carbon based prosthetic heart valve

I have been using mms on and off as a disease preventive for some time after initially working up to the max of 15 drops with no side effects. I have used it successfully to remove various spots outside the body and recommend it to friends and family.

However when researching the more apparently beneficial CDS I note that it is not desirable to expose it (and mms) to metal in storage containers. This I can understand for obvious reasons but it now occurs to me that, am I risking my own health with the risk of damage to my mechanical ST Jude's prosthetic heart valve. I am elderly but in very good active health.

Is there any one who can advise me on this as a likelihood if I continue to absorb it as a maintenance dose?

thank you in anticipation
ADMWest

P.S. Congratulations on an excellent forum designed web site

That may well be a question for Jim Humble, ADM - I know that neither MMS or CDS will bother titanium, nor with they bother tissue with an oxidization potential of more than 1.0 (since both MMS and CDS are actually .95) - What is the heart valve made of?
Pam

Apparently pure carbon. It consists of a ball jumping up and down in a cage, for lack of a better description.

When I think of carbon, I think of charcoal - so you can see my confusion here. I'm sending you a private message.
Pam

Thanks Pam, The cardiologist described the carbon as a diamond.
Maybe I'm worth something. I'm currently practising for a marathon so he could have meant another meaning. For me it's how you interpret it.
Appreciate your response in private and the opportunity.
Go well.
ADM

Well, would I think a diamond would be safe from MMS .

Pam