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how many ml is 3 drops mms1? 23 Feb 2016 04:51 #51190

masoomi Topic Author Offline Premium Member Posts: 116 Thank you received: 18	Hi pls , any body can mention , how many ml is mms1? thank u . parvin
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how many ml is 3 drops mms1? 23 Feb 2016 05:01 #51192

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Parvin, for years Jim has said that there are 24 drops in 1 milliliter of solution. All testing has been done using that standard of 24 drops per ml.

Today, Jim is saying there are 20 drops for each milliliter! Because testing and protocols have been based on 24 drops/ml, I say it is too late in the game to change.

A 3 drop dose of MMS1 would contain 3 drops of MMS and 3 drops of activator for a total of 6 drops. But, we call that a 3 drop dose of MMS1.

3 drops is equal to 0.125 ml of solution. (3 divided by 24 = 0.125)
6 drops is equal to 0.250 ml of solution. (6 divided by 24 = 0.250)

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how many ml is 3 drops mms1? 23 Feb 2016 05:11 #51193

masoomi Topic Author Offline Premium Member Posts: 116 Thank you received: 18	THANK U DEAR , AS PER MR JIM HUMBLE TEST , 20 DROPS MMS ONLY , WITHOUT HCL , SHOULD BE ONE ML ONLY . I AM SORRY , IF I ASK FOR SECOND TIME , BECAUSE , I CHANGE MY DROPER , AND I BECOME SENSETIVE TO KNOW IT MORE .
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how many ml is 3 drops mms1? 23 Feb 2016 05:18 #51194

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Parvin, you need to know how many drops your dropper dispenses.

You can use water to find out.

Fill your dropper with water and add drops (count each drop) to a calibrated syringe or graduated cylinder until either one shows 1 milliliter.

Or, put 1 ml of water in a calibrated syringe or graduated cylinder and fill your dropper with that. Then, count the number of drops until the dropper is empty.

One milliliter will always be one milliliter, but using drops to measure 1 ml depends on how many drops your dropper dispenses.

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how many ml is 3 drops mms1? 23 Feb 2016 05:24 #51195

masoomi Topic Author Offline Premium Member Posts: 116 Thank you received: 18	dear , thank u for ur post , i saw ur first post half , i recived ur full first post after some time , any way ur first post is perfect , thank u . actully i am taking mms with capsoule , so always i use syring to fill it parvin
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