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MMS Tablets gluten free and as good as liquid? 14 Dec 2014 14:26 #48461

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Hi guys, I've been taking MMS1 size 2 tabs for about 3 weeks every hour for 8 hours (protocol 1000). But i have not been "activating" them according to drops method. Am I wasting the tabs and will I not see results doing it like this? Do I need to activate first? I'm hearing that you put in capsules, so i'm thinking that I don't need to activate first. I put a little water in my mouth, pop in the tab, and chase with about 6-8 ounces, is this not good...again been doing it for 3 weeks, actually longer.

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MMS Tablets gluten free and as good as liquid? 14 Dec 2014 15:25 #48465

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Tick - you've been taking them correctly. Keep on track.

Saturday - you can get the capsules at any healthfood store or here - www.amazon.com/Empty-Gelatin-Capsules-Size-500/dp/B000AHCPEC

CL02 - I don't know how to make the 0.5% HCL and I'm not too good at precise metric measurements. If you have the time, I'd really appreciate you doing the test. I took 3 pills this morning and I can tell it was a little too much. I'm having some mild nausea symptoms.

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MMS Tablets gluten free and as good as liquid? 15 Dec 2014 05:13 #48473

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Larry I have only two MMS1 tablets left and would like to keep them for future testing as I have already shown that one size 2 tablet produces about the same amount of CLO2 as a MMS1 3 drop dose in simulated stomach acid.

To make 60ml of 0.5% HCL, the quantity and strength of average stomach acid, combine 52.5ml of distilled water with 7.5ml of 4% HCL. If you have a scale you can weigh the water (52.5ml of water weighs 52.5 grams) and a syringe can measure the 4% HCL.

Hope that will work for you.

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MMS Tablets gluten free and as good as liquid? 15 Dec 2014 05:47 #48474

larrymagee Offline Premium Member Posts: 144 Thank you received: 89	thank you Cl02. I didn't realize that you had already proven it. Wonderful. thanks so much for all the thorough testing and explaining that you've done over many, many months.
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