HCL as an activator and spacing of the MMS

After a long hiatus from MMS, I wouild like to start protocol 1000 again for a cold. I went to the Jim Humble website for a refresher but it does not mention HCL as an activator. Is using HCL as an activator in a 1:1 ratio still acceptable?

I also noticed on the website that the MMS will stay in the body for up to two hours, although Jim recommends it every hour. That's just confusing to me.

Lastly, I was under the impression that, if I feel well in a few days, I can stop the MMS and do not need to take it for three weeks.

Thank you for your help

Hello.

Yes, you can use 4% HCL to activate MMS to make MMS1, CDS or CDH. In fact, the G2C now recommends 4% HCL as the preferred activator. To make MMS1 and CDH the ratio is one-to-one.

To make CDS using the safe overnight method, use the same one-to-one ratio, but you must infuse with two solutions of MMS + 4% HCL; once at the beginning and again at 12 hours for a total of 24 hours. That will give you 3000 ppm CDS. It is not necessary to use 10% HCL, so one only needs to buy 4% HCL.

The formula for making 3000 ppm CDS using 4% HCL will be published soon on the G2C Research forum. From testing, we found that you actually use less ingredients with this method compared to using 10% HCL.

There are different thoughts on how long CLO2 remains in the body. Some say it is not very long and others say about one hour. I would suggest you follow P1000 until you are feeling better. If that does not seem to work, then try unofficial Protocol 115 .

Let us know your results.