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Hello everyone! My friend has a dog with cancer in the lungs/throat. We've been doing the MMS protocol for dogs, but think the dog may have been too far gone, because now she is coughing up blood, and can't take anything down without throwing up. We need another way to get MMS into her. Has anyone ever done MMS IV's or even more importantly, has anyone ever given their dog an MMS IV? If so, how and what should I do? The dog is about 65lbs. What dosage should I mix up and in how much water? How often should I administer the IV? Any help in how to get MMS into the dog other than orally would be wonderful. Thanks!

In Andreas Kalcker's book Forbidden Health an IV protocol can be found on page 166, Protocol Y: as in HYpodermic—CDS injections

On pages 362-364 you will find How to Prepare CDI (Injectable Chlorine Dioxide)

You will want to use CDS not MMS1, because you want only CLO2. MMS1 is only 10% activated when made, so it contains mostly residual MMS and activator.

And then there's what I've been saying here for years now, but everyone seems to be fixated on CDS.

In CDH there is more than just chlorine dioxide, for example dilute HCl has also been used to treat disease. And of course there is also sodium chlorite in CDH - this is what many of the ALS people have been injecting to help with their disease. Cancers are generally more acidic than normal cells. I wonder what would happen if there was some sodium chlorite in the blood stream that could come in contact with the cancer cells? Maybe, just maybe it might activate right there where the cancer cells are and be like a Trojan horse and oxidize the cancer cells? Maybe? Seems plausible to me. And by the way, whether you use CDS or CDH, you're going to end up with THE SAME AMOUNT OF CHLORINE DIOXIDE because you're going to have to dilute down to between 30 to 100 ppm with either anyway. I personally would use 50cc of 50 ppm every other day for a dog that size and I would probably use a butterfly needle and just push it in with a 50cc syringe.

Here's the link to all about injecting CDH for diseases (elsewhere on the forum is another one about cancer more specifically): mmsforum.io/goto/cdh-research/30833-cdh-intravenous-injection-of-dilute-cdh-to-cure-infections-of-the-blood-appears-to-be-safe-and-very-effective?start=0

See these too:
mmsforum.io/goto/cancers/32177-patent-us10105389b1-method-compositions-for-treating-cancerous-tumors-text?start=0
mmsforum.io/goto/hiv-aids/30007-hiv-how-much-iv-clo2-it-takes-to-cure-hiv-and-possibly-ebola-zika-dengue-etc

May the dog be well,
Scott

Jim Humble also believes that residual MMS will activate elsewhere in the body and not just in stomach acid.

CDH probably does not have any 4% HCL activator remaining after 8 to 12 hours of activation.

But when using MMS1, you don't really know how much CLO2 you are working with unlike CDS and CDH where we know the amount of CLO2 because we can easily measure it. MMS1 is dosed by drops and not the amount of CLO2.

Andreas Kalcker says in his book that CDS should be the sodium chlorite solution (SCS) choice for IVs.

Thank you so much, but just a couple questions of clarification...I'm very much a newbie. Are you suggesting we inject the dog with CDS or CDH? Also, what does CDS and CDH stand for? All I ever have done is add an equal number of HCL drops to my chlorine dioxide drops to activate it. Anything other than this is new to me, so you'll have to explain So sorry, wish I new more, I'll get there

This might help:

mmsinfo.org/infosheets/What_is_CDS.pdf

CDS = Chlorine Dioxide Solution = 100% activated when made
CDH = Chlorine Dioxide Holding (solution) = 50% activated when made
MMS1 = Master Mineral Solution = 10% activated when made

CLO2 wrote:

...Andreas Kalcker says in his book that CDS should be the sodium chlorite solution (SCS) choice for IVs.

If Andreas says that "CDS should be" the choice, I would have to respectfully disagree unless I could see some studies that would prove him right. As far as I know he is just making an assumption. Again, CDH contains other elements that may be beneficial to fight cancer and/or infections.

Please note that I'm not saying that CDH is better than CDS either. All I'm saying is that we don't really know which one is better and therefore we should not be saying that one is better than the other.

Here's also a post I made examining the different types of MMS solutions we use which should help you to understand it all better:
mmsforum.io/goto/general/33825-4-ways-of-creating-and-ingesting-mms-clo2-in-a-nutshell-ver-2-0-based-on-20-drops-per-ml

Scott

Hi - I've been looking to buy Andreas's book but can't find anywhere -- do you know where it can be found?

Tx
Sally

voedia.com/en/inicio/67-forbidden-health-pdf.html