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MMSinfo.org 'Ask a Question' link 08 May 2018 23:25 #58473

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If you 'Ask a Question' by clicking that link at mmsinfo.org/ be sure to correctly enter your email address, otherwise I can't reply to you.

Recently a Martin van B----n asked some questions and I was not able to reply because he entered his email address incorrectly. I did get a response from the owner of the email address he entered, and she was not exactly excited to hear from me.

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MMSinfo.org 'Ask a Question' link 26 Jul 2018 17:40 #58805

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Ah, that Martin was me. Sorry ClO2, my keyboard is almost dead and need to check what I'm typing all the time.
I have not been here the past couple years and now reading up on new developments, if any. That's why I came across this post.

Question was about "jungle CDH", right? Correct email address is This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Or just reply here if it was of any interest.

Martin

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MMSinfo.org 'Ask a Question' link 26 Jul 2018 17:50 #58807

CLO2 Topic Author Offline Administrator Posts: 5562 Thank you received: 4393	Hi Martin, nice to hear from you again! Been a long time... If you don't have Jim's latest book, MMS Health Recovery Guidebook, you will find it is excellent for learning how to use MMS and there are over 50 protocols in the book. I think you will enjoy reading it. Refresh my memory re: "jungle CDH".
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MMSinfo.org 'Ask a Question' link 26 Jul 2018 19:03 #58809

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Yes it been a while ClO2. I hope you and everyone else are doing fine.

Jungle CDH was created in an emergency up in the mountains where I am wintertime. Too much back pain to sit and make MMS first.

Half a liter of hot water in a bottle + one heaped teaspoon Sodium Chlorite powder 80% + one teaspoon citric acid.

I let it cool down and used it as strong as I could take it without burning my throat. It may have been some stronger than the standard 2 X 6 drops of MMS. Back pain gone in 2,5 hours so I guess it worked.

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MMSinfo.org 'Ask a Question' link 26 Jul 2018 19:29 #58810

CLO2 Topic Author Offline Administrator Posts: 5562 Thank you received: 4393	I now vaguely remember that recipe. What was the dosage you used and how often to get relief from your back pain? Just read your other post and saw the protocol. But, that is for regular MMS1 isn't it? Two 6 drop MMS1 doses per hour and not Jungle CDH?
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MMSinfo.org 'Ask a Question' link 27 Jul 2018 09:28 #58814

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Dosage must have been well over 6ml of jungle CDH. But can only guess strength in PPM. I just went after taste and color at first.
I later counted out that 460ml of water, 6 grams of sodium chlorite 80% powder, and 4 grams of citric acid, and which is about what I used, is comparable to the standardized procedure for making CDH. But forgot the math.

Whether it's properly made or jungle version, CDH never lets me down when having back issues. Except for that one time while in the middle of a cleansing and felt so good and strong in my back that I overdid some real heavy lifting. Testing my limits and resulting in back pain that would not go away for like 3-4 months. I regard that to have been a mechanically caused back injury, caused without help of "Modic changes".

I contacted MMSinfo back then just for reporting that CDH can be made that way if in a hurry. I always stick to standardized methods when showing other people how to make and use MMS/CDH.

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MMSinfo.org 'Ask a Question' link 24 Jun 2019 22:38 #60770

CLO2 Topic Author Offline Administrator Posts: 5562 Thank you received: 4393	During the past few weeks the 'Ask a Question' link at mmsinfo.org/ has not been working correctly. Found out it was due to having changed the website from HTTP to HTTPS. The script, which normally would show the form that the questioner would fill in, needed to be edited. That has now been done, and the form is again now visible.
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