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CDS and food oxidation 07 Feb 2021 16:45 #67820

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CDS and food oxidation

I read somewhere that we should not take CDS with food because it will oxidize the food.

However is it really a bad thing? I mean Andreas say one of the problems we have is that the preservatives in food act as antioxidants and
our body struggles to digest it.

I usually prepare a bottle of water with 5 – 7 ml of CDS and I drink it during the day. And when I drink some with my meals it seems to help me digest better.

So is it really bad to take some CDS with food? And what is your experience drinking CDS/MMS with food?

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CDS and food oxidation 07 Feb 2021 17:52 #67822

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In my opinion it's not a problem towards the food, it's the other way around, the food is a problem to the CDS - it basically neutralizes it and makes it ineffective.

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CDS and food oxidation 07 Feb 2021 20:08 #67825

John_3_16 Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 17 Thank you received: 10	Well I don’t really care about the CDS being used by the food since I take more CDS later in the day.
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CDS and food oxidation 07 Feb 2021 21:38 #67827

CLO2 Offline Platinum Member Posts: 5393 Thank you received: 4260	If CDS (CLO2) oxidizes food found in a stomach, that just takes away some of CDS' potency. To make up for that loss of CLO2, increase dosage. The recommended CDS starting dose is 10ml of 3000ppm CDS in 1 liter (quart) of water per day. Follow Protocol 101 (Protocol C).
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