dressed in “concerted expert” clothing.

Personally, I don’t care for the church thing. I’ve told Jim that, and he respects my position. However, the efficacy of chlorine dioxide disinfection doesn’t depend on whether the original discoverer started a church or not.

Given that MMS sellers have been harassed and threatened, in the United States, UK, and Japan, and the protocol has been maligned by the FDA, FSA, and the BBC (in the UK), it isn’t hard to see why anyone who fears for their safety and freedom might not take desperate measures to protect them.

Jim Humble doesn’t have a financial stake in MMS product sales. From what I’ve seen, he struggles with life issues just like you and me. But his insight to use small amounts of chlorine dioxide internally—which has been known for over 200 years, and used as a water purifier for almost 100—was a stroke of genius that no attempt at character attack can take away.

All this is happening while news stories report of a new strain of E. coli infecting over 1,500 and killing 17 people in Germany. (Click here to read the story.)

We’re being advised to be on the watch for E. Coli that might be “lurking in our salads,” when a little chlorine dioxide, applied with a sprayer, would stop it immediately. Even if we ingested it, a tiny bit of chlorine dioxide would put it down. This has been tested by many agencies over the years, including a 1982 study commissioned by the National Institutes of Health, the EPA (in a product marketed under the Selectrocide brand) and the FDA.

Chlorine dioxide is not new to the FDA. Jim Humble’s proposed application is the cause of the most controversy.

To get an “inside view” of how the FDA works, below is a response letter from Laura Tarantino, Director of the Office of Food Additive Safety, to a proposal by Engelhard Corporation for approval to market a misting system that, using one of two methods, would generate and spray chlorine dioxide on produce on your grocery store shelves. (Click here to read the entire letter.)

At issue was the GRAS (“generally recognized as safe”) status of this “additive”. With it, Engelhard would be able to market the system; without it, they would not.

Since an extension of shelf-life would result from the process, the FDA interpreted the proposed application of chlorine dioxide by the Engelhard system in the context of a preservative—a stretch, in my opinion. Nonetheless, they concluded thusly:

Based on the information provided by Engelhard, as well as other information available to FDA, the agency has no questions at this time regarding Engelhard’s conclusion that chlorine dioxide generated by either of their two CSR systems is GRAS under the intended conditions of use.—Laura Tarantino, Ph.D. (FDA)

This exchange happened in April, 2005, well before Jim Humble emerged on the scene to suggest that we look at the potential of chlorine dioxide in a different context.

Instead of acknowledging the known merits of chlorine dioxide after the good news continued to pile up, the agency went the other way, issuing their warning against MMS use in August, 2010.

Nowhere was the term “industrial bleach” used in the FDA’s correspondences with Engelhard’s representatives, or any concerns over the potential dangers, even though the amounts of chlorine dioxide that would be generated were likely higher than those that were eventually developed and proposed by Jim Humble.

I am as eager as the next person for the FDA, EPA, Sloan Kettering, or the Mayo Clinic, or any other agency to study the potential benefits of the therapeutic use of chlorine dioxide. But so far, they have been not just unwilling, but hostile toward the idea.

They are like the Roman Catholic church that tried Galileo in 1633 for declaring that the earth was not the center of the universe. Their rationale was not the evidence—they refused to look themselves—but that his conclusions went against doctrine. He spent the rest of his days under house arrest.

When will we have the humility to acknowledge that we not only don’t have all the answers, but that the way that we’re currently doing things—with respect to health care—is not working very well?

Instead of flaunting its authority by intimidation and squashing, obstructing, or delaying the emergence of new ideas, the FDA could play a valuable role in helping the public prosper in a rapidly changing world by welcoming new ideas and methods, and confirming their efficacy.

But it won’t happen with dis-information.

And while Sarah Vaughter doesn’t know Jim Humble, the Jim Humble that I know would never publicly make such personal characterizations about a stranger simply because they had another product that could help people. He’d be more inclined to support them if he saw that the product worked. He certainly did that with the probiotic product that used to be called Paradophilus, and Indian Herb. The probiotic was so popular, due in part to Jim’s bravado (and ultimately the success of its use with MMS), the developers changed the name.

