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Ingredients (ingredients should not be cold – if they are cold, make sure your water isn’t)
Fluid ounce (U.S.) equivalents:
- 92ml = 3.1 fl. oz.
- 4ml = 0.14 fl. oz.
- 100ml = 3.4 fl. oz.

- 92ml distilled or purified water at 70 to 194˚ F (21 to 90˚ C) (To make “Fast CDH” use very hot water)
- 4ml 22.4% sodium chlorite water solution
- 4ml 4% Hydrochloric Acid (HCl) or 4ml 35% Citric Acid (CA) water solution (*Note: Hydrochloric Acid is preferred)

Equipment needed:
- One 100ml glass bottle with an airtight cap with a plastic inner seal (Note: Do not use a cap with a silicone rubber inner seal (see orange cap below) as it will breakdown and melt over time, contaminating the CDH)
- One measuring cup or graduated cylinder to accurately measure liquid in either milliliters or fluid ounces

Instructions:
In the following order put the ingredients into your 100ml glass bottle
- 92ml water at 70 to 194˚ F (21 to 90˚ C) (Use hot water for “Fast CDH”)
- 4ml 22.4% sodium chlorite water solution
- 4ml 4% Hydrochloric Acid (HCl) or 4ml 35% Citric Acid (CA) water solution
- Immediately cap the bottle tightly so that no CLO2 gas can escape
- Give the bottle a good shake to mix the ingredients well initially (and if possible 1 or 2 times later on)
- Store the bottle in a dark place at room temperature (or above) for at least 6 hours; longer if cooler
- After the above waiting time has elapsed your CDH is done. Put the CDH into the refrigerator (if available)
- To make “Fast CDH”, use the very hot (but not boiling) water. By the time the bottle is cool, your CDH is done

- Lastly, be sure to label your bottle. This CDH will be 3500 ppm. To make 100ml of 100 ppm CDH, combine 3ml of this 3500 ppm CDH with 97ml of water.

Usage:
- Your 3500 ppm CDH is now ready to use & each ml of the 100ml contains 1 pre-activated drop of sodium chlorite. It can be used for; viruses, bacteria, yeast, flu, parasites, heavy metals, enemas, tub baths, teeth & gums, nasal passages, infections, cancer, etc.

- 12ml of 100 ppm CDH (made with pharmaceutical grade 4% HCl), was safely dosed every 6 hours via an “IV Push” where it was delivered at a rate of 1ml every 10 seconds intravenously. It cured 2 adult male patients of life-threatening bacterial based sepsis, with both showing signs of improvement after just 1 day of treatment. *Note: Because of the severity of the sepsis, neither patient above was able to take oral doses of CDH.

Storage:
Your CDH should be kept refrigerated (if available) and in colored glass bottles with airtight seals if possible and ideally should only be taken out to extract your doses. If you make a dosing bottle for the day, it’s best to keep it cold too, but not absolutely necessary. Ice may be added to the dosing bottle to help to keep it cold. Vacuum bottles work well to keep the drink cold but should be glass or plastic and not metal. Glass is ideal.

Oral Dosing: (If you are just starting with CDH, use the starting protocol per Jim Humble’s recommendations, remembering that 1ml of CDH is equivalent to 1 drop of MMS)

Example for the average weight person (62 kg/136 Lb.) for most diseases, after the starting protocol:
- 3ml added to 200ml of water taken each hour – Do this 8 to 10 hours each day. If you weigh considerably more or less increase your dosage accordingly (however a 45 kg/100 Lb. person can still easily take 3ml per hour of CDH). This same dose may also be taken every 30 minutes to increase the amount of CLO2 in the blood and more rapidly stop the infection.

- Taking more CDH in this way (every half hour) will help you to overcome ailments more quickly, and is especially helpful to overcome difficult and life threatening diseases.

- Please note that you should try to add at least 60ml of water (and preferably more) to each 1ml of CDH to be taken orally to lessen any throat irritation that might occur.

