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MMS1 or Activated MMS: chlorine dioxide (ClO2)
CDS(30)
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Dear forum members!
Since I'm new here, let me introduce myself first, am 65 years old, living in Austria. Unfortunately, my English is not good to write in German and therefore let Google translate. Your answers in English is no problem thanks to Google.
For four years I have been intensely with MMS. I have some friends that go with it and also advise.
Even I have good experience with MMS, gout, sciatica and other Wewechen such as flu, stomach poisoning etc. and even with my cats.
With my wife we have resolved after 10 years of suffering, the foot and leg ulcers, very good.
As long as I worked in the computer, I've developed a program for long-term monitoring of MMS treatment. One point of this is the
HeMan index: graphic shows the relationship between pain line, excess acid, MMS coverage and oxidant to antioxidant.
Today I would like to make my experience to make your own CDS, accessible to you.
My system is like that with Andreas Kalck three successive cylinders and built with Luftströmer, (Thanks to Andrew for this great idea!)
I think that my system have some advantages for the average consumer has of CDS. My MMS mixture need not be heated because I only very small amounts of 30 TR 30 TR with HCl 4% (SS), use. My name CDS (30)
Advantages:
Manageable risks, if any, in the end is no outlet for CLO2
No heating necessary
Short duration 10 - 15 minutes
Short retention times (depending on consumption about 3 weeks)
CLO2 measurement measured with simple instruments (up to 10 ppm)
Disadvantage:
Only one bottle of MMS applications used
Second is used for applications in the home, for example: adding humidifiers, cleaning
Third is just for security
Not so highly concentrated
I use to measure CLO2 gauges with CL, pH, ALK is evaluated with the photometer AquaChek (pool accessories) is reliable and fairly accurate to 10ppm.
Evaluation of measurement:
In Interrese I can offer the Excel.
The application of my CDS (30) is very simple: fill a shot glass in the refrigerator cds = 30 ml, in large glass (1 / 4 L) to give this up with water - drink - and it's all good.
Who wants it more precisely, can accurately weigh grams in the table.
For the first time enough for Talkshow
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Hermann (HeMan)
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Have you been in touch with Andreas? I do not know enough about your way of working with it to be able to comment, but I am sure Andreas would be able to comment. I do not have an email address for him, although I have actually found that if you want to send a message to his YouTube channel, he will respond.
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Somewhere have his private email from Andreas.
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Wants to make known my entire list here.
The extension now includes the conversion of CLO2 in mg, of the quantity used, from the generated charge in the cylinder 1 and 2, and the juxtaposition of a conventional dosage.
For example:
If 6 drops have been used per dose, do I need from the batch of CDS Cylinder1 (Z1) 16 ml or 16 grams and have damit0 0.4063 mg on CLO2 in this dose.
The program calculates the entire table when other new CL values are recorded.
Those who need it can be requested via PM.
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