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CDS to MMS 14 Nov 2016 02:12 #53976

Marie13 Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 4 Thank you received: 0	Hello everyone, I am new to the forum and am finding some conflicting information online. My bottle of CDS rewards 1ml for 3 drops MMS. Everywhere else I have seen that 1 drop MMS= 2ml. Is every bottle of CDS different? TIA!
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CDS to MMS 18 Nov 2016 14:30 #53988

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Thanks! So if I am taking 1ml CDS per hour, for a total of 8ml CDS per day, I am at the full dose of 3 drops MMS per hour for 8 hours as Protocol 1000 states?

I am diluting the 1ml CDS in 4oz water. Is it correct that adding more water to it, it will dilute the taste, but not the strength/effectiveness?

Sometimes I see a yellow gas in the bottle. I know I should not inhale it. Should I aspire/try do ingest with the water by drinking it from the bottle?

Thanks so much!

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CDS to MMS 19 Nov 2016 00:25 #53991

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Sorry! Just realized I could not edit my above post. Please note my revisions:

So if 2ml CDS = 1drop MMS, for a 3 drop dose I would take 6ml in 4oz of water?
If I am making a bottle for 8 hours it would contain (6ml x 8 = 48ml) 48ml of CDS?

I am diluting the 2ml CDS in 4oz water. Is it correct that adding more water to it, it will dilute the taste, but not the strength/effectiveness?

Sometimes I see a yellow gas in the bottle. I know I should not inhale it. Should I aspire/try do ingest with the water by drinking it from the bottle?

Thanks!

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