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I cut my finger at work 3 weeks ago while using an electric saw. Saw blade cut through the bottom of fingernail and halfway through finger.The saw blade is 5mm thick in addition. I have not mentioned it before simply because I've had no pain, no inflammation or swelling.

The guy I worked for wanted to drive me to a doctor immediately but I declined. I had a small bottle of CDH with me (always have) for disinfection. It stopped the bleeding. We got the finger bandaged and then I went for more CDH and DMSO supplies.

I kept my finger in a mixture of undiluted CDH with some added DMSO for 5min. Then back to work, because there almost was no pain. Almost no bleeding either. The 5 min CDH/DMSO soak was repeated 4 more times that afternoon and evening. The cut was kept together with wound closure strips. Too good to be true but I did install a door that same day. Of course avoiding using the cut finger.

Today finger is almost back in normal use and fingernail is growing nicely. The fingernail-part above the cut fell off after two weeks.

After this I believe I could have cut off my whole finger and just fit it back on again. That is if you have CDH and DMSO at hand!

The guy I worked for was pretty worried for a while. But he's amazed today. And so am I of course. I did not expect this to proceed merely painless.
Not going to do construction work again without sufficient supplies of CDH or/and MMS and DMSO..

Mart1n, thanks for the great CDH testimonial. You can also post your testimonial at mmstestimonials.is/submit-new

One could carry a small bottle of CDS or CDH with them as you do, for a long time and those Sodium Chlorite Solutions (SCS) would be effective, especially for external use. For internal use CDH should be replaced after about two weeks.

If one tried to keep MMS1 that long, I doubt it would be effective.

A friend often asks me if anyone uses CDH. The person apparently thinks only MMS1 works and CDS and CDH don't. Unfortunately, information on how to make, use and dose CDS and CDH are not included in Jim's latest book.

OK I posted a slightly edited version here

I didn't know about CDH need be replaced after two weeks. I have in fact cured a bad flu within 24 hours with old CDH. so it can't have been spoiled
But I guess it may be about the depletion of NaClO2 in CDH?
Anyway CDH is all I use. I'm very happy with it. It keeps my back in shape and does not upset my bad tooth when brushing teeth. Doesn't upset my stomach either.
The HCL activator in MMS1 upsets my stomach less than citric acid does. But the bad tooth still plays up because of the unused HCL residue in MMS1.

Too bad CDH is left out. Will order the book anyway because the protocols can be used with CDH as well. The converting from drops to ml's isn't that much of a hassle.

Scott discovered that CDH would no longer produce additional CLO2 in simulated stomach acid after about 2 weeks, probably due to SC (MMS) gone missing. Still, after 2 weeks the original CLO2 (50% of available CLO2 from MMS) will work internally similar to CDS.

After 2 weeks time, I think CDH can be considered changed to CDS. We think all the 4% HCL activator is used up during the initial overnight activation and after 2 weeks SC (MMS) seems to be gone, leaving CLO2.

Yes, I saw your testimonial posted at mmstestimonials.is/ under the heading Recently Added Testimonials near the bottom of the home page.

The charts I made for using CDH and CDS with G2C MMS1 Protocols makes it easy to use them.

CLO2 wrote:

After 2 weeks time, I think CDH can be considered changed to CDS. We think all the 4% HCL activator is used up during the initial overnight activation and after 2 weeks SC (MMS) seems to be gone, leaving CLO2.

OK that and the chart is very useful for learning to use CDH. Thanks! 

The idea that CDH cannot be said to still contain the Sodium Chlorite that it originally had 2 weeks after the initial activation was based upon tests that the chemist Tomas did. Actually though, the tests he did on CDH were done on CDH that was stored in his lab at room temperature, and it wasn't until about 2 weeks at room temperature that the Sodium Chlorite just started to be used up. If kept in a refrigerator, the remaining Sodium Chlorite after the initial activation should be just about as plentiful as on the day it was made for at least 2 months, maybe longer. This is because the cold temperature makes the CLO2 and Sodium Chlorite much less volitile.

Just wanted to clear that misunderstanding up.

Take care,
Scott McRae

Someday I would like to test this, in my spare time.

Meanwhile, to be on the safe side, I will continue to say that one should use up their CDH in two weeks time since it was made.