Making CDH with extra acid

He uses sodium chlorite and citric, and you speak about MMS and HCI. So must I first activate the sodium chlorite (How?) to mix it with HCI?

No, do not activate MMS with an activator first.

Follow the directions:
1. Add 220 ml of clean water to a bottle
2. Add 10 ml of MMS (unactivated)
3. Add 10 ml of 4% HCL or 50% citric acid
4. Put the cap on the bottle and shake.
5. Put the bottle in a place which is dark and not cold.
6. About 12 hours later you should have CDH.

Watch this video to see how to make it.

Brunet, you can buy MMS and activator here:

rd.g2sacraments.org/

I had the last night done it (MMS and citric acid). Now I'm going to prepare a half-liter bottle of water with 24ml to drink in eigth times, and little by little get to protocol 2000.
What do you think?
Thanks.

BRUNET, are you making CDH or MMS1?

The recipe for CDH is 220 ml of water plus 10 ml of MMS and 10 ml of activator, preferably 4% HCL. If you only have 50% citric acid, you can use that, but the taste will not be good.

why bother to make mms solution and acid solution before putting into the main mixing bottle? Seems unnecessary to mix with water only to mix with more water. It would be easier just to measure the required amount of dry naclo and dry citric (if used) straight into the mixing bottle. Is there a reason not to do this?


so 2.5g sodium chlorite (80%) plus 5g citric acid (or 10ml hcl 4%) and top up to 240ml.

brendan, you can make MMS1 any way you want, but the approved method is to buy or make 22.4% MMS solution, and then mix it with 4% HCL activator 1:1.

MMS1 doses should be made fresh for each hourly dose.

sorry to clarify I mean for making cdh not mms. It seems easier to put the dry ingredients in the 240ml bottle and add water rather than make mms and citric solutions and then further water them down to make cdh.

@brenan, I considered the same a couple of years ago. One thing that makes is right to use acid solution, like 50% citric acid is that then in the home conditions we have more control on the doses. It's difficult to measure 0,01 grams of sodium chlorite at home. The drops we're using are quite nice standarized. Drop as a unit is well understood by MMS community.
Using dry sodium chlorite would be sensible for the chemistry or industry usage, where they have very accurate measurement devices.

Hi CLO2,
I saw the file which mentioned McRae-Lackney CDH recipe (4% HCL). Note that shelf life will be 2 weeks. The same recipe made with 2% HCL results in a 2 month shelf life.
Is it same ratio 22+1+1 with 2% HCL ? shelflife 2 months?
I found CDH is much simpler to make and easier for beginners. 

Thank you!

 

No, do not activate MMS with an activator first.

Follow the directions:
1. Add 220 ml of clean water to a bottle
2. Add 10 ml of MMS (unactivated)
3. Add 10 ml of 4% HCL or 50% citric acid
4. Put the cap on the bottle and shake.
5. Put the bottle in a place which is dark and not cold.
6. About 12 hours later you should have CDH.

Watch this video to see how to make it.

So just to confirm. After making the CDH according to the above procedure, 1ml of this CDH would = 1 drop of MMS1.

So if we want to consume the CDH, we would add 10ml CDH to 1 litre of water and consume 100ml every hour?

Is this correct?

Edit: Do you have to keep CDH refrigerated like CDS as well?