{Book Review}
Jim Humble is a different kind of guy.
I think he purposely wrote the first few chapters with massive repetition and redundancy for the typical skeptic or lazy reader that only reads a few chapters and THINKS he knows the whole story. A critical spirit will have you dropping this book in the trash before you reach chapter 4. But after that it does get better – more organized, less redundant and makes a good reference.
For those warning you that MMS is bleach and will kill you – take the Humble Challenge – try it – you’ll like it.
Actually I hate it. It tastes aweful and I seem to be getting more sensitive to the taste over time – but I can tell you it does work. I think I have beaten almost a dozen flu’s since I started trying it 2 years ago. I wouldn’t get the flus at all if I followed Jims advice of taking preventative doses – but I don’t want to live on this stuff. While I see neighbors and friends battling flus for weeks at a time with entire families affected – well I get over them in a matter of hours.
Jim does not have fancy double-blind clinical studies to back up his claims. Just hundreds of thousands of testimonials and non-formal trials.
The know-it-alls of the world will never try this stuff and will be forced to live in the manipulative world of our current medical system with all its costs and thefts and sickness and pain and slow death.
There is a reason God choses the simple and the weak to humble the proud.
If money weren’t the goal of the medical industry, Jim Humble would be getting a Nobel Prize for his work and most doctors and drug companies would simply be out of business.
