questions about stabilizing CDS

Can someone explain to me what it means to "stabilize" CDS. What exactly happens when you add NaClO2?

stabilizing CDS stops it from gasing out when being in transit, add 10ml/cc MMS per 250ml CDS to stabilize.

From Kerri's Autism book:

"When the CDS is “stabilized” (with sodium chlorite), it gives an extra kick, such that when the chlorine dioxide molecule oxidizes a pathogen, there is sodium chlorite on hand to react with the acid that is created by the death of the pathogen. The result is more chlorine dioxide released on the spot."

Also see:
g2cforum.org/index.php/list/cds-chlorine-dioxide-solution/26462-cds-long-term-storage

AmandaMary wrote: stabilizing CDS stops it from gasing out when being in transit, add 10ml/cc MMS per 250ml CDS to stabilize.

Hi AmandaMary!

I had understood that to stabilize the cds is added 20 ml of sodium chlorite per liter of cds. Is not that right? Because what you say here would be 40 ml for one liter

Thank you!

Kind regards!

This is how we do it at the health and restoration center do it and we get very good results.

Mary I think you may have forgotten or miswritten, at the Center we add 20ml per 1liter of CDS

g2cforum.org/index.php/list/general-discussion/25119-how-to-stabilize-cds

I know that Kerri Rivera and the autism protocol use 20mL MMS per liter of 3000 CDS to stabilize.

There probably has been further research and a change of formula. I first started using stabilized CDS many months ago watching Mark G. on a video in a minor quip about adding 1 drop (UMMS) per ml (CDS). That would be very close to 10 ml in 250 ml. Mary is probably remembering the original formula?

I still use that formula as I do it as a mix as you dose method and 1 drop per ml is easy math.

I have double checked with Douglas who makes all of our MMS products, Michelle is correct, i do appoligise to everyone. It is actually 20CC/ML of MMS that he adds to every litre of 3000ppm CDS to stabalise.