Autism and the Bigger Problem(s)

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Before they put the subject of autism back in mothballs for another year, I am pleased to post my conversation with Kerri Rivera, who runs AutismO2 (www.autismo2.com), a non-profit clinic for autistic children in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Each year, when awareness about a particular disease is “raised” we end up thinking that we’re falling behind on resolving it, and that it is much harder to eradicate. The perception becomes the reality.

And yet, any truth to the idea of autism being an unsolved puzzle may be related more to the methods that are being used to treat it, and methods NOT used to prevent, or reduce the rate of increase, more so than an actual inability to heal.

When it comes to the causes of autism, most people doling out information speak in vague generalities.

In spite of the fact that autism cases have risen 4000% worldwide in the past 15 years, according to the Fuzz Foundation (www.fuzzfoundation.org), the condition simply “appears” with apparently no known cause.

Autism typically manifests itself between the ages of 18 months to 3 years in children who develop normally until the point that regression begins. – The Fuzz Foundation Site

In other words, autism simply shows up at one’s doorstep and says, “Honey I’m home! What’s for dinner?”

I don’t think so.

There’s plenty of evidence as to what causes the metabolic shock syndrome that we call autism. The term seems appropriate.

Autism isn’t generally associated with metabolic shock syndrome. That is related to other examples of head-in-the-sand-ism that is practiced too often in medicine these days.

You’ll notice expert head-in-the-sandinistas in the Gulf states, who want the public to act as though seafood in the Corexit treated, and oil-soaked marshlands, are safe to eat. They give the appearance of being puzzled as to why Gulf coast residents are reporting mysterious illnesses. Other “experts” opine, even from our FDA, that there’s no evidence of harm.

Will the food make you keel over on one bite?

Probably not.

Will they give you that sense of being “full” when you’re done?

Yes, but twinkies will do that too, if you eat enough, and they’re not good for you either.

But will oil and toxin marinated food from the Gulf Coast nourish you?

NO! Not in its present condition. It needs its balance restored. It need not take long, but it’s been a year, and NO effort has been made to do so.

The Feds are in a rush for you to eat Gulf seafood so that money can flow once again, so fishermen have markets to buy their fish, and life can appear to be back to normal. But will consumers be healthy with a sick Gulf of Mexico?

Not if there is still oil in the marshlands, and the ecosystem hasn’t become vibrant again.

One year later, there is oil in the marshlands, and the ecosystem is not vibrant.

What’s more, all of the methods of resolution that are being tried, are just as effective – and Neanderthal, as current cancer treatment standards. Suck up oil if you can, RAKE the marshlands, or DO NOTHING and let Mother Nature clean up BP’s mess.

None of these methods have proven effective. And yet, there are methods that will work… bioremediation, i.e., microbial cleanup, which would be safe, non-toxic, quick, and effective.

In the same way that the 4+ million barrel oil inundation followed by a 2+ million gallon Corexit chaser was a shock to the Gulf, and manifesting in a significant increase in diseases in the region, autism does appear to manifest as a shock to the body, resulting in communicative paralysis.

The neurological and behavioral disorders that characterize autism are understandable if you see them in terms of signaling. On a clear day, with no background noise, a signal transmitted, whether it is visual or verbal, has a better chance of being interpreted correctly. If it is dark and noisy, any chance of another person understanding the message is slim. The chemical onslaught that the human body is subjected to in “modern” society these days, adds noise to the inner environment, affecting communications… not only between cells, but between the cell and the DNA.

Instead of reducing the chemical “noise” that we’re exposed to, science simply tries to come up with quieter chemicals. But they’re still foreign, dead agents, messing up a living biosphere.

The experts will have you think that, if autism comes knocking, to expect it to last the rest of the lifetime.

What a sentence to place on innocent children. Children that, very often, were fine just a day, or even moments before.

Before what?

A vaccination. A “booster” shot. A “preventative” inoculation required as a condition for admission into school.

No one has ever become autistic after taking MMS. But now, some have come out of autism with the help of Jim Humble’s brew.

So ‘In It’ We Fail to See the Harm as Alien

We have so completely forgotten and dismissed the natural wonder that is the human immune system, that the idea that drugs are required to prevent diseases has been institutionalized. No longer do we question whether the chemicals that we have come to use so ubiquitously, may actually be contributing to the onset of these “mysterious” diseases.

