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Newbie Confused About CDS and DMSO
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My name is Trevor and I suffer from chronic pain.
I have been seeing my doctor and a couple of different specialists but their only answer is to dose me up on prescription meds.
When I asked if they could help me find a cure one of them told me to man up and just get used to it.
So much for the NHS in England!
I'm new to CDS and DMSO and was curious as to how best to mix the two.
I will be starting Protocol S on Monday and just using CDS.
If all goes to plan I will add DMSO to the mix after 10 days.
Can I just add DMSO to the 10ml of CDS in 1 litre of distilled water in the morning?
Would the DMSO/CDS solution be ok for the rest of the day?
Will the DMSO deteriorate the efficacy of the CDS or vice versa?
Should I take the DMSO separately after consuming the CDS?
What would be the best ratio for DMSO to CDS?
I have read that you can use up to 1 teaspoon a day of 99% DMSO, is this correct?
Sorry for all the questions, I just really need this to help with my chronic pain and I am a little nervous.
Thank you
Trevor
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The NHS is no different from the sick-care cartel in the USA. It is an international racket.
Attached is CDS Protocol-K that lists combining CDS with DMSO for ingestion and topical use. I would suggest to ingest CDS+DMSO and apply it topically CDS+DMSO. For topical use, dilute DMSO down to 70% or less. See attached DMSO file.
Yes, you can add DMSO to an all-day bottle of CDS. I and another person did some testing and did not find that DMSO reduced CLO2 content even after many hours.
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In the attached PDF Protocol K states, 'If using CDS, mix the same number of drops of DMSO as ml of CDS'
For the oral preparation, I will be using CDS protocol C. Should I use 10 drops of 99.9% DMSO or dilute it down to 70% to add to the CDS?
I just want to be sure as this will be my first time using either.
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Thank you CLO2 for getting back to me, I appreciate it.
In the attached PDF Protocol K states, 'If using CDS, mix the same number of drops of DMSO as ml of CDS'
For the oral preparation, I will be using CDS protocol C. Should I use 10 drops of 99.9% DMSO or dilute it down to 70% to add to the CDS? As I remember, DMSO is not diluted with water. But, it is diluted with the water in an hourly CDS or MMS1 ingested dose. I think that is why we don't have problems when ingesting DMSO combined with the hourly CLO2 dose.
I just want to be sure as this will be my first time using either.
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