CDS enemas, very strong, caused strong reflux

I've been only using CDS for a week or so.  Since I have sensitivities due to illness, I tend to do everything very slowly, and CDS is no exception.  Orally, I still only take less than  0.1 ml an hour, if even that.  I make a pint of distilled water using 1 ml of CDS, and then every hour I put one teaspoon of that into a 2 oz of water to drink.  So, it is very dilluted, and yet I have been having herx symptoms since the first dose I took.  

I have also found that enemas, which again are only 1/10 of what Kalcker recommends in his book, are much stronger on my system than taking it orally.  I use 0.2 ml in a bulb of distilled water for enemas.  It is really just a few drops of CDS, rather than full mls in an enema bulb.  I do ok doing that, but I made the mistake, yesterday, of doing one in the morning, and then another one last night.  

I found it impossible to get good sleep because of the horrible acid reflux I got from doing that.  It started about 20 minutes after the 2nd enema, and even this morning, I don't feel so great.  Tummy feels quite raw.  

I wanted to share my experience so that people who are sensitive can get a heads up.  I feel that CDS is a gift from the Divine, and yet must be respected for how powerful it can be.  It may be gentler than MMS, but it is still very potent.  

I will go back to doing one enema every 2-3 days, and will continue to use way below the S Protocol, at least until I have some healing under way.  
 

It would be interesting to measure the pH of the CDS doses you are ingesting and using in an enema. You can use an inexpensive pH meter or test strips. 

The PH strips is a good idea. I have tried two CDS brands, one gives me a very uncomfortable dry throat, the other brand doesn't. I guess not all CDS is created equal. For the first brand, I needed to use high PH water to counter it.

Did you happen to measure the pH of both bottles of CDS?

Recently I made CDS using 7.7 pH well water. The pH of the CDS was 7.5 

 

Wow, my CDS is way too acidic.  How do I balance the pH?  Can I add pink salt to the concentrate?  Or use different water when making the concentrate?  

Thank you!

Try using alkaline water when you make CDS doses, either individually or an all-day bottle. 

You can use alkaline water when making CDS. 

Your local grocery store may carry alkaline water. 

Adding salt will make the dose too salty. I tried that and gave up.