We have come to believe that sickness is inevitable, so convinced, that resistance must be futile, if not impossible, and that immunity, without a drug kicker, a joke.

Autism isn’t alone among the disease pathologies that have been on the rise in the past generation. Alzheimer’s, Lyme, Lupus, Morgellons, Diabetes, stroke, and of course, cancer, have all been on the ascendency. But instead of looking at the potential adverse, cumulative effects that chemical use may be having on human health, we seek more and different methods of delivery, such as through genetic engineering.

“Get our pesticide in the gene of the seed, and we can corner the market,” is what I imagine some bright marketing whiz from Monsanto must have said one day. And “the rest,” as they say, “is history.”

Yet, we are oblivious to the fact that the effect that chemicals have on plants at the cellular level, will eventually and ultimately be repeated in cellular dysfunction in humans.

Antibiotic Milk! Yum!

I’m not singling Monsanto out. I visited a local dairy last week, and while touring the nursery where rows upon rows of calves were feeding, our guide proudly proclaimed that the calves are fed pasteurized antibiotic milk!

Could that be the new trend in dairy products? How “happy” do you think consumers would be to see a pasteurized, antibiotic milk in Wal-Mart’s dairy case?

The fear of disease has become endemic in our treatment strategies, to the extent that the standard treatments have often become worse than the disease itself.

When this is the case, there’s something wrong with the standard treatments.

Instead of seeing this clearly, politicians lock themselves up in debates over how to pay for the anticipated INCREASE in health care while cramming more people in a health care system that itself is on its death-bed.

Talk about social insecurity.

Last week I met a man who has a squamous cell carcinoma on his neck that, for him, MMS did not solve. Not a pretty sight. We didn’t analyze what he did, or did not do with MMS, although I do believe taking 40 drops at a time, which he said he had done, was focusing too much on one modality, and not enough on others.

He is proof, however, that taking MMS won’t kill you. But the burn that he endured from radiation treatment, might just be the straw that broke the camel’s back. Time will tell.

Radiation treatment for cancer or any disease just doesn’t make any sense, especially after reading Electrical Nutrition, by Denie and Shelley Hiestand. Tomorrow morning I will head to Las Vegas to meet, hang out with, and interview the authors of this amazing book.

Continuing on to read Denie’s autobiographical Journey to Truth, it was a Godsend for them to be so close and available.

But again, our problems are not just about radiation. It’s not just chemotherapy. It’s not just chlorination and fluoride in the water supply. It’s not just reverse osmosis, or pasteurization and homogenizing of milk.

Perhaps it’s the closure to new, clearly superior approaches that come from outside the club that sometimes rankles me. Or the active steps that respected agencies take to mislead the public with fear and disinformation when the status quo appears to be threatened.

You have to wonder, what are they afraid of?

Whatever it is, so it is. It seems that someone doesn’t want us to know who we are, and just maybe, that “someone” is us.

Thankfully, there are rays of hope, and lights that appear in the darkness. One such light is Kerri Rivera, who I began talking about quite some time ago.

The conversation that she and I had about her journey, as the mother of an autistic child, and the remarkable improvements that she and 400 families are starting to see since they began using MMS, is now online for your listening and viewing pleasure.

Kerri shares her MMS Journey on this video episode of Talk For Food.

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If you want to just listen, or download an mp3 of this conversation, just click here.

Notes From Outside the ‘Autism’ Box

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From autism article in Time Magazine.April is Autism Awareness month in America.

What does that mean?

It means that this is the time for Americans to be “educated” on how bad Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is, how complicated the cure must be, and are encouraged to be more tacitly accepting of (1) the disorder, (2) the CURRENT explanations as to why it happens, and (3) the LOGIC behind the “approved” treatments for it.

In being so accepting, we either (1) ignore evidence that ASD may very well be the result of “Man-induced” products, policies, or practices, or (2) realize it and yet rely on treatment methods that still fall inside the boundaries of the thinking that supports them.