- It’s recommended that you DO NOT drink your CDH dose directly from a wide mouth drinking bottle where you would be likely to smell the CLO2, as this could cause an aversion to the smell of CLO2. Also, to overcome the unpleasant taste, pinch your nose while you drink your dose & then immediately chew something sweet.

Quick and easy instructions for making 100ml of 3500ppm and 100ppm CDH:
1. First put 92ml of water into a 100ml bottle (ideally glass)
2. Then to that add 4ml of 22.4% sodium chlorite water solution
3. Then add 4ml of either 4% hydrochloric acid or 35% citric acid water solution (HCl preferred)
4. Put the cap on tightly and shake
5. Store for 6 hours in a dark place and label. You’re done! Then store in a refrigerator if available
6. To make 100ml of 100ppm CDH from 3500ppm CDH, simply add 3ml of 3500ppm to 97ml of water

*Making larger quantities of CDH is easy. To make 500ml simply multiply all of the ingredients above by 5. To make a liter, multiply by 10, etc.

You wrote

Your 3500 ppm CDH is now ready to use & each ml of the 100ml contains 1 pre-activated drop of sodium chlorite

I follow your math if one assumes 24 drops per mL. Assuming 20 drops it seems the formula should be 5-5-90 mL respectively for the SC HCl and water?

Logicman wrote:

"I follow your math if one assumes 24 drops per mL. Assuming 20 drops it seems the formula should be 5-5-90 mL respectively for the SC HCl and water?"

Yes that's correct but then the CDH will contain 25% more sodium chlorite and will be stronger with CLO2.

Jim changed to 20 drops a year or 2 after Charlotte and I developed the formulation for CDH.

At 24 drops per ml, each drop of MMS (22.4% sodium chlorite) contains 6.7mg potential of CLO2.
At 20 drops per ml each drop contains 8.0mg of potential CLO2.

As far as I know, until now nobody has done the testing to determine how much CLO2 is generated when using the 20 drops per ml standard so that's why I'm sticking with the 24 drops per ml standard - at least we know for sure what our end result is if we follow the formulation as Charlotte and I made it. This is important so we can accurately know what we have as our stock solution so we can then know what we have after it's been diluted for injection, etc.

Hope that helps,
Scott

Hi everyone,

This is how I made the CDH that I used to do my injections.

If I had a serious disease (as I did) and nothing else was working (as in my case), I would use this again in a heartbeat, especially now that I have done before and after blood tests which indicate that it's harmless to the blood, liver and and kidneys.

CDH is very easy to make:



Take care,
Scott McRae

Interesting that the PDF attachment can't be opened when clicking on it, but right clicking and then clicking on "Save Link As" (or similar-depends on which browser you are using) will allow the PDF to be downloaded. 

Thanks for putting this info into a PDF file.

dear  Truthquester ,thanks a lot for your discovery, which will  be a real rescue to desperate
times, but looking your ingredients if I would need to make internal shots I
would prefer saline solution instead of purified water, so that tominimize the internal shock of the shot.

Yes Chrisstinis, I agree that saline solution would be best to use if possible.

Scott

By the way, this is what I used, along with some water or saline solution to dilute the CDH from 3500ppm to 50 to 100ppm, to do my dilute CDH injections:



Total cost was probably just a couple dollars.

May you all be well,
Scott

I did 2 injections of 100ppm dilute CDH the other day because it felt like I was catching a really bad flu virus my wife had been fighting for over a week. I did the injections at 5:30pm and 11:30pm and when I woke up the next morning the cold symptoms were completely gone (they had been intensifying from morning to evening the day I did the injections). Compared to previous times when I tried to stop a cold or flu by taking MMS or CDH orally, this seemed miraculous. This stopped the flu dead in its tracks and I went to work feeling perfectly normal. I think this approach would do the same against the Ebola virus. 

May you all be happy and well,
Scott McRae