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Confused by AMS instructions from Laube Holistic Health
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I’m really confused by instructions on bottles of AMS and the Activator. It suggests just one stop in 3.5 litres? Yet in his video he suggests the 1 drop to 5 drops activation.
The Activator is 4% and the AMS is 24%.
Any advice please?
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One drop of "AMS" to 5 drops of 10% citric acid activator is a very old way to make MMS1.
If you have 4% HCL activator, the mix ratio is 1:1, one part "AMS" to 1 part 4% HCL. That is considered a one drop MMS1 dose.
To begin ingesting MMS, follow the Starting Procedure, then Protocol 1000, etc according to the Health Restoration Plan (HRP) found in Jim Humble's latest book.
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Just read the protocol. Jury one other thing. The drops I have are basically straws inside the bottles. The drops that come out are minuscule. I assume the drops have to be more. Is there a specific measurement. Sorry if this is listed on any websites already.
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If there are no calibrations, then you could use a glass eye dropper to get "drops" out of the bottles.
If I had those particular bottles, I would use 1 ml syringes with calibrations printed on the barrel.
Yes, there is a standard size drop as defined by how many drops will fit in a one milliliter space. Jim Humble says there are 20 drops/ml, so that means each drop is 0.05 ml in volume. You can actually measure that when using a 1 ml syringe. Here is a 1 ml syringe with 0.20 ml of MMS1 which would be 4 drops. Two drops would be 0.10 ml and one drop would be 0.05 ml.
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If I may ask one other question regarding the protocol as there seems to be a lot of conflicting suggestions.
The protocol for MMS1 involves adding one drop each (which I am doing 4 little drops of each) into a jug of water, to drink only 90ml and throw rest away. This seems really odd and makes no logical sense to me?
In many videos Jim himself just adds a couple of drops each adds a little water or juice and drinks!
Working with clients all day I’m going to miss the hourly dose, any suggestions would be great and if it can pre-made.
Also interested DMSO, a little lost as to what the difference is... I will be reading up as much as I can....
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A way to do that is to make a 120 ml (4 fl oz) water solution with one drop of MMS added. If you ingested that, you would be taking a one drop dose of MMS1. So, to reduce the one drop dose to one fourth (1/4) drop dose you will need to discard 3/4 of the 4 fluid ounce MMS1 water solution leaving 1/4 of it or a 1/4 drop dose. Add more water to the remaining 1 fl oz if needed.
You can make an all-day bottle of MMS1 to take to work with you. On page 36 of Jim's latest book, the process is described.
If you follow Protocol 1000 Plus, you will be adding DMSO drops to each MMS1 hourly dose. Buy the most pure DMSO you can find for a better taste and a no body odor experience.
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