A lot of people like to take mega doses of Vitamin C for different reasons. By mega doses I mean like 5 grams (not milligrams but grams), or even more. If it were me, and I wanted to take Vitamin C, I would take it some time in the afternoon or evening, and then I would take MMS/chlorine dioxide early in the morning. This way you have been many hours without taking any Vitamin C before you take your MMS/CD. So, I would take my MMS/CD early in the morning, and if you wait to take your Vitamin C until the afternoon or evening, then you are going to have 3, 5, 6, 8 hours or more for the MMS/CD to operate in your body before you take your dose of Vitamin C. The point of it is, try to separate them out as much as you can. In my opinion, that would be the best way to do it. In any case, you want to separate your mega dose of Vitamin C as far out from the dose of MMS/CD as you possibly can.

Note from Jim Humble Team: Jim gave the above counsel a number of years ago. Today, some people have brought up the issue about the “half-life” of not only Vitamin C, but other substances such as caffeine, that are known to cancel out MMS/CD. Over the years, many have separated things out from their MMS/CD dose by one or two hours and have been able to overcome whatever issue was going on in their body at the time. The workings of the human body can be very mysterious, and as we know, there can be many factors involved in one’s healing process. So, this is a reminder to do as Jim would often say,

“Always, always, always follow the Three Golden Rules of MMS/CD.”

If you are not seeing sufficient progress, and you are consuming things like coffee, tea, orange juice, alcohol, supplements, Vitamin C and so on even though you are “separating out” the times of your dosing from these things, nevertheless, if you are not seeing progress, you might want to cut some of the known things that cancel MMS/CD out of your diet all together for a period of time and see if it makes a difference in recovery. For more information on this, please see pages 51-56 as well as Chapter 8, in Jim’s book “MMS Health Recovery Guidebook” available HERE.