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CDS Bath Protocol? (not mms) 12 Nov 2020 11:16 #66539

suhfzuhufsudhujshffzfzdsn Topic Author Offline Junior Member Posts: 39 Thank you received: 3	I have Andreas' book, but I don't see a CDS equivalent for the bath protocol. Anyone?
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CDS Bath Protocol? (not mms) 12 Nov 2020 20:19 #66542

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Jim's Bath Protocol (page 143) calls for 20 "activated" MMS drops to be added to a bathtub filled with 6" to 12" of hot water.

If you know how much CLO2 gas is in 20 drops of MMS, you can calculate how much 3000ppm CDS to use for the Bath Protocol.

From my previous testing we know that MMS activated for 30 seconds releases about 10% of available CLO2 in MMS. Using Jim's new drop size standard, each MMS drop (0.05 ml) contains 8mg of CLO2. So, 20 drops equals 160mg CLO2 x 10% = 16mg of CLO2 for use with the Bath Protocol.

We know that 1ml of 3000ppm CDS contains 3mg of CLO2. So, 16mg CLO2 divided by 3mg = 5.3ml of CDS. I would round that up to 6ml of CDS.

Thoroughly mix CDS into the water and be sure to ventilate the bathroom so you don't inhale too much CLO2 gas.

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CDS Bath Protocol? (not mms) 12 Nov 2020 23:57 #66544

suhfzuhufsudhujshffzfzdsn Topic Author Offline Junior Member Posts: 39 Thank you received: 3	Thanks for working that out, Andreas bath protocol calls for 30-60 drops. 6 ml of CDS for a bath sounds very little, no?
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CDS Bath Protocol? (not mms) 13 Nov 2020 03:14 #66546

CLO2 Offline Administrator Posts: 5556 Thank you received: 4391	Jim starts at 20 drops. Sixty drops x 8mg = 480mg x 10% = 48mg CLO2 divided by 3mg (1ml CDS) = 16ml of CDS. Sixty drops is 3 x 20, so my recommendation of 6ml of CDS for a comparable 20 drop bath would be 3 x 6 = 18ml CDS for a 60 drop bath. Math works.
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CDS Bath Protocol? (not mms) 13 Nov 2020 19:01 #66550

suhfzuhufsudhujshffzfzdsn Topic Author Offline Junior Member Posts: 39 Thank you received: 3	Is it not unusual that the bath protocol is far more diluted than the drinking protocol?
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CDS Bath Protocol? (not mms) 14 Nov 2020 01:49 #66551

CLO2 Offline Administrator Posts: 5556 Thank you received: 4391	Don't forget that when MMS1 is used outside the stomach (acid), it is only 10% activated. CDS is 100% fully activated. So, more MMS1 is needed to generate enough CLO2 gas in bath water. And, hot bath water is going to cause CLO2 to quickly evaporate. Be sure to ventilate the bathroom when taking a CLO2 bath. The following user(s) said Thank You: MysticDissonance
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CDS Bath Protocol? (not mms) 04 Aug 2022 18:54 #76390

Citta Offline New Member Posts: 6 Thank you received: 1	Would someone like to share what the bath protocol is for? Ive searched the internet and all i can find is this exact post and loads of none related CDS stuCf? Hmmmm Any help is met with gratitude!!
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CDS Bath Protocol? (not mms) 07 Sep 2024 23:33 #83747

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When 20 drops of MMS1 = 16 ml. CDS, in my logic, 3 x 20 drops of MMS1 (60 drops) = 3 x 16 ml. CDS (48 drops)
Am I mistaken about a certain non-linear logic in the calculations? I'm planning to take CDS baths, and see if it'll affect my bladderfunction slightly out of control. I'm 73, and it seems that many women of my age have this problem.

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CDS Bath Protocol? (not mms) 10 Sep 2024 09:01 #83767

CLO2 Offline Administrator Posts: 5556 Thank you received: 4391	Devon, please read the attached Protocol-B for a CDS or MMS1 tub bath. This message has an attachment file. Please log in or register to see it.
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