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sodium chlorite evaporation 14 Apr 2016 01:29 #51921

mjahkoh Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 7 Thank you received: 1	is mms1 viable in very hot areas 40-45 degrees. what is the evaporation point of the active ingredient. someone intends to use the new method of internal activation
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sodium chlorite evaporation 14 Apr 2016 06:56 #51923

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Someone intends to use the new method of internal activation

Would you please explain this "new method"? Thanks.

The activate ingredient in MMS1 is chlorine dioxide (CLO2).

MMS1 is normally " activated " in an open container so some CLO2 gas will escape into the air. The reaction will be faster in a hot environment.

In such a situation you could make CDH instead of MMS1 because activation happens in a closed container, in distilled water. CLO2 will tend to stay in a water solution when the temperature is below 10C, so when the bottle is opened, and the temperature is higher, it will outgas. The hotter it is, the more outgassing happens.

Another idea is to let stomach acid do all the activation. That way CLO2 gas can't escape into the air. So, one could ingest 22.4% sodium chlorite solution (MMS) with water. That is the method Jim Humble used when he first discovered that Stabilized Oxygen (3.5% sodium chlorite) will kill the malaria parasite.

My last suggestion would be to use MMS tablets which contain an activator and will activate in water. It is recommended to put MMS tabs inside small empty capsules in case a tablet gets "stuck" part-way to the stomach.

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sodium chlorite evaporation 15 Apr 2016 05:04 #51937

mjahkoh Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 7 Thank you received: 1	that is mixing 1ml sodium chlorite solution in 1litre of water which is taken for at least 8 hours. in hot areas, will the active ingredient in the water evaporate?
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sodium chlorite evaporation 15 Apr 2016 06:42 #51938

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1 ml of 22.4% sodium chlorite solution (SCS) in distilled water would not be considered active; it is just SCS in distilled water. It would be activated by stomach acid, releasing CLO2, if there is adequate stomach acid available when ingested.

What might happen to 1 ml of 22.4% sodium chlorite solution in non-distilled water is unknown. Depends on what is in the water. Again, the SCS should release CLO2 in adequate stomach acid.

1 ml of 22.4% sodium chlorite solution has the potential to release 161 mg of CLO2 if fully activated.

I do not think 22.4% sodium chlorite solution will evaporate out of hot water. I would think the SCS in 1 liter of water used as a daily dosing bottle will be capped and not left open to the atmosphere.

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