In other words, medical practitioners may do everything they can to “cure” autism, as long as they are within currently accepted guidelines. If not, they talk in hushed tones, if they talk at all. They treat in isolation and seclusion, if they treat at all. Even non-profit associations that have been created around autism, once they have joined forces with prestigious medical researchers to boost their stature, have succumbed to the urge to set limits on what they may officially consider viable, lest they forfeit grants and aid from potential pharmaceutical-based benefactors.

For too long this has been the Rule of Medicine, and not the exception, giving the appearance of commitment and sincerity, as long as we’re all in the same sandbox.

Torronto Raptors player with Autistic Children

Some high-profile National Basketball Association (NBA) players have been enlisted to help the public be aware of autism, showing how much they care. Their motivation, however, is to establish some justification of, and relevance for the fact that they can earn several hundred thousands of dollars per week, and still act as though they’re under-paid.

As a general rule the players are encouraged to travel and dress in suits and ties, while needing to play ball only in uniforms that consist of jerseys, shorts, and sneakers. It’s all an image thing. Flatly they read any script that is placed before them, but with little in the way of heart or soul. You rarely get the feeling that any of this matters to them, except that it may be part of their contract to “give back”.

The controversy around the chlorine dioxide oxidation therapy developed by Jim Humble, referred to as MMS, that was essentially designated an “outlaw” treatment by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, has been enough to keep many health care practitioners speaking hushed tones and treating in private, if at all. This is in spite of the fact that evidence suggests that autism a physiological response to what is, in effect, chemical poisoning.

While bacterial and viral infestations garner much of the interest with respect to potential causative factors that result in ASD, they tend to show up after, or in response to, a massive chemical event, where drugs designed to “boost” the immune system actually appear to create an electrical “short circuit” in the brain’s neurological pathways.

Instead of calling a moratorium on these practices, we have institutionalized them – making inoculations and vaccinations a mandatory requirement in order for young parents to get their children into public schools. We then give a medical name to the resulting neurological fallout. This is the ultimate example of spin control.

The simplest way to KNOW whether present immunological philosophy and practices are valid, are to set up a study with groups of people who are not given these drugs – even before their immune system has had a chance to mature – and see what happens. This would dramatically affect the numbers yet to see their lives needlessly dimmed by these practices. Then we can turn our attention to how to undo the damaging neurological effects that these acts of chemicalization has caused.

Unfortunately in America, “the Land of the Free and Home of the Brave” moniker that we have been proud to claim has dimmed, along with the vitality and health of its citizenry, because bureaucratic thinking is most often going to “err” on the side of the status quo, that is, until an undeniable and unstoppable change has become evident.

Kerri Rivera (www.autismo2.com) is an agent of undeniable and unstoppable change. She is a woman with heart and soul. She also knows a thing or two about ASD. Mother of an autistic child, she and her husband run a clinic that supports recovery from ASD that is located in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. She has also courageously moved into an area where scientific knowledge, logic and common sense says should be explored if you’re not interested in living with ASD, but in ridding it from your life; namely, she’s using MMS.

Kerri seen great improvements in her son since adding MMS to her protocol, which she documented on her blog. As her readers and clients learned of her success, many of them decided to try MMS on their children. To date, of the 400 children currently on Kerri’s protocol, 5 have lost their ASD diagnosis altogether. In other words, they have once again become what Kerri and other clinicians refer to as neuro-typical.

While naysayers might claim that this represents only 1% of the sampling, this does not represent a completed process, and is on-going. Furthermore, for the families who have added MMS to their treatment protocols, hopeful changes are very easy to discern and associate when everything they had tried up until then had yielded no noticeable difference, and thus made things seem even more hopelessness.

Kerri recently spoke of her experiences, which she also wrote about on her blog, Autismo, at recent Autism conferences in Puerto Rico and Venezuela.

I spoke with Kerri by phone yesterday. With great energy and enthusiasm she spoke of how she learned of, and came to use MMS as part of her autism response therapy. It actually sat on a shelf for a year between her initial testing and deciding to use it on her son (she and her husband also used it).

She talked about their protocol for children, and how they have fine-tuned it to minimize the still dreaded effects of toxic release that we fondly call diarrhea, vomiting, or Herxheimer reaction. She described dramatic changes in behavior, as well as normalizations in bowel movements and stools, and some of the interesting things that have come out of these children as a result of taking those series of drops.

