mms gets only yellow

in the book which is in my possession there is a protocol for soaking feet ( good way to start experimenting with MMS and checking how your body responses to CLO2 )
its 10 drops of MMS activated With 20 Drops of HCL 4% ( the amount of MMS drops can be increased to even 50 over time) so i've prepared mms accordingly, and i noticed that doubling the amount of activator, activated MMS wasn't gold brown but just yellow . is it normal, or maybe my HCL 4% isn't 4 % (the result of having HCL 35-38% and treating it as its 36,5%)?

In past testing when I increased the MMS to activator ratio from 1:1 to more activator, I measured less CLO2 generated. Also, to see the amber color, the undiluted MMS1 needs to be collected into a small space such as when a glass is tipped so the solution pools at the bottom "corner".

MMS to activator is always 1:1 when using 4% HCL or 50% citric acid.

well, that's odd. A rough translation from an excerpt from my book : "...first prepare 10 drops of MMS as a starting dose with a double amount of activator . Double amount of an activator will expedite the production of CLO2 and you'll don't have to soak your feet for two hours...."
now i'm confused you think its best to use 1:1 ration in feet soaking protocol ?

coming back to the "not so yellow" MMS with 1:2 ratio, I've put in two shot glasses 4 drops of MMS in each, to the first I've added 4 drops of activator and to the second 8 drops , I've tipped both glasses to see the color and in the 1:2 ration the color was washed to say the least. is it normal ?

When I was testing using 4% HCL trying to make 3000 ppm CDS, I tried different amounts of 4% HCL, while keeping the same amount of MMS, and found this interesting set of data points.



I am sure a chemist could tell us why this happened. You have discovered the same phenomena.

What is the title of the book and author where you got your foot bath protocol?