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MMS vs CDS
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Today I would like to have your important opinion about MMS vs. CDS in terms of efficacy, cost and ease of use.
Please also let me know if you think it is more convenient to buy the products (MMS or CDS) already made (which guarantees a profectional preparation) and ready to use or to buy the separate components (NaClO2 and HCl) and create MMS AND CDS AT HOME (which would leave us a chance to f..k it up)
And I would like to know also where I could find a detailed (possibly video) description of how to make CDS
Thank you much.
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Hello kind folks:
Today I would like to have your important opinion about MMS vs. CDS in terms of efficacy, cost and ease of use. Filippo, I would say that MMS1 would be my choice in order to meet your three CLO2 requirements. Often times, the original product is the best (MMS1). Nothing wrong with CDS, but for serious diseases, MMS1 would be my choice because MMS1 can go places in the body where CDS can not go.
Please also let me know if you think it is more convenient to buy the products (MMS or CDS) already made which (maybe) guarantees a professional preparation) and ready to use or to buy the separate components (NaClO2 and HCl) and create MMS AND CDS AT HOME. If using MMS1, you need to make the doses yourself, as no one sells MMS1 pre-made. CDS can be purchased or made at home. Note that CDS is quite 'fragile' and needs to be treated accordingly.
And I would like to know also where I could find a detailed (possibly video) description of how to make CDS. Here is a link to a CDS making video. Please read the comments under the video. Note that the dual infusion method shown is only necessary if 4% HCL is the acid activator used in making CDS.
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Thanks all the same.
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Can I do it with this stuff?
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The link works for me.Try this link and let me know if it works.
www.brighteon.com/95b304c7-e0a4-4606-ac44-303c8fa3ec9e
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I got KV Labs chlorine Dioxide 'No mixing required' stuff. My questions is, in the video, Jim Humble just drops the chlorine dioxide & citric acid, waits 3 minutes, and drinks it. Must be an old MMS1 video, because today activation is 30 seconds. You should get Jim's and Andreas' books to learn about MMS and CDS.
Can I do it with this stuff? You must have CDS. Attached is the basic CDS protocol. Keep CDS in a fridge and when you take it out to make a daily dosing bottle, keep the bottle away from UV light, such as from sunlight shining through windows. Keep the bottle of CDS in the fridge and don't leave the cap any longer than necessary.
mmsinfo.org/videos/Protocol-C.mp4
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