To think of the therapeutic application of chlorine dioxide or MMS as an appropriate response to disease would appear to be nonsensical to a traditionally educated Western doctor. Yet, some holistic natural alternative specialists have their patients and clients drinking, sniffing, spritzing, and rubbing chlorine dioxide all over their bodies and they are witnessing miraculous results from chlorine dioxide therapy.
Brief History of Chlorine Dioxide
It wasn’t that long ago that chlorine dioxide was just a simple but powerful surface disinfectant, medical equipment sanitizer, municipal water treatment chemical, and food bactericide used in processing facilities, produce displays at the supermarkets, and in restaurant sanitization.
Then chlorine dioxide found its way into the hands of regular ordinary people for use as a water purifier in the field for military personnel, outdoorsmen, campers, and hikers. And was also available for treating swimming pools and hot tubs.
Jim Humble
In 1996, something extraordinary took place. A miner from the USA was in Venezuela with a crew when suddenly his camp came down with a sudden formidable case of malaria. The man, Jim Humble watched as his men were dying. There was no way to get medical assistance deep in the Jungle. Without medical assistance, the best Humble could do was to try to keep them hydrated and comfortable. He treated the local water, which was questionable at best, with a water purifier and provided the resulting liquid to the men.
Surprisingly, the dying men started to feel better and began to recover from malaria. Not one man was lost, and this appeared to be nothing less than miraculous to Mr. Humble. After returning to the States, Humble committed himself to delve into this two-part water purifier, chlorine dioxide, to see if it might have far-reaching benefits to the medical community.
Could this inexpensive, simple chemical compound have health benefits beyond sanitization?
What Did Jim Humble Discover?
After years of research and safely testing chlorine dioxide on many volunteers, Jim Humble discovered, just as he had theorized, people with the heretofore treatment-resistant or untreatable disease would ingest a few drops of the chlorine dioxide water purifier and recover, just as the men with malaria had.
I’ve Been Cured!
Most, if not all, of Humble’s volunteers, were claiming miraculous health recovery. Many of them had been told there was no hope for them, they would die from their disease, and that death was the only cure. The best the doctors could do was to treat the symptoms in an attempt to make them comfortable before they reached their life’s end.
Hundreds who experienced full release from their disease, proudly shouted from the rooftops, “I’ve been cured!” Overwhelmed by support and encouragement from the former victims of terminal diseases who claimed their delivery from disease was miraculous, Mr. Humble nicknamed chlorine dioxide as Miracle Mineral Solution or MMS for short, and the news spread like wildfire as documented in his book The Master Mineral Solution of the Third Millennium.
Cult Leader Strikes Gold with Bleach
People shouting about a miraculous cure for their terminal disease is not the kind of thing that might be accepted by your family practitioner, and the treating physicians reported the patients and related their stories of “miracle cures” obtained from being told to “drink bleach” from an insane former gold miner turned cult leader. The news spread across media sources that the “gold digger struck gold selling bleach as a cure for terminal disease.”
The MMS Bleach Scam
The next thing you know, the rumors spread about Humble’s bleach healings were a scam to bilk sickly people from their life savings. This and many other false reports of bleach-related healing caught the attention of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the United States, which published statements against drinking bleach, warning to avoid Humble’s insistence to drink chlorine dioxide, an industrial sanitizer to treat or cure any disease.
What is Really Going On?
The truth of it all was that Jim Humble was theorizing, based on his own study and the results of volunteers and their own testimonials, that it was appearing that it might be time to reconsider what the root cause of any disease was.
What Does Chlorine Dioxide Do?
Prior to Humble’s research, it had been clearly established that chlorine dioxide was a powerful method of keeping all kinds of surfaces and equipment free from contaminants and food and water safe to eat and drink.
The American Society of Analytical Chemists summed it up nicely by saying that chlorine dioxide was “the most powerful pathogen killer known to man.” And we know that it has been used industrially as a way to kill all kinds of viruses, bacteria, fungi, etc. This we know.
Exploring Disease Causation: A Reassessment
Jim Humble’s research presented a radical departure from conventional views on disease causation, prompting a fundamental question:
What if diseases stemmed from viruses, bacteria, fungi, etc.?
If such were the case, eliminating these pathogens could potentially eradicate the disease itself.
Humble’s theory postulated that chlorine dioxide, by targeting the root cause of disease, could effectively eliminate the ailment. However, sustained healing and lifestyle adjustments were deemed essential for long-term wellness post-treatment.
Implications for the Pharmaceutical Industry
Humble’s proposition posed a significant challenge to the pharmaceutical industry, which heavily relies on treating disease symptoms for profit. Any notion suggesting the eradication of disease through an inexpensive solution could potentially disrupt the established economic framework.
Defamation Efforts
Media outlets, purportedly influenced by pharmaceutical interests, launched a concerted effort to discredit Humble and his unconventional message. Exploiting every opportunity, they portrayed him and his followers as proponents of hazardous practices, further fueling public skepticism.
To safeguard his cause, Humble established a religious organization, designating chlorine dioxide as a sacrament. This strategic move aimed to leverage legal protections while countering claims of toxicity.
Clarifying Misconceptions
Contrary to sensationalized media reports, chlorine dioxide is distinct from bleach. Composed of one chlorine atom and two oxygen atoms (ClO2), it bears no resemblance to bleach, which typically contains sodium hypochlorite as its active ingredient.
The exaggerations propagated by the media, suggesting that Humble advocated for the ingestion of bleach, are unfounded and ludicrous. His recommendation involved administering diluted chlorine dioxide drops in water, emphasizing caution and moderation.
Chlorine Dioxide Therapy: A Holistic Approach
Despite the controversy, practitioners in the realm of holistic medicine have integrated chlorine dioxide therapy into their methodologies. Viewing it not merely as a sanitizer, but as a potent agent for combating pathogens within the body, they advocate for its regular use.
Various administration methods, including oral consumption, topical application with penetrants like mixing DMSO and chlorine dioxide, and inhalation of chlorine dioxide gas, are employed to harness its therapeutic potential.
Continuing the Legacy
Paris Humble, carrying forth her father’s legacy, endeavors to promote the health benefits of chlorine dioxide. In her book, “Healthy Alternative Chlorine Dioxide Uses: Non-pharmacological Health Restoration,” she refrains from affiliating with the negative associations that plagued her father’s endeavors.
Emphasizing that chlorine dioxide does not cure ailments, Paris underscores its role in eliminating pathogens, allowing the body to initiate its innate healing processes. Her cautious approach aims to mitigate past controversies while highlighting the compound’s potential in fostering holistic well-being.
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