Simple Dosage question

What's the equivalent MMS to CDS 3000 ppm ingested?

Thanks.

1 ml CDS = 3 drops MMS

Taylor Phillips wrote: What's the equivalent MMS to CDS 3000 ppm ingested?

Thanks.

The mixed solution of MMS activated prior to consumption - is not totally activated. Activated MMS continues to activate by HCl in the stomach. So a person must take more CDS to get an equivalent CLO2 dosage. CDS is CLO2 dissolved in H2O - so so what you see is what you get. MMS keeps on giving .

follow the links in this post: g2cforum.org/index.php/list/cds/29097-mistakenly-took-cds-like-mms#48009

I personally only use CDS topically and use MMS or CDH internally.

What is "more" ?

If you follow the links as fourfingerz suggested, you will find the answer to your question.

Not true.
It's a simple enough question.
What's the equivalent MMS to CDS 3000 ppm ingested?

First link:

...if you are using 3000ppm CDS, 2ml of CDS would contain the same amount of CLO2 that 1 drop of MMS1 contains when fully activated in a stomach with normal acid. So, an equivalent CDS dose, compared to an ingested 8 drop dose of MMS1, would be 16ml of 3000ppm CDS

Second link:

If you are following a protocol that uses MMS, you can adjust quantities of CDH and CDS to approximate a 3 drop dose of MMS. That would appear to be about 3ml of CDH and 6ml of
CDS.

Third link:

According to Tomas Horky, a chemist who is a Genesis 2 Church Forum member, 6.7mg of CLO2 is the maximum possible amount of CLO2 that can be extracted from 1 drop of 22.4% SC solution (unactivated MMS). So, that means when 18 drop MMS doses were used to cure malaria in the past, the maximum possible amount of CLO2 that could be produced externally plus internally from those 18 drops of SC would have been 121mg of CLO2. If CDS was used, 40ml of 3000ppm CDS would be needed. (@3mg/ml = 121/3=40)

Thank You for pointing it out. My apologies for not spotting it.

The fist and second links say: 2ml of CDS = 1 drop of MMS
Rev. Ray is quoted (by someone else) in the link below as saying that 1ml holds approx 24 drops
So that means 48 drops(2ml) of CDS equals 2 drops of mms, right?

g2cforum.org/index.php/list/searchquery=ml%20holds%20approx%2024%20drops&childforums=1&limit=5

As a general rule we do use 1ml = 24 drops

You will find that dosing CDS with drops will get tiresome really quickly (a lot of drops). Get a syringe or a baby oral pipette which measure in ml. Store your CDS in the fridge and quickly put it back as CLO2 gasses out of solution above 10 degrees C