One of the most dangerous examples? Chlorine dioxide is often marketed under names like "Miracle Mineral Solution (MMS)" or ...

The blue chemical drums of sodium chlorite powder—the primary active ingredient in MMS—had warning labels advising the product was toxic, flammable, and highly dangerous to consume. (U.S ...

MMS contained sodium chlorite and water, "which, when ingested orally, became chlorine dioxide, a powerful bleach typically used for industrial water treatment or bleaching textiles, pulp, and ...

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration warned against the usage of MMS and similar products in 2012. "The bottom line," the FDA said, "sodium chlorite products are dangerous, and you and your ...

The FDA described the product as 28 percent sodium chlorite in distilled water. The product directions instruct people to mix the sodium chlorite solution with a citric acid, like lemon or lime ...

The FDA described MMS as consisting 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, guess what ...

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration wants people to stop drinking bleach. Specifically, the organization has issued a warning against ingesting sodium chlorite products, following a recent rise ...

Known to its devotees as Miracle Mineral Solution, MMS is in reality a form of powerful industrial bleach created by mixing sodium chlorite with a domestic acid, like lemon juice.

Officers said they found that the Grenons were manufacturing MMS in a backyard shed and seized chemical drums containing nearly 10,000 pounds of sodium chlorite powder, thousands of bottles of MMS ...