Acute myeloid leukemia (AML)

I'll throw my 2 bits in on what Scott said - and comment that in one regard, ramping up on the Kalcker CDS might be easier for someone who is really sick than ramping up on the stronger version - and by the time you get a stronger version made for him, he'll be ready. He can start out at .5mL first dose, then if no problem go to 1mL the second dose, then 1.5mL the 3rd dose, etc., and by the 4th dose he'd be at the equivalent of the Humble CDS 1mL - by the end of the day, he will be up to the equivalent of a 6 drop dose. Within 2 or 3 days, ready to start the mms2.

And by the time you get the Humble CDS to him, he'll be ready for the stronger dose. (and diluting it in a larger glass of water will make it easier to take)

Will keep a focus on healing for him - and peace and joy for you and your family.

Pam,

Thank you and I can tell you that last evening when I was at his house, he took 1/4 tsp in the 1st hour, then 1/2 tsp in the second hour and then we had some steak for dinner.

After he had some time to digest, he had a very minor amount of MMS2, waited 1/2 hour and then had 3/4 tsp of my CDS.
He is ramping up on both CDS and MMS2 now. I told him to have two or three doses of MMS2 today because he is at the beginning.

He said the CDS had a bleach taste at 1/2 tsp, so I tried 1/2 tsp in about 10oz of water and although I could taste what he was talking about, it seemed that he noticed the taste a lot more than I did.

He thought it was because I was used to it.

Does anybody know the fastest way I could get a 2oz glass bottle to use for the reaction chamber?
Baby bottle or other. I can make it work.
Hey I might be able to find something at the grocery store. Probably even a baby food jar, but a plastic lid would be better, like truthquester says.
I'll see what I can do.

Yep. I'd look in the soft drink section.

Try this link too
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The 2 oz bottle or jar was used because Jim was making a 2 oz solution (1oz each of MMS1 and citric acid) - to the 8 oz of water. if you were making a 4 oz solution, to 16 oz of water, you'd use a 4 oz jar, bottle. The goal is to not have a large space between the mms/ca mix and the top of the bottle - you want the gas to go directly from solution up to the tubing. Otherwise, it could sit in the top of the bottle and not move over to the receiving bottle.

Yes, there is still a small taste with the CDS solution, and some will be more sensitive to it than others. I was VERY sensitive to the MMS1 taste - to the extent of trying to do it with swimmers nose clamps on, and this one is not nearly as much of a problem.