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Protocols for CDH? 04 Sep 2014 15:09 #47238

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Hello, are there any protocols for CDH anywhere on the forum? I made it and now I need to know how to us it. I went to mmswiki but don't see anything there accep the video that mark did which I guess is wrong now. I did find the list of mms protocols - there's a lot of them! Wow! Do you think we can just use milliliter of CDH instead of drops for all those protocols? Tht would make it easy if we could

Here is the protocol list on mmswiki

Protocol 1000
Protocol 1000+
Protocol 2000
Protocol 3000
Protocol 4000
Bath protocol
Burn victims
Cancer tests
Cancer stage 1-3
Use for all cancers
Children and babies
Clara's 6 & 6
Enema methods
Flu - Swine
Flu - All types
Fungus control
HIV and AIDS
Intravenous
Life threatening
Maintenance
Malaria
Mouth, Gum and Teeth
Nose, Sinus, Bronchical
Skin care
Taste management
Tub baths

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Protocols for CDH? 04 Sep 2014 16:31 #47244

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Shirley wrote:
Hello, are there any protocols for CDH anywhere on the forum? I made it and now I need to know how to us it. I went to mmswiki but don't see anything there accep the video that mark did which I guess is wrong now. I did find the list of mms protocols - there's a lot of them! Wow! Do you think we can just use milliliter of CDH instead of drops for all those protocols? Tht would make it easy if we could

Here is the protocol list on mmswiki

Protocol 1000
Protocol 1000+
Protocol 2000
Protocol 3000
Protocol 4000
Bath protocol
Burn victims
Cancer tests
Cancer stage 1-3
Use for all cancers
Children and babies
Clara's 6 & 6
Enema methods
Flu - Swine
Flu - All types
Fungus control
HIV and AIDS
Intravenous
Life threatening
Maintenance
Malaria
Mouth, Gum and Teeth
Nose, Sinus, Bronchical
Skin care
Taste management
Tub baths

The protocol list is at the bottom of every forum page (actually links to MMS Wiki)

Jim is in the process of completing an updated book which may have more specific information on CDS and CDH - until that time we substitute the drop equivalency of CDH for MMS drops in the protocols. Personally I don't use CDH / CDS in Tub baths and foot baths as I believe the chlorine dioxide gas dissolved in them would gas off too rapidly and so you would lose some benefit - I use MMS drops.

Martin

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Protocols for CDH? 05 Sep 2014 00:26 #47254

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Thanks fourfingerz. That will make doing the protocols easy. I'm curious why you think just drops in the bath would be better than the milliliters of cdh. Do you think that the nonactivated mms will somehow activate in the water while you're taking a bath? Or do you just think that just the mms (i guess the sodium chlorit) that hasn't been activated is somehow good in the bath? I was thinking the more cd the better. Thx

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Protocols for CDH? 05 Sep 2014 03:15 #47255

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Dissolved chlorine dioxide will gas off starting at 10 degrees C. CDS is just CD dissolved in water and a component of CDH is CDS so both will be gassing off when put into warm water for a bath (unless you're heroic taking baths less than 10 degrees C) So the CD will be going into the atmosphere very rapidly rather than penetrating your system through the skin.

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Protocols for CDH? 05 Sep 2014 04:32 #47257

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Well i understand about the temperature thing but won't the same thing happen to the drops which are just less activated than the cdh? Won't the cd of the drops also just go into the atmosphere? It seems like with the cdh there would at least be more cd to begin with. But maybe the drops continue to activate in the tub even though they r in so much water? i was thinking they cdn't or wdn't activate any more as soon as they were added to all that water. Thx

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Protocols for CDH? 08 Sep 2014 08:01 #47308

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Oh my god! For the mouth gum and teeth protocol which says to use 10 activated drops in 120ml of water, 10ml of cdh is way too high! I stopped when I got to 5ml, because the water became extremely yellow, and tried that and it was still way to strong - very nasty tasting. I'll try reducing and let you know what seems more reasonable, but why can't we just use the 1 drop is equal to the 1ml of cdh here for this protocol? Or should it really be this strong for the mouth? It sure doesn't seem right to me. Any help would be appreciated. Thx

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