It is not the first time MMS Australia has been in the spotlight for selling its purported "miracle" cure. By AFPMore by this AuthorSydneyA church in Australia has been fined for unlawfully advertising a purported "miracle" coronavirus cure that contains a bleach product, the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) said Wednesday. MMS Australia is a chapter of the US-based Genesis II Church of Health and Healing, which is subject to a US Justice Department injunction preventing it from selling or distributing its own version of MMS containing the bleach product chlorine dioxide. MMS Australia is still advertising the products on its website, but said it had removed some text from the descriptions "to stay compliant with touted advertising laws and regulations". It is not the first time MMS Australia has been in the spotlight for selling its purported "miracle" cure.

Source: Daily Nation May 13, 2020 09:11 UTC