NEW ! CDS Clorine dioxide solution (MMS) by Andreas Kalcker

Victor - just a quick comment, and not a criticism at all, but I've always seen everything done around the MMS using plastic (or wooden) spoons - I'm guessing there's something about the interaction with metal, so you may wish to change your spoon. Michael Harrah uses a measuring spoon for his dose, so I'm going to let him respond to you.

Although we haven't spoken about CDS with juice, I would guess it would be ok as long as there is NO VITAMIN C ADDED. Finding an apple juice without it here in the States is getting more and more difficult <sigh>

At this moment, using the Humble protocol, .5cc of CDS is equal to 3 drops of MMS. With the Kalcker process, you get the 1cc CDS = 3drops MMS.

Take care,
Pam

Hi Victor,

I use plastic measuring spoons for my doses of CDS and put them in 4 oz of water. We don't have any word yet on whether to add juice or DMSO. I would think adding a few drops of DMSO would be okay and might be good. CDS is highly reactive so if you want to insure the full strength from it, I would use water to dilute.

I have been taking 1 teaspoon (5 ml) doses of the 3000 ppm CDS (1ml equals 3 drops MMS) every hour for several days to keep my lung congestion under control and I'm not having any problems. Once in a while I have a small tinge of nausea but hardly anything and it goes away quickly.

Michael

How does the saline solution compare/contrast to the solution Jim Humble makes with just distilled water?

I see that the dosage is less with Humble's, but is there any other reason to do it one way or the other?

Thank you for your comments. Yes, your maybe right about the stainless steal measuring spoon. I will make a dose for my self and my family using a plastic one next time. The use of DMSO "seems" okay and/or sticking with water only to drink with CDS makes sense fundamentally. I will seen how effective it will be for my family member with advance renal cancer when he gets his next checkup.

I recently re-read Jim Humble's NEWSLETTER #100 11-29-2011 and in there it states:

"Once you have prepared the CDS bottle, it is ready to use. You no longer have to mix two solutions. Just mix the CDS with water or juice."

I am going ahead and using apple juice or grape juice with no vitamin c added to my CDS with DMSO for individual doses. Why? The smell is still there but not the taste and because I will start giving higher doses of 1/2 tablespoons which is approximately 8 drops per hour for protocol 1000+ along with MMS 2. Currently, my family member with advance renal cancer has decided to stop taking chemo (torisel). He realized the side effects caused by torisel are more life threatening than the cancer itself. He needs a serious detox of this poison in his system if he is to truly heal. He suffers from COPD, weakness and a poor appetite as of now. Wish us the best of luck, God Bless.

Vic

Pam,
Everybody should have a Juicer these days to improve on overall health!
Buy regular or organic (best)vegetables and fruit.
That way you will have instant fresh apple juice, etc.

Best of luck with your family member, Victor, whatever it takes to get it to work, and as long as there's no added C, you're in good shape! I actually have a couple of juicers - as well as a blendtec blender - I eat very little that is pre-prepared, and mostly organic - but I don't expect everyone to do that.

jbnet wrote: Pam,
Everybody should have a Juicer these days to improve on overall health!
Buy regular or organic (best)vegetables and fruit.
That way you will have instant fresh apple juice, etc.

Making my own juice is superior for sure, I wish I could take it even a step further by growing my own fruits and juicing.

I have been using Trader Joe's Concord grape juice and/or their organic macintosh apple juice. It will have to do for now.

I like Trader Joe's a lot. We have one over in Olympia, and I do get over there occasionally. I like their fresh, organic fruits - and there are things i can find there I can't find elsewhere - and sometimes, the things I do find are cheaper!