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joannewil001 wrote:

I wish I had an answer for you.  I've never experienced this with MMS.  Not sure if it would be any different with CDS.  Can you gets your bloods checked out
to look for any vitamin deficiencies?

I sure have a magnesium/vitD deficiency, as i cant take those as mentioned. Everything else should be fine. Any way, i stopped the cds and feel fine again.
Sucks though, because i need it again for the second jab and in case of an infection. Might need to alter between some heavy antioxidative and cds.

BD wrote:

On the matter of DSMO.  I did heavy Protocol F on top of the injection site of my vax needle.  This was a mix of DSMO and CDS.

What are peoples' thoughts that applying DSMO over the vax site may actually assist to push the vax liquid into the body/cells....exactly what I'm trying to prevent!!

What I've read is that within 48 hours the spike protein has been detected in the ovaries and testes so even without DMSO
it disperses everywhere on its own and is not isolated to the deltoid muscle as is claimed.  I'd like to think that the DMSO can transport the CDS/MMS right into the injection site to eliminate spike protein before it has a chance to take hold and start replicating.




 

I had the same exact thought. I was very heavy handed in my applications and burned a good 4x4 inch patch of my arm. I put it on within seconds of shot and when I got home, I actually did cupping over it to try and pull up anything closer to the skin before I applied a new patch with the right amount to everything on it. I just have to hope that CDS was also pushed in and neutralized what it came in contact with. As far as pushing it in deeper, it disperses extremely fast from the site so if you didn't neutralize any of it, I don't think it would really cause more damage than it was going to do. 

BD wrote:

On the matter of DSMO.  I did heavy Protocol F on top of the injection site of my vax needle.  This was a mix of DSMO and CDS.

What are peoples' thoughts that applying DSMO over the vax site may actually assist to push the vax liquid into the body/cells....exactly what I'm trying to prevent!!

 

No it shouldn't because the DMSO patch is used with CDS and that destroys the poison content of the shot.

Jgogs76 wrote:

I had the same exact thought. I was very heavy handed in my applications and burned a good 4x4 inch patch of my arm. I put it on within seconds of shot and when I got home, I actually did cupping over it to try and pull up anything closer to the skin before I applied a new patch with the right amount to everything on it. I just have to hope that CDS was also pushed in and neutralized what it came in contact with. As far as pushing it in deeper, it disperses extremely fast from the site so if you didn't neutralize any of it, I don't think it would really cause more damage than it was going to do. 

My aunty got a burn too from her patch but she left it on too long.  She left the last one on overnight when she woke up she had burn blisters.  Second shot she didn't leave it on for as long and she was fine.

The reason why DMSO is used is because it can cross the blood brain barrier and looking at the neurological side effects that some
people are experiencing it's important for the CDS to be able to get to those areas and neutralize spike protein.  I'm not sure if
CDS is able to do this on its own but DMSO acts as the transporter. 

Nothing's meant to make it through that barrier however the nanolipid coating the mRNA spike protein transports it easily into the brain.  Remember it's meant to stay in the arm, produce antibodies and extend to the neighbouring lymph nodes but it's being transported everywhere.  It would be hitching a ride in your circulatory system. 

I think there's merit to vaccination technique.  Dr John Campbell talks about aspirating the needle to make sure you haven't hit a blood vessel otherwise it becomes an intravenous injection.  Makes sense with people having side effects within minutes and being able to taste metal.   It's crazy that they don't aspirate first and that there's a shortage of trained, qualified health professionals to administer the vaccines.  They had to train up new staff here for our mass vaccination events and my friend applied for the job and got it.  His medical background?  He's a social worker.  So they're pretty much taking anyone to administer these vaccines.



 

I know that CDS can be stored in a glass jar for up to six months, but its potency can drop to half.
Last batch I prepared of CDS, I have been using it now for four weeks. I kept the jar in the fridge and only take it out in the morning to take 10ml out to drink each day. I am noticing the coulour of the CDS in the jar is losing its yellow colour to the extent that it currently almost looks like transparent water. I realise that the gas is probably escaping, but I thought if I keep it in fridge (below 11C) this would prevent the gas from escaping.
Can anyone shed some light on this?

superdave wrote:

I know that CDS can be stored in a glass jar for up to six months, but its potency can drop to half.
Last batch I prepared of CDS, I have been using it now for four weeks. I kept the jar in the fridge and only take it out in the morning to take 10ml out to drink each day. I am noticing the coulour of the CDS in the jar is losing its yellow colour to the extent that it currently almost looks like transparent water. I realise that the gas is probably escaping, but I thought if I keep it in fridge (below 11C) this would prevent the gas from escaping.
Can anyone shed some light on this?
 

Are you using an airtight container?
Just a guess, but refrigeration will probably only slow down escape and not stop it if you aren't using an airtight container.

Others with more experience can correct me.

stu77000 wrote:

superdave wrote:

I know that CDS can be stored in a glass jar for up to six months, but its potency can drop to half.
Last batch I prepared of CDS, I have been using it now for four weeks. I kept the jar in the fridge and only take it out in the morning to take 10ml out to drink each day. I am noticing the coulour of the CDS in the jar is losing its yellow colour to the extent that it currently almost looks like transparent water. I realise that the gas is probably escaping, but I thought if I keep it in fridge (below 11C) this would prevent the gas from escaping.
Can anyone shed some light on this?

 

Are you using an airtight container?
Just a guess, but refrigeration will probably only slow down escape and not stop it if you aren't using an airtight container.

Others with more experience can correct me.
 

I did not use an airtight container

superdave wrote:

stu77000 wrote:

superdave wrote:

I know that CDS can be stored in a glass jar for up to six months, but its potency can drop to half.
Last batch I prepared of CDS, I have been using it now for four weeks. I kept the jar in the fridge and only take it out in the morning to take 10ml out to drink each day. I am noticing the coulour of the CDS in the jar is losing its yellow colour to the extent that it currently almost looks like transparent water. I realise that the gas is probably escaping, but I thought if I keep it in fridge (below 11C) this would prevent the gas from escaping.
Can anyone shed some light on this?


 

Are you using an airtight container?
Just a guess, but refrigeration will probably only slow down escape and not stop it if you aren't using an airtight container.

Others with more experience can correct me.

 

I did not use an airtight container

I think Andreas Kalcker used a jar with a hermetic seal in his demonstration video.