HCL vs CA

I just purchased my first order and could not decide what to use to mix MMS with, so I ordered both. Are there any advantages to either?

CA was our original activator (after lemon juice and vinegar) - and has the longest history helping people restore their health. Some people have an allergy to it, and for some it upsets their stomach.

HCl was actually first mentioned in Jim's last book and he was not in favor of it at the time because he preferred to use what was known and tried. Andreas was at that time suggesting HCl, and ultimately people started working with it - since it is another food grade acid. It makes me nauseous, personally, but a lot of people do not have that reaction - I'm guessing mine is based on my particular situation - I have no access to my stomach, so the HCl dumps straight into the small intestine without whatever interaction the stomach would have.

I would suggest trying the citric acid - start low and go slow - and if you run into problems you have the HCl left for you to move to. BTW, with HCl, you would use the 4% (or 4.6%, depending on who is selling it) - and activate it 1:1, but allow it a longer activation period. Kerri is recommending 60 seconds, given her experience with the autistic children.

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First let me tell you about the diferent between both acid. HCL is an Inorganic Acid Clasify as Very Strong and Agresive. CA is an Organic Acid Clasify as Low. HCL is naturally produce in the cell in low quantity. Is true that some people have some alergic reaction to CA specially the people that drink the activated MMS in water instead of GelCaps. Citric Acid react with your teeth removing the natural enamel due to the HIGH concentration that is use (50%) if you compare with HCL that is only 4% solution. If you going to use the GelCaps method I will recomend use CA, because is quicker activator than HCL. And you can activate the MMS in the Pill.

It is interesting to note that when Leo Koehof was 100% successful in killing the malaria parasite in 48 people in Uganda during October 2013, neither citric acid nor hydrochloric acid was used to activate SC. Instead, he used sulfuric acid.

Email from Leo. 27-Oct-13 0:17, Leo Koehof wrote:

Dear Charlotte, by my last trial in Uganda I used a composition from Sulfuric acid to activate MMS. The reason for that is, that Sulfuric acid is registered in Uganda to use for water cleaning within a chlorine dioxide product.

To be sure not involved in troubles when the government would find out what we were doing, I used this for my own safety.

When we gave about 40 malaria people the first day this activated MMS, I was very excited or it would work. We promised all of them so much. It would really be a shame if it wouldn't work.

So the next day when we did the second blood control, all of them were negative.
It is not to the activator, but the dose. The activator hasn't any benefit in the body. The dose were probably too less for Dengue.

For malaria I give only one dose 18 drops.

Tomas tells me there is a group in Europe who are using yet another activator, sodium hydrogen sulfate to activate SC. They are using it to make CDH. One of the European users of sodium hydrogen sulfate is Pavel Eiselt, a friend of Jim's. A concern that Tomas has is that the results of using sodium hydrogen sulfate may be too good; apparently all of the SC is reacted with this activator. Scott and I wanted to leave about 50% of the SC unreacted so it could be used by the body similar to classic MMS, except CDH is more activated than MMS.

If someone has a problem with a particular acid, it might be better to use a CS (chlorine dioxide solution) that has less (CDH) or no acid remaining (CDS) after external activation.

The other consideration in choosing an acid activator is the taste of the acid.

....I will recommend use CA, because is quicker activator than HCL.