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MMS Really Drying out skin - any recommendations? 17 Nov 2014 19:25 #48177

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Hi guys,

I'm new to MMS, but I'm trying to rid myself of scabies with it. I'm using the bath protocol:

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Not sure if it's working, I've noticed less biting and that crawling feeling, and for 1 day my skin was so much better, 90% of my eczema went away. Now today though, after taking the bath this morning, my eczema is much worse again (back to how it was)

I think it's because MMS is quite harsh on my skin, is there anyway around this?

I have aloe vera gel, which apparently is high in DMSO, so would putting on the affected areas after the bath be a good idea?

Please help, desperate to get rid of these, and hoping MMS is the miracle cure it's supposed to be...

Thanks!

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MMS Really Drying out skin - any recommendations? 17 Nov 2014 20:23 #48179

CLO2 Offline Administrator Posts: 5560 Thank you received: 4393	Are you using MMS1 in the bath water? It is possible that the residual NaCLO2 in the MMS1 could be affecting your skin or the acid, citric or HCL. You could try using CDS, which is only CLO2 in water, and see if you get the same relief without the side effects you mention. The following user(s) said Thank You: itchingtosee
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itchingtosee Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 15 Thank you received: 1	Thank you, is it possible to make CDS at home like we can with MMS ? Thanks again!
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MMS Really Drying out skin - any recommendations? 18 Nov 2014 01:35 #48185

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Yes, it is easy to make CDS at home using the overnight methods if you have MMS (22.4% sodium chlorite solution) and an acid, either 50% citric acid or 4% HCL. Read the PDF files on my website listed in the signature line. If you use 4% HCL you should use twice as much so you will then have 1 part MMS and 2 parts 4% HCL. If you use 50% citric acid, use one part of each.

My favorite method is the "Shot Glass Travel Kit" method. Let us know if you have any questions on the procedure.

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