Reputable MMS/CDS suppliers and HIV

Can anyone recommend a good source to purchase mms1/CDS in the United States? I purchased from www.mmsdrops.com , and wonder if they are a reputable supplier?

The reason I am asking is I started taking MMS for HIV in April and switched to CDS is May using protocol 1000. When I started, I made the personal decision to stop my meds. At the time of beginning the protocol my CD4 was 314 and my viral load was undetectable. I just got my latest test results back and my CD4 plummeted to 144 and Viral load skyrocketed to 54,200. Disappoint for sure. I strictly followed the protocol, ate a clean diet and exercised.

I do still have faith in MMS/CDS though wonder if the supply I received wasn't quality. What would be better for HIV, MMS or CDS? Or does it matter?

Any advice is greatly appreciated

Hi, Kundun

This is a response to your first question, "Can anyone recommend a good source to purchase mms1/CDS in the United States?"

I have ordered from DiscoverMMS.com several times, and I believe the 80% sodium chlorite flakes I purchased from them is of good quality. I mix it with distilled water myself using information from CLO2's website, MMSINFO.ORG. I have also purchased 4% Hydrochloric Acid from them, and the two products are all I need to make MMS1, CDS and CDH, all using information from MMSINFO.ORG.

Kundun, what is the ppm of your CDS, the protocol you are following and your hourly dosing amount?

The Following is from Jim Humble's latest book, MMS Health Recovery Guidebook.

In 2009, I went to Malawi, a small country in southeast Africa. While there, 800 HIV/AIDS cases came to me. These people took only 3 drops of MMS1 every hour, for eight hours a day, for three weeks. Guess what? The 3-drop doses, taken eight hours a day for 21 days, were 99% effective in eradicating HIV/AIDS. There were only five failures out of the 800 cases, and of these five, instructions were not properly followed in one way or another.