Apparently, Miracle Mineral Solution consists of 28 percent sodium chlorite mixed in distilled water. Instructions tell you to mix this solution with a citric acid such lemon or lime juice.

"Sodium chlorite and chlorine dioxide in very low concentrations can be used safely to disinfect drinking water," said one of them, Dr. Stephen M. Roberts, director of the Center for Environmental ...

Miracle Mineral Solution (MMS) consists of 28% sodium chlorite mixed in distilled water. If you were to follow the instructions and mix this with a citric acid such lemon or lime juice, chlorine ...

Miracle Mineral Solution products are described online as a liquid that is 28% sodium chlorite in distilled water which should be mixed with a citric acid, such as lemon or lime juice, before ...

The sodium chlorite solution is usually sold with and mixed with an “activator” of citric acid, such as lemon or lime juice, before drinking. The combined mixture becomes chlorine dioxide, a ...

Sodium chlorite and chlorine dioxide are active ingredients found in disinfectants and are not intended for ingestion. The Agency had previously warned consumers in 2010 about MMS products.

Evidence shown to the jury included photos of barrels containing 10,000 pounds of sodium chlorite power found at the Grenons' home in Bradenton, according to the U.S. Attorney's office.

Sodium chlorite and chlorine dioxide (in Spanish, clorito de sodio and dióxido de cloro) are not permitted for any medicinal or therapeutic use in Costa Rica. “There is no scientific evidence to ...