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The video "proving" that having bleach enemas cures autismUnsurprisingly, the Red Cross disagrees with Merlehan's assessment that bleach can cure Malaria. They issued a statement slamming the practice and distancing themselves from the church. "The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies dissociates itself in the strongest terms from the content of the Master Mineral Solution newsletter entitled 'Malaria finally defeated' and supporting YouTube video," said the unequivocal statement.On the MMS Ireland website, you can still register to become a "Health Minister" in Jim Humble's church. The ex-scientologist, described as a "former aerospace industry engineer and gold miner" is credited with developing lunar vehicles, atomic weapons and apparently he even invented the first automatic garage door.Humble recommends parents give their children up to 60 drops a day and claims the nausea that follows in a signs the treatment is working. Sickness and intestinal bleeding are explained away as "pathogens being destroyed" while parents are encouraged to check the feces that follows ingestion for "worms" which are supposedly excreted, which is meant to prove that MMS is working.Fiona O'Leary, the founder of Autistic Rights Together (ART)—who has autistic children—has monitored social media groups pushing the practice internationally. "The buzzwords these people use are 'unlocking' children, or 'freeing' them, but my buzzword for this is 'torture', plain and simple," she told me. "They put it into children's eyes to 'cure' any vision issues and some parents can give their children up to six bleach enemas a day. They post pictures of their children covered with boils and burns on social media", she said.
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