Yes, Kerri’s got heart and soul!

That recorded conversation will be available soon.

Sound Advice for ‘the Electrical’ You

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The next must read book to put on your list just has to be Electrical Nutrition, by Denie and Shelley Hiestand. I learned about it from Wil Spencer (www.bodyelectrician.com), who caused quite a ruckus among some in the Gulf Coast after helping a number of residents gain relief from the effects BP-sponsored environmental toxicity after the historic oil spill with the help of an “Advanced Oxygen Therapy” that we know as MMS.

As the title suggests, the book looks at the human body, its function, and the disease process from an electrical context. When you look at life, health and nutrition in terms of electricity, many practices and behaviors that we have come to revere are clearly seen as contributors to chronic and degenerative diseases that now appear to insinuate themselves into our lives far too earlier and much too often.

Some examples:

  • Chlorinating water – a practice that is banned in Switzerland, and revered here.
  • Use of unfermented soy products, which contain “anti-nutrients” and toxins that interfere with the absorption of vitamins and minerals. 72 million acres of farmland is now devoted to soy.
  • Vegetarianism – “All the earliest humans were hunters who also gathered fruit, berries, and small amounts of seeds (grain) to store for times of food shortage. It is simply untrue to suggest that the human intestinal tract cannot safely digest animal protein.”
  • Grain-centric diets – by following a high carbohydrate diet, we set ourselves up for serious degenerative disorders, such as chronic obesity, adult-onset diabetes, joint degeneration, and much more. Why? Because grains do not rot.
  • Immunizations – described as “an electrical bombardment that devastates the ability of the body to control its microorganism population naturally. They contain nonhuman antigens cultured from pig or horse blood, rabbit brain tissue, dog and monkey tissue, that cause electrical chaos in the body. Other chemical additives include:
    • Formaldehyde
    • Themerosal
    • Aluminum potassium sulfate
    • Aluminum phosphate
    • Lactalbumin hydrolysate
    • Phenol (carbolic acid)
    • Acetone
    • Glycerine
  • Recreational Drug Use – ecstasy, hash, heroin, LSD, among others, cause chronic circuitry damage in the human electrical body.
  • Chemotherapy – The effects of chemotherapy on the electrical system are likened to napalm bombs detonated in a forest.
  • Disharmonious Electromagnetic Frequencies (EMFs) – anything that “jams” the exchange of information between cells will eventually provoke illness. The list is long.
    • Radio
    • Radar
    • Microwaves
    • Cell phones
    • X-rays
    • CT scans
    • Ultrasound
  • Aspartame – Methanol becomes formaldehyde beyond 86° F. The FDA documented 92 symptoms, which the authors call electrical malfunctions) associated with aspartame.
  • Electrically traumatic birth practices – standard hospital-based birthing practices have made the doctor’s ease more important than that of mothers and newborns, all with traumatic and electrically damaging consequences that can lead to degenerative diseases decades later.
  • Radiation, therapeutic or otherwise — The big fear over radiation poisoning from Japan is almost laughable when you see how many millions of Americans and patients of Western medicine willingly submit themselves to, and die from radiation treatment each year. I dare say there’s an electrical problem with radiation — which fortunately can be fixed, as can all of these if we learn to look at, and respond to them differently

As the body is an electrical being, every aspect of every function is an electrical transmission, an electrical communication. To compromise any of these electrical communications causes disease. – Electrical Nutrition

Everything is electrical, because everything is energy. Every metabolic process is driven by electrical energy. Yet, the authors spell out many ways that we interrupt, disrupt, or otherwise compromise the flow of said energy through the human body, which eventually manifests as what we call disease.

The madness continues when, after electrical compromise has become physical dysfunction or infirmity, modern medical practices that rely on symptom-targeted prescriptions step in to further compromise electrical functionality. When the symptom goes away, a success is claimed, but the problem – the electrical dysfunction – remains.

This is just a short list of factors that compromise electrical conductivity, not to mention mental and emotional imbalance and the recursive entanglements they can bring.

With all that, it’s a wonder we’re healthy at all. But then, this has been going on so long, it’s possible that we don’t know what true health actually is.