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Why are we not being advised to use MMS treated water to administer MMS protocols??? 11 Dec 2016 04:20 #54192

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I have been using the protocols with my BIL since the end of October 2016. After reading one of the threads here it occurred to me that Mr Humble doesn't use or recommend using MMS Purified water for administering the protocols. A lot of people don't have access to Distilled water, Reverse Osmosis, filters. Why not just purify the water, whether chlorinated or otherwise with MMS, then use to administer the protocols?
Just asking!
I've just bought his latest ebook and reading to see if he does recommend using MMS purified water. As far as I've gotten, there is no mention of it.

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Why are we not being advised to use MMS treated water to administer MMS protocols??? 11 Dec 2016 06:00 #54194

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Hi I don't know what a "BIL" is but you have a good point there. Especially with the starting protocol, where such a small amount of the MMS is being used on day 1. If a person doesn't have access to clean water, it makes sense that they should purify whatever water they are planning to use first and of course MMS could be used for that purpose.

I know the maximum amount of CLO2 that is used to purify water when it's done for a city water system is 2ppm. That's if it's heavily contaminated, they use less for better water quality. We know that CDH, if made according to my method, is 3500ppm. Knowing that we can easily determine with a dilution calculator, how many ml of CDH to add to a given amount of water to purify it. Here's a calculator that I like to use:

It's title on the page is: Dilution Calculator PPM PPB Percentage
and here's the page link:
www.endmemo.com/bio/dilution.php

I just used it and it says that you would add 0.57ml of 3500ppm CDH to 1 liter of water to put it at 2ppm.

Hope that helps and thanks for the thought.
Scott

I'm Scott McRae, creator of "The Antidote" & CDH with CLO2's help (Charlotte Lackney)

- I did a CDH injection / Chlorine Dioxide (CLO2) injection / IV push of 10ml of dilute 50ppm CDH / CLO2 into my blood 3 times in 11 hours & did before & after blood tests that showed that it did NO HARM to my blood, liver or kidneys. This suggests the possibility that CDH / CLO2 is a potential LIFESAVING MRSA cure, VRE cure, CRE cure, AMR cure, Ebola cure, HIV cure, Cancer cure, etc., since it appears to be safe intravenously at 50ppm.

- Join our group on MiWi (was deleted off of Facebook): mewe.com/join/coronavirusebolasolutions
- Every ml of CDH contains 1 drop of MMS, so 1 drop of MMS = 1ml of CDH
- MMS is 7 to 10% activated in 30 seconds while CDH made with 4% HCl is about 50% activated in the bottle. This is why CDH is far less nauseating than MMS drops

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Why are we not being advised to use MMS treated water to administer MMS protocols??? 11 Dec 2016 06:45 #54195

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Hi Truthquester
Brother in law. He was diagnosed with prostate cancer three years ago, but he told us in October when my husband asked, and he was so not well. He'd been living on milk for the previous two weeks. His medical advisors had pretty much sent him home to die, and they had just sent a nurse from Hospice to see him. Long story.
We've been using protocol 2000 since November 8th, along with juices to ensure he gets nourishment, otherwise he won't eat or drink after the protocols. I start his routine with a prescribed protein powder mixed with banana, kefir milk and cashews or avocado, for breakfast at 8am. Fresh juice(Carrots, beetroot,apple,lemon,ginger,kale,spinach,silverbeet, dandelion leaves, broccoli, zucchini) I usually make 1 litre for his day because he hasn't wanted to have more, then just to make a change during the day, I may give him a smoothie or Kombucha with each protocol, until 4pm. Since he's improved, the last week, he has not wanted to go past 2pm with the protocols. He's been on liquids since October with a nibble or two on bananas, pears and grapes. I've made them easily available but at present he's not interested in having solids. Since using the protocols I've just now put a 5 Litre jar aside with 20 drops of MMS in it. I might even see if it will work as purified water for my Kombucha.

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