I’d had gum pockets that were getting larger and a couple of years ago had the expensive gum treatment my dentist provides. It worked but the problem returned recently. The dentist recommended a toothpaste with higher than normal fluoride, which in my opinion and research is not a safe thing to have in your body. The worst cavity prone period of my life I was using fluoride toothpaste and drinking fluoridated water. I recalled MMS, ordered, and this time I brushed with MMS once a day for a month even though it’s recommended to use twice a day, then I flossed, and I swished the remaining mixture as a mouthwash. It foams up when brushing which was a surprise. The day after the first treatment my gums were already pinker and the fuzzy feeling on my teeth was gone and has been since. I have the glassy smooth feeling on my teeth which I love. Went back to the dentist about 4 or 5 weeks later and the hygienist told me I’d had major healing and was surprised I’d made my own toothpaste. She actually printed the chart out that shows the pocket measurements for every tooth, and every single one had improvement and almost everyone was in the normal range for gum health after this short period. There are actually a couple brands of toothpaste that exist with the active ingredient, CD, if you want something premixed. Dioxibrite and Closys are two I looked at but haven’t tried. My one year old daughter was also teething, and she’d had a fever for four or five days and was just a miserable, sad sight. It would keep returning after several rounds of children’s ibuprofen which we didn’t want to risk overuse. She went to her pediatrician, but they said there is nothing they can do but wait it out. I just could not believe that. I gave her 1/4 of a drop, and the next day the fever was drastically reduced and gone the day after that. A friend of mine had a surprise case of heartburn so bad that he thought he may have been having a heart attack, and legitimately questioned whether he was dying. After he took some MMS it was completely gone and didn’t come back. More to come I’m sure.

—B.

USA