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In 2019, what is the BEST form of Chlorine Dioxide to take?( MMS, CDS, CDH) 27 Mar 2019 17:16 #60226

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CLO2 wrote:
There may be something here that will help you.

Another thought is a biofilm(s) may be hiding pathogens.

Scott and I think there is no residual HCL in CDH; only MMS remains.

On making MMS1 without any odor and very little taste, you can try this method.

Applying DMSO topically to your painful joints has not helped?

Clo2, Thank you for sharing that helpful article. Really appreciate your input and suggestions.

I have tried the DMSO on painful joints with no relief so far. Again, I have severe pain and inflammation and it's in so many joints all over my body. I tried it only on my tender elbow joint. Maybe I'll try a 3-4 drops instead of 2 drops rubbed in.

I'm trying get to the root of the problem. I just don't know what is causing all of this inflammation in my body. I'm on an antiflammatory diet and ate cauliflower and broccoli stew with cilantro and that caused me a pain flare up too. I'm going to try going onto a green smoothie week to see if that'll tone down the systemic inflmmation.

Between CDS and CDH which has LESS smell and taste?

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In 2019, what is the BEST form of Chlorine Dioxide to take?( MMS, CDS, CDH) 28 Mar 2019 08:07 #60230

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DMSO can reduce inflammation on its own. You can use it topically and internally. Follow Protocol 3000 and Protocol 1000 Plus. Topically I would use more than a few drops. With clean hands/fingers, rub DMSO into your skin that you pour or spray on. You can do this often throughout the day.

Both CDS and CDH will emit an odor, but you can minimize that by drinking your doses from a small-mouth bottle.

CDS will taste better than CDH because it does not have any residual MMS or activator; just CLO2 in distilled water.

By now, you may have taken Genacol collagen for about two weeks. Any help?

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In 2019, what is the BEST form of Chlorine Dioxide to take?( MMS, CDS, CDH) 20 Apr 2019 08:50 #60367

Manxman Offline New Member Posts: 2 Thank you received: 0	Hi Soma, very sorry to hear about your suffering and I hope you find respite from it soon...this is a bit of a curve ball, but when the problems started did you have any dental treatment, particularly root canal, extractions or removal of amalgam fillings (even getting amalgam fillings this is rare nowadays but thought would ask) ?
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