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FDA: Bleach Does Not Cure Autism, Cancer or HIV/AIDS


Marilyn MonHoe

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Federal regulators issued a warning Monday urging people not to drink a chlorine dioxide solution that is often promoted online as a remedy for autism, HIV/AIDS, cancer and other conditions.

The products — known as Miracle Mineral Solution, MMS and Chlorine Dioxide Protocol among other monikers — have not been approved by the Food and Drug Administration and can have life-threatening side effects, the department said in a news release.

“Ingesting these products is the same as drinking bleach,” said FDA acting Commissioner Ned Sharpless, according to the release. “Consumers should not use these products, and parents should not give these products to their children for any reason.”

This is not the first time the department has issued such warnings.

In 2010, the FDA compared the solution to industrial bleach and described consumer injuries ranging from severe nausea and vomiting to low blood pressure caused by dehydration.

But an NBC News investigation published in Junefound that social media sites had amplified the claims of people who believe the solution is a miracle cure.

The products were first promoted 20 years ago as a remedy to nearly every ailment by a former Scientologist who later founded a church of “health and healing” called Genesis II.

A former real estate agent from Chicago, Kerri Rivera, later suggested the solution could cure autism.

Rivera claims to have sold tens of thousands of copies of a book she wrote promoting a “chlorine dioxide protocol” — though Amazon banned the title earlier this year. Amid public pressure, YouTube also deleted accounts that had thousands of subscribers that published videos with millions of views.

The NBC News investigation found that local authorities were hesitant to intervene in the case of a mother who routinely dosed her children with the solution and posted videos of the process online.

A spokesman for the Lenexa Police Department, in Kansas, said that officers closed the investigation after determining that chlorine dioxide isn’t “a super dangerous poison.”

Source: https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/drinking-bleach-will-not-cure-cancer-or-autism-fda-warns-n1041636

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Just now, Marilyn MonHoe said:

The NBC News investigation found that local authorities were hesitant to intervene in the case of a mother who routinely dosed her children with the solution and posted videos of the process online.

A spokesman for the Lenexa Police Department, in Kansas, said that officers closed the investigation after determining that chlorine dioxide isn’t “a super dangerous poison.”

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dynamite

If you're stupid enough to believe drinking bleach is anything other than a bad idea then let natural selection do its work tbh. :excuseu:

Like a poem said by a neydy in red
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River

Drink the Kool-Bleach :poot:

So sploosh your juice all over me you Riverboy
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Gracious Gaga

This is disappointing.  I was going to do a bleach and cucumber detox this week.

♥ Kindness Police.
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not a french fry

inb4: does bleach cure homosexuality 

social experiment gone wrong
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Natural selection to let parents force their kids to drink this "Miracle Solution" which isn't sold as bleach? :awkney: If it's idiots drinking bleach themselves sure 

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brucee

just to make a joke to tone down this disgusting news, 

At first it wanted to read : "bleach does not cure depression"... Like sis.... yes it does (in the hair ^^)

 

hello hello baby.
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