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From JH's Apology 13 Feb 2015 18:01 #49002

question Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 6 Thank you received: 4	"For a number of years before CDS and CDH came along we also came to realize that MMS1 worked better when mixing individual doses rather than mixing up an all-day bottle to drink from hourly." Better enough to forgo the convenience of premixing? Sorry to quibble but the premixing method is mentioned so often here and in the books I was surprised to read this. Any clarification appreciated.
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From JH's Apology 13 Feb 2015 18:37 #49005

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Apparently feedback from people using hourly mixed doses and daily bottles showed better results when a dose is mixed just before use. That is being taught in seminars but has not been changed in the protocols, yet.

That would be for MMS1 and CDH, but not CDS. CDS has no ingredients that would cause the CLO2 to degrade except for CLO2 levels which reduce very slowly.

CDS still works after one year when stored in a fridge from feedback I have gotten. One person got rid of pneumonia and fungus on a hand when using year old CDS.

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From JH's Apology 13 Feb 2015 19:39 #49007

nzdutchie Offline Junior Member Posts: 37 Thank you received: 37	You have to remember that the ClO2 in a gas in a liquid. Given the right circumstances, the ClO2 gas will leech out of the liquid over time. Keeping the ClO2 in the liquid the longest time is best achieved by keeping the water cold and keeping the ClO2 in a dark container, as UV light can cause ClO2 to decompose. The following user(s) said Thank You: CLO2, fourfingerz
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From JH's Apology 13 Feb 2015 19:55 #49008

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That is true especially for CDS.

MMS1 and CDH have other problems since they both contain the original ingredients. Scott found that CDH4% apparently had no more MMS to be activated in a normal stomach after 2 weeks storage in a fridge, so he suggests to use CDH2% for longer storage. Tomas' testing also showed this to be true.

CDH2% is still made from 1 drop of MMS for each milliliter, so it and CDH4% would equal a 1 drop dose of MMS1 for each ml of CDH4% and CDH2% in a normal stomach.

Clarification on dosing with CDS and CDH will be posted soon.

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