Ask A Healer Health Supplements Series

The FDA Is Putting the Pressure On - Miracle Mineral Supplement may be disappearing

If you have been wanting to try the Jim Humble health product called MMS, it may now be too late to do so.

I used to link an online source for the product but just received an email that stated the company was doing a "voluntary" recall of all MMS and would no longer be selling Miracle Mineral Supplement. I can't help but wonder how voluntary this recall really is, since it was preceded by an FDA warning about the product.

I've been expecting this to start happening for some time now. The FDA shuts down natural remedies all the time while passing prescription drugs that damage or kill.

While I agree that the instructions for using MMS needed to be more clear, and cautions more expressed, I do not agree that it is a dangerous product, if used correctly.

What is MMS?

MMS, or Miracle Mineral Supplement, is a detoxing formula that users say can help the body rid itself of parasites, toxic miasms, bacterial residue, viral residue, etc. This product is not approved by the FDA for such use and no claims are made of such results.

The information on how MMS can help the body release toxins and detox is, at this point, very largely ancedotal although Jim Humble himself did quite a bit of documentation on the use of Miracle Mineral Supplement to treat malaria and other conditions

If you are interested in trying Miracle Mineral Supplement, I hope you can still find a company that will sell it to you. If so, stock up because it's on it's way out. The FDA has spoken.

Related resource here at Ask a Healer:
MMS - My experience

Health Disclaimer: MMS has some pretty remarkable user stories to it's credit, listing benefits user report when taking this supplement for a wide variety of health concerns.

However, miracle mineral supplement is not presented here as any replacement for medical attention, evaluation and treatment. .