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30 Aug 2014 17:24 #47159 by pam
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1ml CDH = 1 drop MMS

There has been an ongoing debate regarding how many drops of MMS equals 1ml of the newly discovered CDH. In over the many years of trying various ways of taking MMS, we finally began to realize that the MMS drops turning dark brown, was not concentrated chlorine dioxide as we always thought. The chemistry of it will be explained in the book, but that brown stuff is sodium chlorite, and sodium chlorite can go deeper into the body than chlorine dioxide, and then it turns into chlorine dioxide while deep in the body where it destroys pathogens. Therefore, in consideration to the potency and full potential of MMS, 1 ml of CDH or CDS is closer to 1 drop of MMS.


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01 Sep 2014 04:20 #47173 by larrymagee
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so good to finally know. thanks.

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02 Sep 2014 05:34 #47190 by Shirley
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Nice graphic :)

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05 Oct 2016 18:38 #53582 by JJBencze
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Is CDH still considered as good as the MMS made with HCL?

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17 Oct 2016 10:38 - 17 Oct 2016 10:56 #53787 by Rainbow
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how many ml are there in 1 drop ?
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17 Oct 2016 19:24 - 17 Oct 2016 19:29 #53790 by CLO2
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Jim Humble's original standard was 24 drops per milliliter. He seems to be now want to use 20 drops per milliliter. When the final version of his latest book is released, we will know which one he is now using.

All the charts you may have seen on CDS & CDH are based on 24 drops/ml. And, the McRae-Lackney CDH formula is also based on 24 drops/ml.

0.04 ml = 1 drop when the standard is 24 drops/ml.
0.05 ml = 1 drop when the standard is 20 drops/ml.
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