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CDH is the easiest thing in the world to make. Just combine 3 ingredients in a bottle, put the cap on and wait. In the following video by CLO2, the One Bottle Overnight Method is shown:



Another way to make CDH very fast is to use the HOT METHOD which is exactly the same as shown in the video above with one exception; use very hot water instead (but not boiling). With the HOT METHOD your CDH is finished and ready to use as soon as the bottle has cooled down - in 1 to 2 hours.

Every milliliter of CDH contains 1 drop of MMS and 1 drop of activator so it's dosed in milliliters instead of drops. So if before you used 3 drops of MMS1, with CDH you would use 3ml. It's that simple.

The Benefits
-CDH pulls 5 times more CLO2 out of every drop of MMS than does activating for 30 seconds. This also means that it activates 5 times more of the sodium chlorite contained in 1 drop of MMS, leaving less sodium chlorite to cause the stomach upset that so many people experience with MMS1 drops.

-Since CDH has pulled out 5 times more CLO2, it's better suited to be used externally on the skin and in baths.

-Since CDH has 5 times more available CLO2 than MMS1, it's much better for enemas where the goal is to get as much CLO2 into the body through the colon as possible. It's also better if the enema is just being used as a colon cleanse, since it contains 5 times more CLO2 to do the cleaning and 5 times less sodium chlorite which might irritate the colon.

-Lastly, since CDH was carefully created with specific amounts of ingredients, we know how much CLO2 it contains: 3500ppm. And because of this we can accurately dilute it to any ppm we require. In other words, there is no guesswork. If you want to use CDH at full strength for a cancerous skin problem, don't dilute it. If you want to treat a water supply to make it drinkable or if you want to turn your 3500ppm CDH into 2ppm for an IV injection use Endmemo's dilution calculator found here (it's the 4th or last one down from the top of the page) and is so easy to use:

www.endmemo.com/bio/dilution.php

Here's an example of how the Endmemo Dilution Calculator can be used to calculate how much CDH to add to 500ml of IV solution for a desired 7ppm. Notice that only 1ml of CDH ("Stock Solution") is being used to make an entire 500ml ("Dilute Solution") which could be used as an IV solution to cure a disease (Cancer, MRSA or Ebola for example) . If 1ml of CDH is making too strong or weak of a solution, plug in another ml amount and see what you get, but always leave the "Stock Solution" at 3500ppm, because that's what freshly made CDH always is if the McRae/Lackney formulation in the video above is followed:



Well that's all for now. Let me know if you have any questions.

All the best,
Scott McRae

Thank you very much for the easy tutorial, my question is can you make this with the Citric Acid 50% solution too, will it work the same way? Please let me know, thanks so much.

If you use 35% citric acid solution, you should get about 3500 ppm CLO2 in CDH.

It's easy to dilute some 50% citric acid to 35%. Just use the same online calculator that Scott referenced above, but set it to Percentage. For instance, if you wanted to make one 240 ml batch of CDH, you would need 10 ml of 35% citric acid. From the calculator, you would combine 7 ml of 50% citric acid and 3 ml of distilled water.

I'm going to visit my son, and needed to mix some to take with me, I put in a 4 oz bottle mixing just half the solution from Truth Quester. I'm just going to use it as is, I think it will be fine. Hopefully TSA will allow me to take on plane since it's only 4 oz.

Somebody just posted a question about how many drops of MMS1 to use in a foot bath using about 1.25 gallons of water to treat an infection on his/her foot.

CDH is perfect for this kind of treatment since it extracts about 5 times more CLO2 from every drop than drops activated for 30 seconds. CLO2 IS what will take care of the infection NOT sodium chlorite.

CDH is also a lot easier to make than CDS which would be the next best thing to use in this case.

1.25 gallons is equal to 4.73 liters. Plugging that into the Endmemo dilution calculator and using CDH and wanting to use 300ppm for the foot bath (a concentration I've used before without any irritation), we would need to add 405ml of CDH to the 1.25 gallons of water. That can easily be made in about 2 hours using a 500ml bottle and the HOT CDH Method talked about in a post to this thread above.

Optionally, to get close to the 300ppm you could activate 405 drops of MMS for about 3 minutes and add that to your water.

Hope that helps,
Scott McRae

PS. I would soak it for at least 15 minutes (maybe 30) and don't forget to make the water warm so more of the CLO2 will be able to absorb into your foot - cold water basically locks the CLO2 in the water. Also, DMSO added should help with the absorption too.

Brushing Teeth With CDH

I've been brushing my teeth twice a day with a 50 ppm solution of CDH for a few years now. I especially like knowing how free of cavity causing bacteria my mouth is and it also doesn't leave a bad "after foam" aftertaste in my mouth. CDH made with 4% HCl tastes much better than CDH made with citric acid.

