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Advice on dosing? 28 Feb 2014 02:52 #40640

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I prepare CDH using 660 ml dw;30ml CLO2;30 ml CA.
I put 8o ml CDH into a one litre dosing jug -dosing myself 12 x a day.

FYI, you are ingesting about 23mg of CLO2 hourly. That is quite a lot, but from what we have heard from children with autism who use CDH, that is not an uncommon amount.

We don't know if you need to take that much CLO2 or not for your condition. You are one of the testers!

The math to arrive at the number is:
0.720 x 3500 = 2520mg CLO2 (Liters CDH x CLO2 concentration, ppm=dose, mg CLO2)
2520 / 720 = 3.5mg per ml of CDH.
80ml x 3.5mg = 280mg CLO2 in the litre of solution
280 / 12 = 23.33mg / hourly dose

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Advice on dosing? 28 Feb 2014 08:23 #40651

Pumpkincandle Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 77 Thank you received: 29	Lost me there..sorry any thing more than basic maths and i spin out. I make CDH following the regular 750 ml recipe;660 l dw,30 m l CL02 ,30 m L CA. Each ml of CDH contains 1 drop CDH, right? so if i start at 5 drops every half hour ,working up,that will be ok?We will see my limit. I continue daily hot tubs and back sprays.MMS2 will start to feature in my protocol also. Thanks again.
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Advice on dosing? 28 Feb 2014 11:09 #40654

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30ml of SC was used to make your 720ml of CDH.

If there are 24 drops in 1ml of solution, then 30ml x 24 = 720 drops.

So, 720 drops of SC made 720 ml of CDH.

Each milliliter of CDH "contains" 1 drop of SC.

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Advice on dosing? 28 Feb 2014 20:30 #40674

Pumpkincandle Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 77 Thank you received: 29	Ok-This has been a learning curve in dosing and chemistry. If i wanted to take the equivalent of 12-13 drops of CDS how may ml of CDH would i need to take. This is speculation with regard my own dosing.I am exploring all avenues. Thank you.
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Advice on dosing? 28 Feb 2014 20:34 #40675

Pumpkincandle Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 77 Thank you received: 29	This is great news-Melissa,known once as a witch herb. My back has become sore -i presume due to too much DMSO. I have been dosing with 5ml of CDH ;5ml spring water;5ml dmso. I shall reduce DMSO to 2 drops when sores cleared up. LIGHT AND LOVE.
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Advice on dosing? 28 Feb 2014 22:25 #40678

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First of all, CDS and CDH are not dosed in drops - drops vary too much and it is not worth taking drops of CDS as there is hardly any CLO2 in a few drops. Drops vary 50% up or down because of the viscosity of the solution, the diameter of the dropper opening, the angle you hold the dropper, the phase of the moon, etc.

I think you get the idea that I hate measuring solutions by "drops" because it is so inaccurate. MMS is dosed in drops if you make a single dose. Most people who still use MMS, make up a daily bottle and there you start with 1ml of MMS in a quart or liter of water.

The short answer to your question:

If i wanted to take the equivalent of ~~12-13 drops~~ 0.5ml of CDS how may ml of CDH would i need to take.

is about 20% less CDH than CDS. If your dropper will dispense 24 drops equal to 1ml, then your "12-13 drops" of CDS would be 0.5ml. So, 20% less is 0.4ml of CDH. If you have a 1ml syringe, that is easy to measure. If you don't have a 1ml syringe, ask a pharmacist for one, without the needle, and they will probably give you one. At one time I asked a pharmacist and he gave it to me. They are used by diabetics so they are easy to find.

If you want to know how I arrived at 20% less CDH than CDS, ask and I will tell you.

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