An academic whose work helps legitimize MMS, a bogus miracle cure that is actually bleach, lost his title after his study was branded ‘scientifically worthless’ | Business Insider India

A group of online conspiracy theorists claim that a type of toxic bleach is a wonder-cure they call Miracle Mineral Solution (MMS).
The substance has been propped up by a video the Red Cross may have been tricked into helping make. The charity now says it“does not support or endorse in any manner” the claims made on the video.
MMS advocates also cite a questionable scientific study to support their claims.
The study is by Dr. Enno Freye, an appellate professor at Heinrich Heine University in Düsseldorf, Germany.
In the study, he claims to have cured malaria patients using a substance made of sodium chlrorite and citric acid, the main ingredients of MMS.
Business Insider asked Freye’s university about the study, which said it had stripped him of his academic title and disavows his study.