Taken from Andreas Kalckers website:
andreaskalcker.com/en/health/cds/114-cds-2.html
CDS - Chlorindioxide as advanced solution
Many people are faced with the dilemma of whether to choose CDS or classical activated sodium Clorite (as well known as MMS) to your needs.
Image from my Book: The fastest way to create big amounts of CDS
1. Reaction chamber where you mix sodium clorite and weak hidrocloric acid ( NaClO2 + HCl )
2. Cold mineral (or destilled) water below 11º celsius
3. Airtight tupperbox
4. Security airbag in case of deflagration
5. Aquarium air compressor (best with silicone valves due to corrosision)
What are the main differences ?
The main advantage of CDS regarding classical activated sodium Clorite is firstly purity. Being only distilled the gas in water practically residues of the basic components are non existent and although the quality of the ingedients are of inferior quality to produce CDS serve as only the gas dissolved in the water needed .
CDS is the end product of a reaction, ie it will not react creating more chlorine dioxide in the stomach , unlike what happens with classical activated sodium Clorite (as well known as MMS). Once ingested classical activated sodium Clorite does make a secondary reaction in the stomach, as we have seen before. In some cases in susceptible individuals , this increase in stomach gas may notice discomfort in the form of a nasty burp. CDS also has less flavor as classical activated sodium Clorite mixture and therefore can be ingested in large quantities without being repulsive.
Why there is a need to be taken in larger quantities ?
Mainly for terminal diseases where CDS has apparently given very encouraging results. One of the main effects of chlorine dioxide in the body 's detoxification capacity , ie to remove toxin.
What is the mechanism of action ? (simplyfied)
It does so through oxidation, as we remember that it is nothing more than a combustion process . This is how we burn toxins.
What if we burn a toxin ?
The toxic component which becomes a different component .
It is not the same iron to iron oxide , ie the physical condition has changed .
What effect does this have on the body?
We as an example the case of zinc. As a pure metal it is harmful to the body , but it is not the same as zinc oxide used by the body to absorb vitamin C.
The problem with having a terminal illness such as cancer, is that usually people do not die of cancer itself per se, but rather by a liver-kidney failure , ie a collapse of the system filtering the blood due to an too large amount of acidic toxins released by the cancer itself , simplified it means the patient is dying from poisoning. Hence the positive effect of chlorine dioxide , as in the form of classical activated sodium Clorite or CDS , both are capable of oxidizing acidic toxins. In many cases the problem is that there are so many toxins that taking a classical activated sodium Clorite dose (as well known as MMS) has to be so high that produces intestinal problems , ie diarrhea. This diarrhea may be caused by intestinal acidosis. The pH of the MMS is lower than the pH of the CDS, and the CDS pH is below pH of CDI ( that is inyectable) . Thus we believe that to have greater amounts of chlorine dioxide in the body of the "animal to treat " in question must monitor acidity.
Another basic difference between CDS and classical activated sodium Clorite is also its quantification. While classical activated sodium Clorite (as well known as MMS) uses drops, the CDS or CDI always is applied in milliliters , which is a more professional and accurate . The dimension between droplets of different manufacturers differ up to 70 % between them so it is better in this case to use universal measure.