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in the book which is in my possession (MMS mineral Panaceum by dr A.Oswald) there is a chapter "new standard protocol 1000" in short: into a one liter plastic bottle you put your daily dose of mms drops up to 24 drops (for a person whose wight is 68kg), activate it , fill the bottle with mineral water and drink one eight every hour.
taking into consideration that CLO2 escapes from water which temperature is above 11*C :
1. should i keep this daily dose bottle in the fridge and only take it out for a sip a put it back ? (this was not mentioned int the book)
2. with every hour the amount of water will be reduced , will the gas still be contained in the water ? or will it try to occupy the empty space which will increase every hour ? maybe i should shake the remaining water before opening ?
for the time being i only have citric acid 50% as an activator , i'll try to order HCL over the web, but it will probably take few days till i get it . (and then i'll try to make CDS according to your tutorial with HCL10%)
as it was stated in the book people with kidney problems should avoid citric acid as an activator . my mother has those, and i've been thinking what if:
A. put 2 drops MMS; 2drops Citric 50% in an empty syringe. quickly insert the piston (close the needle hole so the gas won't escape ) , wait it to activate, maybe gradually pull back the piston to make some more room for CLO2, after activation inject only the gas into a glass of water (probably cold one would be better ), leaving the citric residue inside the syringe -my question is how much potency is lost when i leave the amber substance behind? can i assume it will be, lets say like a one drop and filled with water ?
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he puts 1 drop MMS and 1 drop activator into a wide wine glass , it seems that plenty of gas escapes before he ads water and drinks it . in your first response in this topic you post this picture
this syringe method seem to keep eveything tight - does it mean you intake more CLO2 from the same amount of drops in comparison to Mark's tutorial ?
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and also i have some questions concerning this Tutorial made by Mark [/map]
he puts 1 drop MMS and 1 drop activator into a wide wine glass , it seems that plenty of gas escapes before he ads water and drinks it . in your first response in this topic you post this picture this syringe method seem to keep eveything tight - does it mean you intake more CLO2 from the same amount of drops in comparison to Mark's tutorial ?
Probably a little more CLO2, but keep in mind that one drop of MMS (SC) contains 6.7 mg of CLO2, but only about 6% is released during the external activation of 20 seconds. The other possible 94% may be released by stomach acid. So, most of the possible CLO2 contained in 1 drop of MMS should be released in your stomach.
See these charts I made some years ago. Those tests used 3 drops, so the maximum possible CLO2 would be 20.1 mg. Back then, 50% citric acid was the activator of choice and 20 seconds was the activation time.
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into a one liter plastic bottle you put your daily dose of mms drops up to 24 drops (for a person whose wight is 68kg), activate it , fill the bottle with mineral water and drink one eight every hour.
taking into consideration that CLO2 escapes from water which temperature is above 11*C :
1. should i keep this daily dose bottle in the fridge and only take it out for a sip a put it back ? (this was not mentioned int the book)
2. with every hour the amount of water will be reduced , will the gas still be contained in the water ? or will it try to occupy the empty space which will increase every hour ? maybe i should shake the remaining water before opening ?
1. Keeping an all-day bottle of MMS1 cold would be ideal. CLO2 gas likes to stay in water, but will outgas when the water is above 11C. You could insulate the bottle if no fridge is available.
2. Shaking may help. If you use a small-mouth bottle for your MMS1 all-day bottle, that will help keep CLO2 gas inside the bottle.
You could use an extra drop or two of MMS to make up for any lost CLO2 when opening the bottle to dose hourly.
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A. Put 2 drops MMS; 2 drops Citric 50% in an empty syringe. quickly insert the piston (close the needle hole so the gas won't escape), wait it to activate, maybe gradually pull back the piston to make some more room for CLO2, after activation inject only the gas into a glass of water (probably cold one would be better ), leaving the citric residue inside the syringe -my question is how much potency is lost when i leave the amber substance behind? can i assume it will be, lets say like a one drop and filled with water?
The method you describe is similar to making CDS. Scott explains about lost CLO2 when making CDS here . Following this method, you will only get CLO2 gas and no residual MMS or activator.
There is probably an advantage to ingesting just MMS without any activator as that MMS can activate in stomach acid and/or find its way elsewhere and further release CLO2.
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i've ordered 38% HCL , should arrive tomorrow. taking into consideration that my MMS is 25% Should I prepare a 4% HCL for protocol 1000 and 10% for CDS ? i've read in my book that MMS is sodium chlorite solution 22,5-28%,
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Yes, diluting 38% HCL down to 4% and 10% is a great idea. That is what I do. If you have not worked with strong HCL before, take necessary precautions in handling it. Be sure not to breathe the fumes! I dilute outside using this dilution calculator. Use the fourth calculator and change to %.
Normal MMS is 22.4% sodium chlorite solution, so your 25% SCS is very close.
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and the label says ..... 35 % - 38 %.....
now what ? should i assume its 36,5 % (avrg) and mix it appropriately ? HCL [ml] 10,00 + H2O [ml] 81,25
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