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CDS for dog cancer 26 Mar 2023 23:40 #78114

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Hello I'm new. I am making CDS for my dog with anal gland cancer, presumably metastatic. I've been treating it myself for 2 years with the Joe Tippens fenbendazole protocol and it keeps her alive and well but the tumor is still there. I want to see if CDS will work better, maybe even cure her.

I don't know how to make MMS but I know how to make CDS so I want to try that. I gather they are a little different? I'm using Sodium Chlorite 28% and 4% Hydrochloric Acid.

She is a 62.2 pound American Bulldog almost 13 years old. The Vet put her on 2 chemo drugs for 1 year and they were no good. Fenbedazole works much better and I will not allow the Vet to do anything but evaluate her blood. Her health is very good and the Vet measures her tumor every 3 months and it shrinks by tiny amounts.

Any suggestions on the best way to dose and administer CDS for her? Thanks so much for all input.

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CDS for dog cancer 30 Mar 2023 05:52 #78155

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Thank you, BillPopMMS. I can purchase Jim Humble's book, but do you know if his info on dosage for MMS is the same for CDS? I don't know if these solutions have or are the same compounds.

I have the CDS in the refridgerator I made according to Andreas Kalcker's video. I will definitely search this forum and read your website. You mention SCS. What is that?

I really appreciate your reply. You are very kind. Thank you so much.

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CDS for dog cancer 01 Apr 2023 02:04 #78171

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BillPop,

You said: I purchase 24,000 ppm CDS because it is drop-for-drop compatible with MMS1.

Boy, I'd love to do that myself. Seems so much easier. Can I purchase that solution online?

I'll check out the mmsinfo.org for conversion information. I need to get this right so I haven't dosed her yet. She's okay with fenbendazle for the moment but I need to shrink that tumor quickly because the Vet freaks out and speaks fear and death all over her, and wants to try every chemotherapy drug out there. No way. I like your positive attitude.

Thank you! You are VERY helpful.

Pat

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CDS for dog cancer 01 Apr 2023 02:07 #78172

Pat M Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 6 Thank you received: 0	Oh, forgot to answer. I believe I made it 3,000 ppm. I followed his instructions exactly and got the same results he did so I will review the video.
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