Teeth Brushing Procedure Clarity (MMS too low pH for teeth?)

Colm, that is great news that your teeth brushing solution is pH 7. I wish mine was, but it is not. And others have had tooth enamel softening happen when using MMS1 to brush their teeth.

Perhaps you could share your pH testing details such as the type and pH of the water only, then with added MMS1. Also the recipe you used. The brand and the range of pH of the test strips. How many tests did you run. How long did you immerse the strips. Any other important testing procedures so others can duplicate your results.

Why would you want to remove forum posts or threads? Others may benefit from reading them. Censorship here on the forum should not happen, although that did happened recently for the first time that I can remember. It seems that governments can and do dictate what their subjects can publicly say. Sad.

So you guys recommend CDS or MMS1 for brushing the teeth?

Testing that I did showed CDS to be less acidic than MMS1. The pH is mostly determined by the pH of the dilution water you use.

Frontier Pharma sells Dioxi Brite toothpaste, I've used it for years and think it the wonderful way to get mms in correct dosage, without the mess.
At least go there and read what he says about chlorine dioxide.

frontierpharm.com/

and for info on the site: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0414/2833/files/An_Overall_View_Cl02.pdf?1961

SupraSummus wrote: So you guys recommend CDS or MMS1 for brushing the teeth?

CDH4000. I use 0.5ml of CDH4000 in 50ml of water per brushing, which makes 40 ppm. That means I only use 1/2 of a drop of MMS per brushing instead of 5 drops as Jim talks about in his book the Health Recovery Guide.

The MMS recipe was way too acidic for me, it totally nuked my teeth, made them sore and sensitive, and yellowish, if I remember correctly. It was disastrous for me. I use CDS all the time now, and don't have a problem with that.

If you are looking for the CDH4000 recipe it can be found here:

open.lbry.com/@CDH-Protocols:8/CDH4000-production-treatments-infectious-diseases-cancer:f?r=DmeaFgpRPzY7h5LFyvRpExCMxmnqiNnm

Here's what I'm doing now - basically adding some baking soda to my teeth brushing solution just before using it to reduce the acidity. I think I'll try using it as an underarm deodorant too:



May we all be well,
Scott