Starting Protocol 1000 with CDS

I am not sick but I decided to do a 21 day detox using Protocol 1000 which will eventually enable me to go on permanent maintenance. I had done this once before, a couple of years ago, and the way I did is was to put 3x8 = 24 drops into an 8 oz baby bottle with water and drink 1 oz of it every hour. It was unpleasant but I did it, and I helped the aftertaste by eating a piece of apple or suck on a cough drop for a couple of minutes.

This time around, I decided to try CDS and I am on day six. I began with the starting procedure and am now up to 4.5 ml, intending to go to 6.7 ml tomorrow and then for the rest of the 21 days. However, as I am upping the dose of CDS, my throat is beginning to feeli really sore and rough while drinking it. Is that a common complaint and can something be done about it? I am not even at the full dose of 6.7 ml yet.

I am considering switching to MMS1 but I can't see myself mixing 3 drops fresh every hour, which Jim Humble strongly recommends in his new book. What is the disadvantage of making a bottle with the 8 doses in the morning and drinking it over the course o the day, as I had done before.

I assume it is ok to switch from CDS to MMS1 in the middle of a protocol if I were to decide to do so.

Thank you for your reply.

The reason you are having throat discomfort is because CDS is fully activated externally whereas MMS1 is about 10% "activated" so contains much less CLO2 externally.

Two fixes would be to use more water with each dose and/or hold the dose in your mouth a while for some CLO2 absorption in your mouth before swallowing.

You could use CDH which is 50% activated externally. Use 4% HCL and not 50% citric acid activator for a much better taste. CDH has a two week shelf life if kept in a fridge.

By the way P1000 says a 3 drop dose of MMS1 is the maximum hourly dosage and is not necessarily the goal. Some people with stage 4 cancer have recovered their health using only 1/2 drop and 1 drop doses of MMS1. Something to think about!

Jim says reports from users claim better success with MMS1 when doses are made hourly. I measured CLO2 content of MMS1 hourly doses from an all-day bottle and there was no difference between the first dose and the last dose. Also measured the increase in CLO2 of the first and last doses in simulated stomach acid and again saw no difference.

You can use MMS1, CDS or CDH for protocols that produce CLO2. I presume you have seen the dosing chart here .

Thank you very much for your response with so much valuable information.

I think I am just going to try switching over to a three drop dose of MMM1 tomorrow, using HCI as an activator.

I am on day 6 with CDS.
The first 4 days I did the starting procedure.
On day 5 I increased the dose to 2.2 ml (equaling 1 drop of MMS1)
On day 6 (today) I increased the dose to 4.5 ml (equaling 2 drops of MMS1)
On day 7 (tomorrow) I was going to increase the dose to 6.7 ml (equaling 3 drops of MMS1)
But my throat is really sore as of today and I am already drinking a lot of water with the CDS.

It can't be worse with the MMS1, especially since a slice of apple or a sucking candy right afterwards take the taste away. Could you just confirm that it is ok to make the switch from CDS and MMS in the middle of a protocol????

And I am very relieved to hear that it seems ok to work with a daily bottle on most days.

Thank you again very much and I would much appreciate your confirming that the switch to another form of MMS is possible in the middle of a protocol.

Hannelore Sander

ClO2 is generated when MMS is "activated". MMS1, CDS and CDH all use MMS and an activator to release CLO2 from MMS, so it should not matter which CLO2 generating church sacrament you use with P1000, P1000+ or P2000.

If you add a couple of drops of SweetLeaf brand liquid stevia, you will change the taste and not reduce CLO2 content at all. Its been tested and won't reduce CLO2. Sugar will somewhat reduce CLO2, that has also been tested. The more refined the sugar, the less CLO2 reduction.

Go for it!

Thank you. I've tried the Stevia previously and don't like the taste. I'll take a chance eating a thin slice of apple or sucking on a cough drop for ten seconds after drinking my 3 drop dose of MMS1 in two oz of water, as I had done when I did a detox a couple of years ago.

I think you won't mind the taste of this stevia; I don't like the normal taste of powdered stevia either. This product is a liquid, and they have many flavors. It is popular with children following Kerri Rivera's autism protocol and you know how fussy kids can be about food and drink.

I had tried the liquid Sweetleaf Stevia and really did not like it. I prefer not to taste anything at all when I down the mixture and one way to accomplish this is to eliminate the sense of smell - without smelling there is almost is no taste experience either. What I do is that I breathe through my mouth when mixing the MMS and the HCI and I hold nose when drinking it, then quickly shove a thin slice of apple or a cough drop into my mouth. Is a thin slice of apple or a 10 second suck on a cough drop after taking each dose really going to make that much o a difference? Thanks for dealing with these minute details...

Two ways to reduce the amount of CLO2 from reaching your nose.

One is not to "activate" a MMS dose in an open top reactor container. Instead, "activate" in a mostly closed container such as a small syringe.

--> Mix the drops in a shot glass that has a concave bottom so the drops pool at the lowest part of the glass bottom.

--> Immediately pull up the solution into a syringe and wait 30 seconds. Very little CLO2 gas will escape from the syringe's small opening.

--> Then, squirt the now "activated" MMS1 dose into a small mouth bottle that contains about 4 fl oz of water.

When drinking from a small mouth bottle you will notice that your nose in not inside the bottle! If using a glass or cup your nose would be inside the open top.