Miracle Mineral Solution (MMS) / chlorine dioxide protocol
- Jim Humble claimed that MMS (chlorine dioxide) can cure up to 95 percent of all diseases caused by pathogens. refuted
- Genesis II Church websites claimed MMS could cure, mitigate, treat, prevent, or diagnose COVID-19, including a claim that 14 confirmed European COVID-19 cases recovered after taking MMS. untested
- Kerri Rivera claimed her chlorine-dioxide ('CD') protocol makes autism 'treatable,' 'avoidable,' and 'curable.' untested
- Warning Letter: Genesis 2 Church (MARCS-CMS 606459) (2020)
- Leaders of "Genesis II Church of Health and Healing," Who Sold Toxic Bleach As Fake "Miracle" Cure For COVID-19 and Other Serious Diseases, Sentenced To More Than 12 Years In Federal Prison (2023)
- Danger: Don't Drink Miracle Mineral Solution or Similar Products (2019)
- Antimicrobial properties and toxicity challenges of chlorine dioxide used in alternative medicine (2025)
- Children left seriously ill after parents follow influencer's advice to 'cure' autism with bleach (2025)
- State Takes Action Against "Miracle Treatment" For Children (2015)
Marketed since 2006 as a solution to be diluted, activated with an acid, and drunk in drops, “Miracle Mineral Solution” reframes an industrial bleaching and water-disinfection chemical, sodium chlorite, as a cure for nearly any disease attributed to a “pathogen.” Its promoters have marketed it, in sequence and often simultaneously, as a treatment for cancer, HIV/AIDS, autism, hepatitis, malaria, and, from 2020, COVID-19. The FDA classifies it as an unapproved and misbranded drug; four of its U.S. sellers, operating as Genesis II Church of Health and Healing, were criminally convicted in 2023 for continuing to sell it after regulators ordered them to stop. Despite that prosecution, other promoters have continued marketing the same protocol under other names (chlorine dioxide solution, “CD,” Water Purification Solution) into the present.