ClO₂ recipe checker and other calculators

Sadly, the link in this post no longer works, even in the Way Back Machine. I'm assuming its unactivated MMS?

It was this one~

"The easiest, best tasting, best smelling method is this:"

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However you must have a decent amount of stomach acid for it to work.

mmsforum.io/goto/mms-mms1-research/30839-non-acidified-sodium-chlorite-for-disease-prevention-and-healing?start=0

Hi there the link below is not working, could you please paste the link that works? If possible? Disregard, I just found it thank you!!

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Mmm, just dropped by to make a question and comment about  the following video at Brighteon , which as I see is basically the same video found in the opening post.
This basically answers my question for now, because I've been reading Kalcker's Salud Prohibida (Forbidden Health) book and seeing his infusion methods to make 3000ppm “CDS” (or whatever it is called), and thought there must be some easier methods to get the stuff done. And so it is.
According to what is said here, this gets it done to 3500ppm, using 220ml of water plus 10ml 25% NaClO2 and 10ml 4% HCl, for a total of 240ml.
Right now I have 28% NaClO2 at home, out of a 140ml 28% NaClO2 + 140ml 4% HCl kit from a local provider. He/she also sent me another small bottle with 3000ppm ClO2, which recently came in handy to recover myself from some bad days. Guess using 28% NaClO2 will just result in a somewhat higher concentration of ClO2 with this CDH method… 🤔
I was also going to ask about abbreviations, its crazy with so much related mumbo-jumbo, and although there are related threads like this or that , suffice to say I prefer to be precise and specific, and 100% error free. 🙂
Nothing else for now. I may open an introduction thread, but I also like to be straight to the point.
Cheers everyone.

If your 28% NaClO2 solution was made from 80% sodium chlorite, then your 28% SCS is actually 22.4%. 

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Mmm, just dropped by to make a question and comment about  the following video at Brighteon , which as I see is basically the same video found in the opening post.
This basically answers my question for now, because I've been reading Kalcker's Salud Prohibida (Forbidden Health) book and seeing his infusion methods to make 3000ppm “CDS” (or whatever it is called), and thought there must be some easier methods to get the stuff done. And so it is.
According to what is said here, this gets it done to 3500ppm, using 220ml of water plus 10ml 25% NaClO2 and 10ml 4% HCl, for a total of 240ml.
Right now I have 28% NaClO2 at home, out of a 140ml 28% NaClO2 + 140ml 4% HCl kit from a local provider. He/she also sent me another small bottle with 3000ppm ClO2, which recently came in handy to recover myself from some bad days. Guess using 28% NaClO2 will just result in a somewhat higher concentration of ClO2 with this CDH method… 🤔
I was also going to ask about abbreviations, its crazy with so much related mumbo-jumbo, and although there are related threads like this or that , suffice to say I prefer to be precise and specific, and 100% error free. 🙂
Nothing else for now. I may open an introduction thread, but I also like to be straight to the point.
Cheers everyone.
 

There's an even easier, stronger version of CDH now, which I call CDH4000 because it comes out to be 4000 ppm instead of 3500. You can find a video that explains how to make it on Bitchute here: www.bitchute.com/channel/L4V54qH4gv6f/

Cheers!

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If your 28% NaClO2 solution was made from 80% sodium chlorite, then your 28% SCS is actually 22.4%.
 

Wellp, can't really say besides that I trust the seller.

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There's an even easier, stronger version of CDH now, which I call CDH4000 because it comes out to be 4000 ppm instead of 3500…
 

Thanks for sharing. It all comes down to the amount of NaClO2 plus 4% HCl in the solution. In that Bitchute video the author uses just 20% NaClO2, though.
I think I should get some ClO2 test strips sometime. 

MMS  How-to-Make 22.4% SCS

Thanks for the MMS info , CLO2. 
Soo, the 20% (from 25%) and 22.4% (from 28%) concentration figures refer to concentrations in solution “by weight” of actual NaClO2 from 80% technical grade sodium chlorite.
Had to make some arithmetic calculations for this to make sense to me.

By the way, subscript and superscript format attributes do not work, they seem to apply but when I tap/click on the <> Source button I see nothing changes in the code. Does someone cares about the forum software here?
Thanks again.

This forum software has NEVER worked properly in the 12 years I have been on this forum. They fix something and then something else breaks. It will never work 100%, I am sure.