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DMSO dosing, CDS equivalency to MMS Questions 17 Dec 2023 10:28 #80735

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Rita34 wrote:
Questions while waiting for my books on DMSO and CDS. My DMSO and CDS have arrived before the corresponding books on both at the same time I would like to begin rather sooner.

DMSO: I am currently on MMS but can barely handle 1-2 drops/ hour due to nausea. Not a candidate to add DMSO to this dose. Someone suggested to take DMSO separately during off hours: How far from the MMS or clay dozes should I take DMSO? How much should I start with? How do I take it? My DMSO bottle says 99.9%.

CDS: How do I replace MMS with CDC? The one I bought is 3000 ppm. If I am taking 1-2 drops of MMS/hour - what should I take as an equivalent utilizing CDS? What is the ratio of water to CDS taking? Should I apply the same rules for CDS as for MMS in terms of food? No food while taking?

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Rita

Please do not try to equate MMS1 and CDS. The problem is stomach acid when ingesting MMS1. Stomach acid varies a lot.
Checkout the attached PDF file from Andreas' first book, which was never translated into English.
If using MMS1, follow MMS1 protocols.
If using CDS, follow CDS protocols.

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DMSO dosing, CDS equivalency to MMS Questions 17 Dec 2023 15:06 #80744

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Can you verify that I'm doing this right?

So if I don't have a one liter bottle at the moment and I want to take CDS hourly I would start off by adding 1ml of CDS to 100 ml of water and drink that 10 times per day which would equate to 1 liter of water a day. Is that correct?

For severe illness he recommends 30 ml per day - which for me would mean 10 dosages of 3ml in a glass with 100 ml of water
For Critical Cases he recommends 80 ml per day - which would mean 10 dosages of 6.7 ml in a glass with 100 ml of water

Does that sound right?

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DMSO dosing, CDS equivalency to MMS Questions 17 Dec 2023 20:21 #80746

CLO2 Offline Administrator Posts: 5556 Thank you received: 4391	Protocol-C basic dosage is 1ml of 3000ppm CDS hourly in water. If you feel any mouth or throat discomfort, add more water to hourly doses. You can also hold a sip of diluted CDS in your mouth for a few seconds before swallowing the dose. The following user(s) said Thank You: Telesphorous
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