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Diluting MMS 12.5% 20 May 2019 07:31 #60576

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Hello I can get a gallon of 12.5% CIO2. How much distilled water do I need to add to bring it to 3000ppm?

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Diluting MMS 12.5% 20 May 2019 17:20 #60584

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To make 1000 ml (1 liter) of 3000 ppm CDS, you would add 24 ml of the stock solution to 976 ml of distilled water. Looks like you have a life-time supply!

www.rapidtables.com/convert/number/Percent_to_PPM.html

endmemo.com/bio/dilution.php



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Diluting MMS 12.5% 20 May 2019 23:30 #60589

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That is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!.. They have it super cheap at my local water store by the gallon.

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Hi,

I did dilute the solution as suggested and it seemed to be almost water and not that similar to the MMS that I ordered in the mail (not as yellow or as strong smelling).
I trust the water store is selling 12.5% a lot more than I trust the mail order product I received though so I have limited evidence to go on.

Time to get prepped I guess. I wanted to follow up on this. I was looking to find an easy way to use the 12.5% solution to use directly without diluting it with in intermediate stage. For example, let's say I have 32oz of water,
how many drops of 12.5% would need to be added to the water to achieve the desired PPM that is drinkable hourly? (not drinking 32oz an hour, just making 32oz for regular consumption.
i.e. 4-5oz an hour

I'm unsure how to verify the math with this so I would appreciate your input.

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Hi Dan. Refresh my memory on exactly what your purchased from your local water store. Thanks.

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This is what they sell..



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What you have is a strong version of household Clorox bleach, sodium hypochlorite. MMS is sodium chlorite. MMS will release CLO2 when activated with an acid, but Clorox will not. It will release chlorine gas! You don't want that! Sodium chlorite is normally purchased in flake or powder form, but you can buy 25% sodium chlorite liquid solution, which is close to the 22.4% MMS we use in MMS1 protocols.




Calcium Hypochlorite is MMS2, a powder or granules.

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Diluting MMS 12.5% 03 Feb 2020 03:31 #62319

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Thank you for the detailed explanation.

They have Calcium HypoChlorite powder also (pool shock). It looks like that would also be a little tricky to mix and use as an alternative to CDH solution.

Is there a simple and effective way to utilize the calcium hypochlorite powder since it's local and very cost effective? I am leaning towards just ordering some CDH solution.

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You could buy calcium hypochlorite for use as MMS2. Get the highest percentage of calcium hypochlorite they have. MMS2 is taken by placing it in empty capsules and then ingested with a lot of water. Start with low doses and slowly increase the dosage. See Jim Humble's latest book, MMS Health Recovery Guidebook for details.

To make CDH or CDS you will need MMS (22.4% sodium chlorite solution) and 4% HCL. You can make MMS by purchasing 80% sodium chlorite powder/flakes. To find online sellers of MMS products, they are listed in post number 3 here.
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