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Weakness after using MMS
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I highly suggest that you get some 4% HCL and use that instead of citric acid. Same one-to-one mixture.
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Already ordered the 4% HCL.
I will post our advantage as soon as we have new, hopefuly good news.
Inessa
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I am waiting when she will be able to take 30 drops a day to start with the MMS2. I realized that food and water are very important during treatment and the patients much eat sth every two hours althought it is hard.
I don't know If I am following the correct order but, from reading the protocoll, I understood that I should not pressure my aunt's body too hard and decided to go slowly. If someone can give me some advices, please do so.
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Reading your protocol, I would say you are increasing way too fast. Again, if MMS1 is causing problems, then you most likely are overdosing.
The other possibility for her stomach pains and diarrhea could be 50% citric acid, if that is what you are using to activate MMS. If you can get 4% HCL, please use that instead.
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Again, thanks for your fast responses and support.
While our 4% HCL is on its way, we've just received a CDS bottle.
According to the instructions of use, the CDS doesn' require any activation by an acid.
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How familiar are you with this solution and would you recommend to try it instead of MMS1, at least until the HCL arrives?
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Inessa
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CDS is fully activated so it can be used from the bottle, but must be diluted if ingested. I often use it externally, undiluted. Best stored in a fridge and keep away from sunlight, even diffused sunlight.
CDS, being fully activated, can be irritating to one's throat if large doses are taken. Try starting with 1ml per dose mixed with some water. If you hold it your mouth for a while before swallowing, there will be less throat irritation yet you will absorb some of the CLO2 in your mouth. Increase dosing as can be tolerated. There is a recommended limit of 50ml of 3000ppm CDS per day, but you can go higher.
Another trick to reduce throat irritation is to take smaller doses more often. You can look at this unoffical protocol 115 . Also note the dosing every 15 minutes over a two hour period and the results. That idea agrees with a recent Japanese study on keeping CLO2 above a certain level in the blood stream for a relatively short time period to kill pathogens.
Note that 2ml of 3000ppm CDS contains as much CLO2 as a 1 drop dose of MMS1 when ingested.
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