They sold bleach as salvation. People trusted it. Children were given it. This short, fierce investigation shows how an industrial disinfectant became a global “miracle” — and who profited while bodies and families paid the price.

MMS: The White Kool-Aid Cult pulls no punches. I trace the myth from a jungle prospector’s origin story to slick online funnels, the Genesis II network, and the modern influencers repackaging industrial chemistry as medicine. You’ll see the marketing playbook in action: origin myth, detox rhetoric, persecution claims, and the million-dollar money trail that kept the bottles moving even after regulators pushed back. - Medicine Girl

Inside you’ll find:

• The true origin story of MMS and how a prospector’s tale turned into a commercial poison pitch.
• Clear reporting on where chlorine dioxide is actually used (industrial, food, wastewater) — and why dosing people with it is dangerous.
• How the “detox” script works: poisons rebranded as healing, symptoms recast as evidence, and regulators framed as the enemy.
• The networks, the money, and the legal fallout that followed — plus survivor accounts and court-document details.
• Practical guidance: how to spot the grift, protect loved ones, and confront the miracle-sales machine.

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