I need to eradicate herpes completely from my system. I am tired of it.

Mike, don't use metal containers as they will react with MMS.

One drop of MMS contains 6.7 mg of CLO2. If all of it can be released with an acid, that would release 54 mg of CLO2 from 8 drops.

Your 2 liter water bottle contains 2000 ml of water and if you dose hourly for 8 hours, that is 250 ml/dose or 8 fl oz/dose and could provide 6.7 mg of CLO2 hourly IF all the CLO2 is released from MMS.

If using 3000 ppm CDS instead of unactivated MMS, you would need to add 18 ml of CDS to the bottle. Each of the eight 250 ml doses from the bottle would give you 6.7 mg of CLO2. CDS is not normally dosed in drops, unless you have very strong 24,000 ppm CDS, which is not recommended.

Hey guys.

Today was my first day of taking 2 liter of water to work with 8 drops of sodium chlorite inside. I finished it by the time I came home from work in the evening.

One thing that I wondered was how I hardly tasted anything or it didn't have the usual smell.

I wondered, if into a small drinking cup I put 3 or 4 drops, how can 8 drops be enough in 2 liter of water? Does the fact that it is not activated in the 2 liter of water somehow make it more potent?

Do we need to consume less sodium chlorite than we would need to consume activated MMS.

How high could/should I go in putting the drops in the 2 liter of water.

I had gone for 2 liter water bottle, because I wanted a constant supply of it during the day. But would it have been better to get a 1 liter bottle instead so the same amount of drops would be more concentrated.

As long as you drink the entire bottle of water every day, you will be getting all the MMS you put in it. Your stomach acid should activate the MMS drops.

I think a 1 liter bottle would be okay and you won't be making so many trips to the bathroom. But, you may taste MMS when using less water.

"Do we need to consume less sodium chlorite than we would need to consume activated MMS?" I would think the result would be the same using either method, drop-for-drop.

"How high could/should I go in putting the drops in the 2 liter of water?" I would stay at the same dosage for a week or longer before you increase. Scott will have some thoughts on this subject.

Hey guys. Second day today.

Just one thing got me worried today and I must admit this happened after I watched the video on the other thread from Natural News regarding the Coronavirus. Natural News recommended chlorine dioxide against coronavirus for acute uses and wouldn't recommend it long term use. And I believe even Jim Humble suggests similar which is why we have the Protocols and we do not do them indefinitely.

Now that am mixing this in my daily water consumption, that will become pretty chronic usage. And also since this is a pro-oxidant, isn't that essentially detrimentally to the aging process of the long term? I mean we all know anti-oxidants are considered to be anti-aging, so a pro-oxidant used the way I have begun, can't be too good on the long term.

Hi Mike,
First of all regarding CLO2 being an oxidant or pro-oxidant and maybe being harmful to the body - sure, that might be true, but then again it might not. I would think that having the Herpes virus for sure isn't good for the body though. With this method, the amount of CLO2 going into the body is quite a bit less than with Protocol 1000, one third to one half less. But of course, you will probably need to take it for a long time, but as I said before, I think little by little you will see a decline in the intensity, duration and frequency of the outbreaks and that's why I think it would be helpful (psychologically) to track it, so if you can see a trend in a positive direction, you'll know it's working, even if it is a slow progress - Rome wasn't built in a day.

Regarding the taste and smell - yeah, there shouldn't be any. That's what makes this method so nice and easy and doable for 3 years like I did. But that doesn't mean there isn't anything happening inside of course. And about adding more drops in less water - I tried that, and it created a pretty bad, metallic taste in my mouth for some reason and then that defeated how easy this method is to do. You can try it if you want to though. Another thing is the higher you go in drops, the more likely you're going to have stomach cramps and such - so I don't recommend it. But hey, maybe it would be fine for you and you'd be able to get more CLO2 into your system. But if you do try to add more and it tastes bad and gives you a stomach ache, don't stop - instead go back to what I did at about 4 drops per liter, or whatever you're comfortable with.

Hope that helps - let us know if you have any other question.
Scott

Jim recommends 6 drop daily maintenance doses of MMS1. Read about Daily MMS1 Maintenance Dose on pages 201-202 in the MMS Health Recovery Guidebook. Of course, MMS1 is only one of the three SCS we use. CDH and CDS also contain CLO2, so any of the three SCS can be used for daily CLO2 maintenance dosing.

Six drops of MMS contains 40 mg of CLO2, so it is easy to determine how much CDH or CDS is needed, assuming that all of the MMS in MMS1 & CDH is activated by stomach acid. CDS is not effected by stomach acid, so it is the only SCS that we know for sure that will provide a known amount of CLO2 into our stomachs.

Another reason to take CLO2 daily is to remove glyphosate, which we ingest with our food and drink, as per Dr. Stephanie Seneff.

MikeGreo wrote: I mean we all know anti-oxidants are considered to be anti-aging, so a pro-oxidant used the way I have begun, can't be too good on the long term.

I tend to agree.
I myself do protocol 1000 for 3-4 weeks. After that I do just maintenance and go over to take other pathogen killing minerals and vitamins. Iodine for example does many of the same things as MMS does. Zinc, copper, borax, selenium, vit C, D etc.
After some time one could do another round of MMS if needed. And so on..