To make 50ml of 50 ppm teeth brushing solution, just add 0.71ml (about 3/4 or 0.75 of a ml) to 50ml of water. Or to make 500ml at a time (enough for 10 brushings or 5 days) just add 7ml (I use a 3ml pipette) to 500ml of water and keep that next to wherever you brush your teeth for convenience (ideally in a colored glass bottle): no need to keep it refrigerated since the ppm is so low and you're going to finish it in 5 days.

Here's the ENDMEMO dilution calculator again to show you how to easily do the calculation.



To brush your teeth using the solution just sip in a small amount and brush.

Hope this helps,
Scott McRae

My husband has a mystery infection (viral we believe). The doctor has done blood tests but so far its not conclusive. We recently visited Sri Lanka and he suspects Dengue Fever. His white blood cell count is up but the full results are not in yet.
I want to begin some kind of treatment as he is in so much pain and has been for 10days or so.
I use CDH myself so I thought he could begin with an 8 hour programme of 3 ml every hour. He’s very affected by the taste and smell. I remember seeing somewhere making up a 1lt bottle of diluted MMS1 and adding baking powder can reduce the taste. Could you suggest anything?
I would be most grateful for any help.
Patricia

Hi Blossysmum,

I don't recommend adding anything except stevia to help with the taste. However, here's what I've done to help with the aversion and strongly suggest that everyone do this even if they don't currently have an aversion to the taste and smell, because if they don't do this, they eventually - given enough time, will probably become repulsed by the taste/smell of CLO2. We don't ever want that to happen since it's such a great help with disease.

Anytime you drink any type of chlorine dioxide solution (MMS1, CDS or CDH), you should be very conscientious to neither smell or taste it. I do this by avoiding smelling it and by taking a deep breath and holding it WHILE drinking and then, BEFORE breathing, I pop something tasty in my mouth and thoroughly chew it up and purposefully try to spread the flavor all over my mouth and then swallow it. AFTER this, I then breathe. I prefer the small gourmet jelly beans since the flavors are so delicious that I actually look forward to my next dose, but you can use a raisin or a small piece of cookie, or anything that will mask the taste, but at the same time be small enough to not significantly neutralize the CLO2. If you ALWAYS practice this approach you should never have a problem with aversion.

Note: If you do have to breathe either BEFORE or AFTER drinking the solution or while chewing the goodie, pinch your nose so that you can only mouth breathe. This also will keep you from tasting (or smelling) the CLO2. I used to pinch my nose the whole time until I realized I could just hold my breath instead.

Lastly I'm concerned that he's been in pain for 10 days. Here in in Indonesia, whenever someone comes down with Dengue Fever, they stay in the hospital and are closely monitored, especially for their platelet count and then given transfusions if it drops too low. This is very important because many people do die from Dengue so please take this seriously. When my wife came down with it, she was in tremendous pain for just a few days - very achy feeling. If he doesn't start getting better soon you should consider hospitalization (if he's not in one already).

Hope this helps. Please let us know how it goes.

Scott McRae

Patricia, adding baking soda to CDH, CDS, or MMS1 will reduce the chlorine dioxide (CLO2) content.

As Scott mentioned, SweetLeaf brand stevia liquid Sweet Drops, SteviaClear no-added flavor, has been tested and it does not reduce CLO2 in any of the Sodium Chlorite Solutions (SCS). Also, this brand of stevia tastes great compared to other brands of stevia.

It is well known that smell & taste, and sight & touch to some degree, are intertwined in producing what is called flavor. Smell not only influences, but is an integral part of flavor. There are agreeable flavors, and disagreeable flavors such as MMS. Therefore, if we are to continue taking any of the SCSs, we need to eliminate the CLO2 odor and limit the taste of SCSs.

An easy way to eliminate the odor of CLO2 is to drink from a small mouth bottle instead of a glass or cup. When drinking from the latter two, your nose is inside those containers where CLO2 is escaping into the surrounding air. You are going to smell CLO2 gas. However, if you drink from a small mouth bottle, your nose can't be inside the bottle and little CLO2 gas can escape due to the small diameter of the bottle's mouth.

CLO2 gas tends to stay in a water solution when kept below 50 degrees F (10 C), so keep CDH and CDS in a fridge. Unfortunately, MMS1 hourly-made doses won't benefit from using that idea. However, there is a way to make MMS1 that has no smell and little taste. Since you are using CDH, that idea won't interest you at the moment.

Scott's idea of adding a "nice" taste along with the SCS, will reduce or eliminate the taste problem!

You can find 5 fl oz (150 ml) small mouth glass bottles in grocery stores that contain hot sauces.