started mms ,dmso protocol ,teeth hurt?

"I think it would be unwise to use MMS1 or CDH for teeth brushing, because their very low pH will attack tooth enamel and soften it. When brushing with such low pH solutions, brushing can cause tooth enamel to be removed!"

Exactly. Or should we say worse than expected.
For some reason I started long ago using only half the amount of acid when making CDH. It still activates pretty good. And it always helps my bad tooth keep quiet.
In general the only SC solution that can be used to brush teeth is CDS.
Scientific approach much appreciated. Spread far and wide ASAP.

CLO2
Thankyou very much for that testing on the MMS and other solutions - really good information for everyone - I will be sticking with the CDS!

It doesnt suprise me how acidic the MMS solution was - it really nuked my teeth, I am just glad I swished rather than
brushed - and was super gentle with the teeth afterwards once I realized they were not feeling right.

Here is the first link to where I found some of the information re using DMSO/MMS for abcessed teeth
educate-yourself.org/mms/gumteethprotocol04sep12.shtml

CLO2
other places;
mmsforum.io/goto/general/27209-baking-soda-dmso-mms#37699

1. Dispense 10 drops of MMS1 into a dry glass

2. Add 10 drops of 50% Citric Acid to the glass (or 50 drops of lemon juice)

3. Wait 20 seconds while the mixture activates & turns a reddish brown color

4. Add 90 ml (3 US fluid ounces) of distilled water

5. Add 20 drops of DMSO to the solution

6. Mix well & dip a tooth brush into the solution

7. Brush all teeth with emphasis on the abscessed tooth & surrounding gums

8. Brush every two hours for three days (OK to sleep!)

9. The infection should be gone at the end of three days.

10. If the infection persists, continue brushing until it is gone.

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the above is what I read and followed - 10 drops MMS , 10 drops activator, 20 drops DMSO, 90 ml pure water...

Thanks Nola, for those links and teeth protocols.

It is usually best to follow the latest Jim Humble approved protocols and those are only found in Jim's latest book, MMS Health Recovery Guidebook.

I find it strange that apparently no one tested MMS1 teeth brushing solutions for pH. Maybe we did not know that acids in our mouths can attack teeth enamel, although that info has been available for some time. I guess better late than never! Now we know. Maybe that is one reason we get cavities?

CLO2;
I do find it strange that no-one considered/tested the acidity factor before -
I actually just assumed that the combination of the MMS1 and the activator somehow neutralized the acidity ;
because I knew acidity was bad and assumed such a formula would not be promoted if it was negative to the teeth.

I think acids attacking enamel is one reason for cavities -
but there seem to be many theories around cavities, including diet and mineralization of the teeth, the environment of the mouth in terms
of having the right bacteria to combat cavities, and the right saliva , the right probiotic environment in the mouth, etc etc! I wish there was a simpler solution , lol
But I will be trying the tri-sodium phosphate, as soon as I can get hold of it .
I will update on results in time.

Poler wrote: I do find it strange that no-one considered/tested the acidity factor before -

Actually I've aired the possibility for MMS1 being too acidic for the mouth several times over the years. Probably not on this website though. Apparently it takes more than one complaint before others start paying attention.
I consider mms to be an ongoing open source project. Everyone's responsibility to participate in development and/or read up on new findings.
I don't know if Jim Humble has a place where new findings can be posted and discussed. If he hasn't this thread illustrates the need for MMS being open source. Because you and me are not the only ones having "nuked" our teeth with MMS. As it is now I can't even recommend his books without explaining in detail what's being discussed in this thread.

CLO2 wrote: acids in our mouths can attack teeth

Where do we best post important updates like the one discussed in this thread? Because it will get to the MMS debunkers sooner or later and it will be employed in their attempts to have MMS banned.

mart1n wrote: Where do we best post important updates like the one discussed in this thread?

I posted something at the "Suggestions" forum.

Thanks for doing the acidity tests CLO2.

I've been using CDH to make 75 ppm to brush my teeth for a few years now. Based on this new revelation, I think I'm going to continue using CDH, but instead of making and using 75ppm I'll make and use just 10ppm. That should make it much less acidic and yet still do the job of taking care of the bad bacteria in the mouth.

It will also be even better tasting too!

Thanks again,
Scott

Mart1n;
wondering if you can tell me - does these seem like the right stuff?;
www.ebay.com/itm/Trisodium-phosphate-dodecahydrate-TSP-Sodium-Phosphate-Tribasic-E339-Grade-500-g/113133830181?hash=item1a574d4025:g:1rcAAOSw5tNcTMpl
www.ebay.com/itm/Trisodium-phosphate-dodecahydrate-TSP-sodium-tribasic-98-pure-50-100g-0-8kg/261843099793?hash=item3cf710a091:m:m7Wid9x9v4CO_KmI_fNoLRg

its hard to know what kind of grade you are getting?