Can I use undilluted CDS to treat my ear ache/ ear infection?

Hello everyone,

I currently have an ear infection affecting both my ears. I have swelling aroung the ear, causing my ear canal to close and sensitivity with pain.

I have been using the MMS1 (4 activated drops + 4 drops DMSO mixing for 3 minutes + 4oz distilled water) in my ears, filling the ear canal, leaving it for about 10 minutes and then inserting half a cotton ball. I then drink the remaining MMS1 4oz.

I have been doing this several times a day and even adding 4,000mg vitamin C at night before bed. I started treating myself this way once the ear pain first set-in 6 days ago and sadly, don't seem to be making any progress.

MAYBE CDS WILL WORK BETTER?
I have read that CDS works better for some things and appears to work way better when applied topically to the skin. Since, technically, the ear canal is outer exposed skin, I was thinking CDS may work better for ear aches/ ear infections. Does anyone know if this is correct?

Dilemma #2
I have everything I need to make CDS right now... except the test strips.

Does anyone have any idea on how I can safely treat my ear infection with the CDS which I would make, not knowing what the potency would be?

I agree this isn't ideal and yet, I'm desperate for relief and my test strips won't arrive until next week.

If anyone can help me, it would be deeply appreciated.

Thanks,
David

David,

Here is a way to use Gatorade to determine CDS strength:


Joe

fortunately, you're using CDS externally, and there have been some skin issues treated using very high doses of CDS 12,500 or more - so it will probably be OK. It takes running several doses of MMS/Ca through the same bottle to get the CDS really high - I've used Jim's method and usually get around 6000 ppm, which doses out to .5mL equivalent to 3 drops of MMS. You can use the Gatorade to give you an estimate.

Thanks Joe & Pam for the swift response.

I've been meaning to watch that video, since this will be my first time making CDS. I'm going to watch it now. I'm looking forward to getting started with CDS and benefiting from the advantages such as the better taste and the reduced herxheimer reactions.

Cheers!

David