Alternative Healing VIII – Miracle Mineral Supplement
Note to SpiritSimple blog subscribers: Forgive me for not posting more frequently as I’ve found myself quite busy of late. I have been meaning to write another post about Alternative Healing for several weeks now, and have finally gotten around to it tonight.
In early 2008 my good friend Teresa, an amazingly talented energy worker, suggested that I do some research on a product called Miracle Mineral Supplement as a potential remedy for my tooth infection. This supplement, in this particular form, was discovered by a gentleman named Jim Humble, who found that it had significant antimicrobial effects when given to individuals in Africa who were infected with malaria. The active ingredient is Chlorine Dioxide, a gas which results by combining the supplement with a 10 percent citric acid solution (for specific preparation instructions click here).
According to the product’s website: "Chlorine Dioxide is the most powerful antimicrobial agent in the world. It kills pathogens by oxidation, which is a totally different chemical reaction than that of chlorine, which works by chlorination. The difference between the two is that oxidation results in no harmful chemicals."
With that introduction in mind, one of the purported benefits of using this supplement is that it has the potential to heal abscessed teeth. In fact, Jim Humble has said it could change and effectively improve the health of a person’s mouth, and that it can be used as a tooth abscess home treatment and also as an extremely effective tooth abscess pain relief. Since it only costs around $20 per bottle, and one bottle can last a long time, I went ahead and bought some and began using it, following the dosage instructions to the letter.
What I noticed after about 2 weeks was that the gum tissue throughout my mouth had become even healthier (and, other than the tooth abscess it was pretty healthy to start with.) Unfortunately, the supplement didn’t cure my tooth infection, but I believe it had an overall positive effect on the situation. I suspect the reason it wasn’t able to resolve the issue completely was that the source of the infection was in an area where the supplement simply couldn’t reach (e.g., the root of the tooth, which doesn’t receive a whole lot of blood supply). In any event, although it wasn’t the magic bullet I hoped for back then, it does offer valuable benefits for oral health. In fact, I still mix some of it up whenever I feel any discomfort in my gum or cheek tissue. Based on my experience, Miracle Mineral Supplement is yet another alternative healing tool that one can include in their healing tool kit. To download a free PDF about this supplement, click here.
Bye for now.
Please note: As is the case with all products or services recommended on this site, I receive no compensation for any click-throughs or purchases eventually made on the part of subscribers or visitors to the site.
Disclaimer: I must emphasize that the opinions in this post are only that - my opinions, based upon my study of the nature of healing as a spiritual journey. I am not a medical expert and I am not dispensing medical advice. With that said, if you use any information on this site without the advice of a licensed medical doctor or licensed psychologist or psychiatrist, you do so at your own risk.
In early 2008 my good friend Teresa, an amazingly talented energy worker, suggested that I do some research on a product called Miracle Mineral Supplement as a potential remedy for my tooth infection. This supplement, in this particular form, was discovered by a gentleman named Jim Humble, who found that it had significant antimicrobial effects when given to individuals in Africa who were infected with malaria. The active ingredient is Chlorine Dioxide, a gas which results by combining the supplement with a 10 percent citric acid solution (for specific preparation instructions click here).
According to the product’s website: "Chlorine Dioxide is the most powerful antimicrobial agent in the world. It kills pathogens by oxidation, which is a totally different chemical reaction than that of chlorine, which works by chlorination. The difference between the two is that oxidation results in no harmful chemicals."
With that introduction in mind, one of the purported benefits of using this supplement is that it has the potential to heal abscessed teeth. In fact, Jim Humble has said it could change and effectively improve the health of a person’s mouth, and that it can be used as a tooth abscess home treatment and also as an extremely effective tooth abscess pain relief. Since it only costs around $20 per bottle, and one bottle can last a long time, I went ahead and bought some and began using it, following the dosage instructions to the letter.
What I noticed after about 2 weeks was that the gum tissue throughout my mouth had become even healthier (and, other than the tooth abscess it was pretty healthy to start with.) Unfortunately, the supplement didn’t cure my tooth infection, but I believe it had an overall positive effect on the situation. I suspect the reason it wasn’t able to resolve the issue completely was that the source of the infection was in an area where the supplement simply couldn’t reach (e.g., the root of the tooth, which doesn’t receive a whole lot of blood supply). In any event, although it wasn’t the magic bullet I hoped for back then, it does offer valuable benefits for oral health. In fact, I still mix some of it up whenever I feel any discomfort in my gum or cheek tissue. Based on my experience, Miracle Mineral Supplement is yet another alternative healing tool that one can include in their healing tool kit. To download a free PDF about this supplement, click here.
Bye for now.
Please note: As is the case with all products or services recommended on this site, I receive no compensation for any click-throughs or purchases eventually made on the part of subscribers or visitors to the site.
Disclaimer: I must emphasize that the opinions in this post are only that - my opinions, based upon my study of the nature of healing as a spiritual journey. I am not a medical expert and I am not dispensing medical advice. With that said, if you use any information on this site without the advice of a licensed medical doctor or licensed psychologist or psychiatrist, you do so at your own risk.
Posted by Jeff Maziarek at 3/11/2010 10:16 PM 
Categories: Alternative healing
Tags: Miracle Mineral Supplement
Categories: Alternative healing
Tags: Miracle Mineral Supplement
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