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cdh and cds not effective when mixes with stomach acid 06 Jan 2015 23:49 #48723

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MMS2 is not CDS or CDH. Read Protocol 2000 and 4000 at the bottom of this page. And this set of definitions should help. www.mmsinfo.org/infosheets/mms_acronyms_defined.pdf
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cdh and cds not effective when mixes with stomach acid 07 Jan 2015 02:50 #48724

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This is all good information. I wonder, though, about MMS2: Humble says that it's a fantastic product, that it kills pretty much any disease, but then goes on to say that he wouldn't replace MMS1 with it. Says to only use MMS2 if you don't have MMS1. Doesn't explain why, though. Does anyone here know?

Also, I've read about people using combinations of MMS1 / or CDS / with DMSO with success in curing autoimmune disorders, but they didn't specify how often, in what quantities. I don't want to take too much, too little, too frequently or too infrequently. Thank you for any advice.

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cdh and cds not effective when mixes with stomach acid 07 Jan 2015 18:04 #48731

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Says to only use MMS2 if you don't have MMS1. Doesn't explain why, though. Does anyone here know?


My guess is Jim says this because MMS1 has been used much longer than MMS2.

Jim has said recently that both MMS1 and MMS2 are effective against Ebola in Sierra Leone.

If you are not getting results using MMS1 or MMS2 alone, then try using both as per P2000.

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cdh and cds not effective when mixes with stomach acid 27 Jan 2015 20:51 #48888

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penwah114 said:

I just read on JM website that cdh and cds not effective when ingested into the stomach.


Hmmmm, someone once said that a picture is worth a thousand words, so the following picture can speak for itself. For the almost complete story read this: Visually comparing MMS1/CDS/CDH CLO2 quantities in a simulated stomach environment

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