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Here's a video I made to show you how to make CDH4000 and the equipment I suggest you use:



Take care,
Scott

This video is showing you how to make 100ml but you can easily scale it up to a liter, 10 liters or even a 100 liters over night.

Also I nebulize this all the time at 40 ppm (and so does my 85 year old mother in law) without any problems and I have used it intravenously at 50 ppm.

Give it a try folks, I know you'll like it once you do.

All the best,
Scott

I use 3000 ppm CDS. I take my little USB-powered humidifier with 100 ppm CDS in it into the car with me whenever I go out shopping. Every time I get back in the car, I use the humidifier for a few minutes, inhaling through my nose and mouth to kill any virus I may have inhaled. It doesn't have any smell at all.

Thanks for the idea, Scott!

Jim

Jmac, is the 100 ppm CDS mixed with any other water in the nebulizer? Does your nebulizer have one or two places for liquid?

One of mine has a 25ml reservoir for water only, plus a meds cup which holds 10ml.

The other nebulizers I have only have one holder for liquid. The former will dilute what I put in the meds cup, and the others won't do that, making CDS less diluted (stronger).

I talked to a doctor from Mexico today who told me he was putting 3ml of water into the single medicine cup of his nebulizer and then adding 3 drops of 3000 ppm CDS to that. I calculated it for us to determine the ppm (he didn't know himself) and we found out it comes out to about 143 ppm if we figured each drop is 0.05ml or 1/20th of a drop. He was shocked and so was I but he said there didn't seem to be any problem doing it at all.

Scott

CLO2,
Sorry, I said nebulizer, but I meant humidifier. I use a small humidifier as though it was a nebulizer. The 100 ppm CDS doesn't have anything else to dilute it.
The 100 ppm CDS has no smell or taste.

Hello everyone!
I would like to point out how extremely important it is that we can actually talk about what our ppm is in a fairly precise manner now. I cannot over emphasize how important this is when it comes to being able to figure out and then later duplicate appropriate dosing protocols for various diseases, especially ones in sensitive areas of the body, such as in the lungs, eyes, etc. This is really huge and is one of the reasons why our MMS/Chlorine Dioxide movement can move forward in an even bigger way now. Little by little we will now be able to figure out more accurately what works and what doesn't work to cure various diseases. What's too little or too much in terms of ppm for many disease so that we can fine-tune our use of ClO2 in a more wise and safe way, both outside and inside the body.

May we all be well and free from sickness,
Scott McRae

I was thinking about this today and realized that we are still trying to dose using CLO2 concentration (ppm) instead the AMOUNT of CLO2. Gotta think milligrams of CLO2 and not just concentration.

Was reading part of Jim's first book today and he talks a lot about mg of CLO2 in SC. We should do the same. I am sure he stopped doing that when he thought it would confuse people. How do we dose Vitamin-C? By the amount of ascorbic acid measured in milligrams.

Hi CLO2,
At least in some instances we can't just use milligrams. Milligrams per liter might work. But that would really just put us back to ppm. The reason why we can't just use milligrams is because its concentration that can be harmful to us. We would not want to inhale 1ml of pure 3000 ppm CDS which would contain 3mg of CLO2, but if we took those same 3mg and diluted them into 100ml of water we'd end up with 100ml of 30 ppm which is safe to inhale because the concentration is a safe concentration. And you might only use 5ml of that 100ml of 30 ppm or you might use only 3ml, so you might take in a variable amount but whatever it was (within reason) it wouldn't be able to harm you because the concentration is low enough to be safe. It's similar to HCl at 36% or 4% concentration; 36% can burn you but 4% won't and we don't really care what the mg are.

I do think using mg does work well if we're just talking about consuming drops of MMS because we're getting the whole drop going into our body and it has an exact amount of CLO2 stored inside it which is going in. Each drop can be considered like a pill with a certain number of mg inside it and up to a certain reasonable amount, it's not going to harm our stomach in any way, so the concentration is not really a big deal for the oral route, making mg use okay here.

So I think both methods are needed for the different usages. We really could use someone with pharmacy training - I'm sure they've figured all this stuff out in minute detail.

All the best,
Scott