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MMS2 with DMSO? 14 May 2025 15:07 #86490

Brandon Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 3 Thank you received: 5	Hello, Can I use MMS2 or CDS with DMSO? I don't know if DMSO would cause chemical reaction with MMS2 or CDS reducing their potency. I have not seen in Jim Humble's book, nor Andreas Kalcker book reference in that regard. (Maybe I missed it?) Thank you
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MMS2 with DMSO? 15 May 2025 10:41 #86493

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Can I use MMS2 or CDS with DMSO? I don't know if DMSO would cause chemical reaction with MMS2 or CDS reducing their potency. I have not seen in Jim Humble's book, nor Andreas Kalcker book reference in that regard. (Maybe I missed it?)

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Do not use DMSO and MMS2 at the same time. It is stated as such in Jim Humble's book MMS Health Recovery Guidebook. I highly recommend you get it.

You can however take them both but with a 30 minute break in between each one.

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MMS2 with DMSO? 15 May 2025 17:38 #86494

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Brandon wrote:
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Can I use MMS2 or CDS with DMSO? I don't know if DMSO would cause chemical reaction with MMS2 or CDS reducing their potency. I have not seen in Jim Humble's book, nor Andreas Kalcker book reference in that regard. (Maybe I missed it?)

There are numerous warnings in Jim's 2016 and 2019 books to NOT take MMS2 and DMSO at the same time. A 30 minute separation is safe.

I tested this and measured a high temperature (> 100F as I recall) and white smoke! Very dangerous, which is why Jim added his many warnings in his books.

On the other hand, I also tested HOCL made with an electrolyzer, and noted no white smoke and only a few degrees increase in temperature.

DMSO taken with CDS is not a problem. DMSO does not reduce CLO2 concentration when combined with CDS or MMS1. This has been tested.

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MMS2 with DMSO? 24 May 2025 11:39 #86637

Coin Gracie Offline New Member Posts: 3 Thank you received: 2	DMSO at 99% will cause anhydrous (dry) calcium hypochlorite to violently decompose and combust. Very hot, lots of oxygen released as well as chlorine gas. First hand knowledge. You need the separation, and do not keep both open on the same counter at same time to avoid cross contamination. The following user(s) said Thank You: BoisvbMMS, bbold
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