MMS drops vs MMS tablets vs CDS
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Does this mean that if I have 6000ppm CDS, around 4 ml from it will be equivalent to 3 drops of MMS, which means that the daily dose should be around 32 ml of CDS?
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The maximum daily dose of MMS1 when following P1000 is 3 drops x 8 doses = 24 drops/day. 24 drops x 6.7 = 161mg of CLO2 daily dosage.
1 ml of 3000 ppm CDS contains 3mg of CLO2. 161mg of CLO2 / 3 = 54 ml of CDS/day.
This applies only when MMS1 is ingested, not used topically, and all of the available CLO2 in MMS in MMS1 is extracted externally (by acid activation) and continuing internally in a normal stomach.
Sorry about all the math, but that is how the chart was made. I don't have the proper equipment to measure CLO2 in artificial stomach acid, but the photos in those PDF files give a visual comparison to show the math to be correct.
Your maximum P1000 daily dose using 6000 ppm CDS would be about 27 ml.
Hope this explanation is clear. If not, please ask more questions!
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I slowly started to enhance the dose, but I have another question – how many DMSO drops I have to put in to the hourly dose if we assume that the dayly dose is 27 ml CDS?
Once again – thank you very much!
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If you have not used DMSO before, be sure to test it on yourself in case you have a negative reaction to it. Rub in one drop somewhere on your body and wait a few hours. If no problem, then it is okay to use DMSO.
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