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25 drops (1ml) CDH into 4 oz water x 8 times a day = 200 drops CDH per day!
I just started this dosing last night, so I hope I have it right.
Please someone confirm that I am doing this correct. I just spent the last month trying to figure how to convert MMS to CDH. I found it very confusing.
Thanks!
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Your ingested dose of 1 ml of CDH will contain the same amount of CLO2 as a 1 drop MMS1 dose assuming both have their MMS activation completed in stomach acid.
There are other files at mmsinfo.org/ that discuss this question. Look under "InfoSheets".
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I think you are starting to follow Protocol 1000. If you have not taken MMS recently, you probably should begin by following the Starting Procedure , then move onto P1000, etc. You can use CDH with the Starting Procedure.
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25 drops (1ml) CDH into 4 oz water x 8 times a day = 200 drops CDH per day
I have read every piece of info on all resources but I don;'t see anywhere where it is very simple for someone who does not understand all of this. From what I researched the above amount is correct I would just like confirmation.
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If you want to use MMS ((that is a general term for any solution that produces chlorine dioxide (CLO2)) it is suggested to first follow a Protocol called The Starting Procedure. After successfully doing that, you can then move on to Protocol 1000 and beyond.
The idea is to start at very low doses so, in your case, you don't "poison yourself." What you are proposing is to begin taking 1 ml of CDH which could "poison you", because you took too much, too soon. The Starting Procedure begins at 1/4 ml of CDH, not 1 ml. You can take 1 ml if you like, but your body may complain.
Does this make sense?
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25 drops in 4oz water doing this 8 times per day? This is not too much fro the Protocol 1000? Thanks
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The original McRae-Lackney CDH recipe is based on 24 drops per ml, but 25 won't make any difference as long as the dropper you are using dispenses 24 to 25 drops per ml. Instead of counting drops, its easier to use a 3 ml syringe. They are about $1.00 at a feed store. No needle required, of course.
So you can continue to use 25 drops or 1 ml of CDH, but you can go higher up to 3 ml and be following P1000.
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When you say 3ml for the P1000, that would be 72drops (3ml syringe) x 8 times a day? That seems like a lot for just the P1000.
Thanks for setting me straight. I feel confident and will go back on it in the morning.
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Knowing the relationship between MMS1 and CDH will help you understand equivalent dosing.
A 1 drop dose of MMS1 is the same as a 1 ml dose of original recipe CDH when both are ingested into a normal stomach.
A 1 drop dose of MMS1 came from 1 drop of MMS. A 1 ml dose of CDH also came from 1 drop of MMS. Therefore, each has the same amount of CLO2 when ingested into a normal stomach.
Protocol 1000 maxes out at eight, 3 drop doses of MMS1 per day taken hourly for 8 hours for a total of 24 drops per day.
Protocol 1000 maxes out at eight, 3 ml doses of original recipe CDH taken hourly for 8 hours for a total of 24 ml per day.
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