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MMS full day supply 08 Apr 2018 02:36 #58187

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Sorry if this is posted somewhere else, I'm still learning the site.

I am doing protocol 1000 of 3 drops for 8 hours. I have read that 2 oz of water is good for one dose, which is what I have been doing, but mixing it every hour is a PITA. I have also read that you can mix a full 8 hours worth of solution as long as you keep it in a sealed glass container. What I want to do is pre-mark a glass container with 8 doses for the day.

I assuming that if you are doing 3 drops every hour for eight hours the correct process would be:

1. activate the 3 drops of 28% sodium chlorite and 50% citric acid and give it the 20 seconds to activate. Do this in the glass container pre-marked for the 8 hourly doses
2. Add enough water for all 8 doses.

My question is: Will doing this process dilute the solution too much, or is the amount of water used not critical in this situation.

Thanks for the clarification

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MMS full day supply 08 Apr 2018 03:06 #58188

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Note: A daily dose bottle entails mixing up all your MMS1 doses for the day into one bottle from which you drink a certain amount each hour. For example, if you were on Protocol 1000, it calls for taking a 3-drop dose of MMS1 (3 drops is the maximum—you start with less), every hour for eight consecutive hours. If making a daily bottle you would activate 24 drops of MMS, and add the drops to a 1 liter/quart bottle of purified water. If you drink 4 ounces out of the bottle, you would have a 3-drop dose.

This quote is from page 37 in Jim Humble's latest book, MMS Health Recovery Guidebook.

A dose of MMS1, CDS or CDH is usually added to 4 fl oz of water. If a lot of water is used with MMS1 and CDH doses, stomach acid may be diluted too much to activate residual MMS. CDS has no residual MMS to be activated.

MMS1 activation time is 30 seconds and the preferred activator is 4% HCL, which tastes much better than citric acid and should not bother your stomach.

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MMS full day supply 08 Apr 2018 03:25 #58189

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MMS full day supply 24 May 2018 03:37 #58537

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I decided to give CDS (3,000 ppm) a try, I read that the taste isn't as bad as MMS1, it's easier on the stomach and a few other benefits. In researching the dosing for protocol 1000 full day supply I am finding conflicting information.

Based on 8 - 4 oz doses

In one place I read it said 1 drop of CDS equals 3 drops of MMS1 so that would be 8 drops in 32 oz of water. Another chart I saw said 8 ml to 32 oz of water.

What is the proper dose of CDS for full day supply?

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MMS full day supply 24 May 2018 05:14 #58539

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In one place I read it said 1 drop of CDS equals 3 drops of MMS1 so that would be 8 drops in 32 oz of water. Another chart I saw said 8 ml to 32 oz of water.

See these charts for equivalent MMS1 dosing when following G2C protocols and you are using CDS or CDH.

Three CDS ingestion protocols are listed here. Only Protocol 101 is G2C approved.

The 'proper' daily dose depends on which protocol you are following. Follow the HRP and always begin using MMS, CDS, or CDH by first completing the Starting Procedure.

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MMS full day supply 24 May 2018 17:12 #58548

Cindy Offline New Member Posts: 14 Thank you received: 4	I actually mix my 8hr solution at one time in a plastic 32oz water bottle. I checked the ppm and it was good for the 8 hours.
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MMS full day supply 24 May 2018 17:38 #58549

Kundun Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 6 Thank you received: 2	Thanks, so I'm clear, 10 ml (1/3 fl oz US) of CDS (3000ppm) in 1 liter (34 fl oz) of water per day. Drink every consecutive hour one part until finished. (8 to 12 parts.) Would basically be the equivalent to protocol 1000?
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MMS full day supply 24 May 2018 18:54 #58550

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If following Protocol 1000, you start at 1 drop of MMS1 each consecutive hour. When using 3000 ppm CDS, that would be 2.2 ml/hour. The maximum MMS1 dosing for P1000 is 3 MMS1 drops/hour, or 6.7 ml of 3000 ppm CDS.

You may not need to reach the maximum 3 MMS1 drops/hour to solve your health issue. Some people think that they MUST reach 3 drops/hour when following P1000. Not so. A few people have recovered from stage 4 cancer taking only 1/2 drop MMS1 doses.

Of course, one always starts taking MMS1 or CDS at low dosages and slowly increase dosing as necessary and what can be tolerated. Heed the Three Golden Rules when following the HRP.

If you have never taken any SCS or not for a long time, do follow the Starting Procedure which begins with 1/4 MMS1 drops/hour.

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