Introducing PAMMS (formerly CDH) A more intuitive name for MMS users - PA = Pre-Activated MMS

Hello everyone,
I've talked with CLO2 (my co-developer for CDH) and he's given me the green light to change the name of CDH to PAMMS. I'm doing it because it makes a lot more intuitive sense and because over the years it seems as though people in general just don't seem to get what "CDH" is exactly. By renaming CDH to PAMMS, I hope to remedy that problem once and for all.

So PAMMS stands for Pre-Activated MMS and is exactly what the letters represent. When you follow the simple instructions to make PAMMS, each ml (1ml = 20 drops) will always contain 1 Pre-Activated drop of MMS as in the following base recipe:
- 1 drop of MMS (22.4% sodium chlorite solution)
- 1 drop of 4% HCl and
- 18 drops of water .
= 20 drops or 1ml of PAMMS

So as you can see in the above base recipe, the 1ml actually contains 1 drop of MMS and that drop will be Pre-Activated by the 1 drop of 4% HCl. And the Chlorine Dioxide that is produced will absorb into the 18 drops of water that are also there in the formula. The water basically acts as a stabilizer for the Chlorine Dioxide that's produced, and gives it something to absorb into so that the solution is not too concentrated and has a longer shelf life in the refrigerator.

Of course we don't just make 1ml of PAMMS at a time though, we make larger quantities such as 100ml or 500ml or 1000ml or more. For example, to make 100ml using the same recipe above we would just combine the following, cap, wait 24 hours and then refrigerate:
- 100 drops (which is 5ml) of MMS (22.4% sodium chlorite solution)
- 100 drops (which is 5ml) of 4% HCl and
- 1800 drops (which is 90ml) of water .
= 2000 drops which is 100ml total of PAMMS

If you have a 500ml bottle, just multiply all the ingredients above by 5. For a liter bottle, multiply by 10, etc. Simple.

For regular oral dosing, since every ml of PAMMS contains 1 drop of Pre-Activated MMS, just replace each drop of MMS that you might have used when doing oral dosing, with 1ml of PAMMS instead. Here's an example:
- Let's say you normally do eight, 3-drop doses a day with water, for a total of 24 drops a day.
- With PAMMS you would do eight, 3ml doses a day with water, for a total of 24ml a day.
It's that easy.

One of the great things about PAMMS though, is the fact that after it's made following the recipe above, you'll know that the concentration or parts per million (ppm) is 4000 ppm. For that reason we call the above final product of this recipe "PAMMS4000".

Armed with the knowledge that you have a bottle of 4000 ppm Chlorine Dioxide solution, you can then easily dilute it down to whatever concentration you need for various applications. For example I use PAMMS4000 to nebulize with by diluting it down to 40 ppm in pure water. To do that all I have to do is combine 1ml of PAMMS4000 with 100ml of water! Wala! I've now got 40 ppm for my nebulizer. Want a 200 ppm hand sanitizer? Just add 5ml to 100ml of water in a spray bottle and you've got 200 ppm. Want to brush your teeth with 40 ppm, just add 1/2 a ml to 50ml of water to brush with. It's extremely easy to work with.

So that ends my discussion of this important change and explanation of PAMMS and PAMMS4000. If you have any questions or comments, please leave them and I'll try to get back to you asap.

Attached under "Attachments" below is a pdf of how to make and use PAMMS4000 for various purposes.

All the best,
Scott McRae