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Buying online vs making it yourself
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Is it always better to do it yourself? Is it just the costs? Or also the trustworthiness of the webpage?
I already have the sodium chlorit.. all I need is the activator, but when looking online for 50% citric acid, came across webpages who sell the MMS ready plus the activator, so it seems much easier..
It just seems everything so complicated, with the percentages and procedures.. get stressed just by reading about the process, haha..
Saw so done here recommended the webpage Valarian.co.uk
And saw also on this one:
Vitalundfitmit100.de
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I've seen a couple of pages who sell the MMS and the activator.. is there a downside to this? Why would there be a downside to buying a two bottle kit to make MMS1 and CDS?
Is it always better to do it yourself? Is it just the costs? Or also the trustworthiness of the webpage? Are you planning to make CDS or MMS1?
I already have the sodium chlorit.. You have sodium chlorite dry powder or sodium chlorite liquid solution? all I need is the activator, but when looking online for 50% citric acid, came across webpages who sell the MMS ready plus the activator, so it seems much easier.. If you are going to make doses of MMS1, don't use 50% citric acid. Buy 4% HCL instead. If making CDS, use 50% citric acid and not 4% HCL.
It just seems everything so complicated, with the percentages and procedures.. get stressed just by reading about the process, haha.. It is not simple to make CDS, but making MMS1 doses is easy.
Saw so done here recommended the webpage Valarian.co.uk
And saw also on this one:
Vitalundfitmit100.de
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I have it in dry powder 80%.
I was planning on doing mms1..
From what I read here, there's not much difference between the 2? And it's recommended starting with mms1..
I was planning on taking It mainly for my fungal infections.. since I can remember I've had them.. tinea mainly.. Ive also suffered and currently I'm from onychomycosis..
I was also doing it for parasites on gut.. but reading Jim humbles book, he recommends Dr Clark on some treatment, so maybe I'll try that..
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Hello,
I have it in dry powder 80%.
I was planning on doing mms1..
From what I read here, there's not much difference between the 2? CDS and MMS1 are quite different.
And it's recommended starting with mms1.. The opposite.
I was planning on taking It mainly for my fungal infections.. since I can remember I've had them.. tinea mainly.. Ive also suffered and currently I'm from onychomycosis..
I was also doing it for parasites on gut.. but reading Jim humbles book, he recommends Dr Clark on some treatment, so maybe I'll try that..
Your dry 80% sodium chlorite powder will need to be used to make 22.4% sodium chlorite solution (SCS). SCS can be used to make CDS and MMS1. See attached PDF file on how to do that.
I suggest to use 50% citric acid to make CDS and 4% HCL to make MMS1.
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