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25 Feb 2018 23:19 - 25 Feb 2018 23:25 #57729 by CLO2
Replied by CLO2 on topic Oh this too plese.

I see on your footer that 2ml of 3000ppm is = to 1 drop of MMS1

Don't forget the last part of that sentence:

in a normal stomach.

which means ingested into a stomach with normal amounts of gastric acids to activate the 90% residual MMS. This does not apply to external use where no further MMS activation occurs.

Yours is... 5ml of each MMS and Acid to a 240ml/1 cup of saline water to achieve the 3000ppm in that water.

This recipe is to make 3000 ppm CDS with 4% HCL using the same containers I used to test this and that is 5 ml of each TWICE, not a single infusion of outgassing CLO2 into distilled water.
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