TOPIC:

The following is not to say that one of the following ways of getting CLO2 into the body is better than another, but merely to compare the 2 approaches and allow people to make more informed decisions regarding their use of CLO2 solutions.

Before we begin:
When we talk about a drop of MMS (which is 22.4% sodium chlorite in water) we are really talking about 1/20th of a ml because we are all assuming that there are 20 drops in 1 ml. This is important because 1 drop of MMS at this size has the potential to produce 8mg of chlorine dioxide maximum, but since activation is never 100% we are going to also assume that we can only squeeze 7mg out of every drop for this comparison. Then if that 1 drop containing 7mg of CLO2 were to be added to 19 drops of water, we'd have 1ml (20 drops) of water containing 7mg of CLO2 which is the same thing as saying 1ml of 7000 ppm CLO2 solution. 7000 ppm tells us the concentration of CLO2 in that 1ml of water.

Now with the above in mind:

First of all, what is Protocol 1000 in relation to using CDH4000 and using MMS drops?
- Protocol 1000 is activating 3 drops of MMS for 30 seconds (which only activates about 10% of the sodium chlorite), and then adding about 120ml of water to them and then drinking that solution every hour, 8 hours a day for a total of 24 drops.
*** Very important note: In the above notice that the drops were only 10% activated and then water was added and then they were drank. Since our stomachs contain stomach acid (HCl) the drops will be activated to about the 7mg or 7000 ppm point inside the stomach. This will then be available to be absorbed into the blood stream.

- Protocol 1000 with CDH4000 (CDH4000 has a CLO2 concentration of 4000 ppm) is simply replacing the 3 drops above with 3ml of CDH4000 and adding those 3ml to 300ml of water and also drinking that hourly for 8 hours a day, for a total of 24ml of CDH4000 (each ml of CDH4000 contains 1 drop of MMS which has been 50% activated in the process of making the CDH4000) and then the rest of the sodium chlorite activation will occur in the stomach in the same way as the drops of MMS were activated internally.

- The Kalcker Protocol C, combines 10ml of CDS (CDS contains 3mg of CLO2 per ml and therefore has a concentration of 3000 ppm) in 1 liter of water and drinking 100ml of that every hour for 10 hours a day.

So how much CLO2 does each of the above protocols provide to the individual daily?
Protocol 1000 using either MMS drops or CDH4000 provides the following:
24 (drops or ml) X 7mg = 168mg of CLO2 per day

Kalcker Protocol C provides the following:
10ml of CDS X 3mg = 30mg of CLO2 per day

168mg from Protocol 1000 divided by 30mg from Protocol C = 5.6

So Protocol 1000 provides 5.6 times more CLO2 per day than the Kalcker Protocol C does

Andreas Kalcker also has other Protocol C's though. There is also a Protocol C15 which calls for using 15ml of CDS per liter of water and Protocol C20 which is 20ml CDS (double the Protocol C above) But even at this doubled amount which would give 20ml of CDS X 3mg = 60mg of CLO2, Protocol 1000 still provides more than twice the CLO2 in a day.

Since we know that Andrea's Protocols are working so well at these lower concentrations, maybe it's good to consider that possibly we don't need as many drops in our Protocol 1000. Perhaps just 2 drops per hour is more than enough, for a total of just 16 drops a day instead of the current 24. Sometimes too much of a good thing isn't good after all. Just some food for thought.

Hope that helps add to everyone's understanding,

Scott

PS. See the CDS Protocols in the PDF document below at the lower left
 

Hi Scott and thanks for that comparison. 

Andreas Kalcker's Protocol-C starts with 10ml of 3000ppm CDS per day, but you can go as high as 80ml per day. 

In other words, Protocol-C combines a starting procedure and a maximum limit, from 1ml per hour up to 8ml per hour of CDS. 

That is 3mg of CLO2 per hour (30mg/day) up to 24mg/hour (240mg/day).

Your comparison between 3 drop MMS1 hourly doses and 1ml of CDS hourly dosing is comparing the maximum Protocol 1000 daily dosage with Protocol-C's starting dosage. 

If you look at the chart in my version of the Starting Procedure, you will see that 1ml per hour of CDS is the dosage for days 2 and 3 of the 4 day starting protocol. The MMS1 dosage for those two days is 1/2 drop hourly dosage, not 3 drops. 

You really can't compare MMS1's maximum hourly dosage for P1000 against Protocol-C's starting dosage. 

"You really can't compare MMS1's maximum hourly dosage for P1000 against Protocol-C's starting dosage."

Actually I can because I'm primarily talking here in the context of COVID-19. Maybe you didn't see it, but I did attach Andreas' COVID-19 protocols PDF and I took the numbers I used off of that. There he talks about C15, C20 (both in 1000ml of water) and C30 which is 30ml of CDS in 1500ml of water, which by the way comes to a concentration of 60 ppm (same as C20). And if someone had COVID-19, I doubt he would want to start slowly and gradually increase his P1000 dose because at that slow rate of increase he might just end up dead before he could reach a significant amount of CLO2 in his blood - at least I know I wouldn't start slowly, but then again, I wouldn't use MMS1 drops either, I'd use CDH4000 - much more tolerable to the stomach.

You mentioned that people can also go up to 8ml of CDS every hour - how would one do that? Are the 8ml added to more than 100ml of water? Because adding 8ml of CDS to 100ml of water just would not be possible for the reason that 8ml in a 100ml of water would be 240 ppm and the comfortable range to drink, for me anyway, is about 60 ppm, so the only way I can see how someone could drink 8ml an hour of CDS would be if they added it to about 400ml of water and drank that hourly - good luck with that.

I can see it working with his F protocol though, at 1 dose every 15 minutes over a 2 hour period.

Maybe you didn't notice it, but after going through the exercise of writing the first post of this thread, I basically came to the conclusion at the end that P1000 with either MMS drops or CDH4000, is actually probably stronger than it needs to be and maybe lowering the max dose from 3 drops of MMS1 or 3ml CDH4000 to 2 drops of MMS1 or 2ml of CDH4000 might be wise, and by the way, it sure would taste a lot better and be easier on people's stomach.

Hope that helps to clarify things.

Take care,
Scott