4 Ways of Creating and Ingesting MMS/CLO2 in a Nutshell

Hi everyone. I wrote up the following to help end some of the confusion around the different ways of getting MMS/CLO2 into the body. I hope it helps.

First we must start off with a standardized drop measurement so we can compare apples to apples when looking at the following 4 ways of making and ingesting MMS/CLO2.

In the past Jim Humble decided that he would use a dropper that produced 24 drops per ml. That being the case, 1/24th of a ml (1 drop) of MMS (22.4% Sodium Chlorite) will have the potential to produce 6.7mg of CLO2 (Chlorine Dioxide).

Following are the different methods that have been developed and used to produce CLO2 from MMS for the purpose of ingestion.

To make the following methods easier to understand and compare, only 1 drop of MMS is discussed within each method. In practice however, normally more than 1 drop is used.

Method #1 - Stabilized Oxygen - Coldest on the throat but the most harsh on the stomach - Let’s say 1 drop of MMS NOT activated and added to 100ml of water:
(This is basically what Jim Humble was doing in the beginning without realizing it to cure Malaria)
When we combine 1 drop of MMS with 100ml of water, we will not have any activation externally and so we will get the following:
- 6.7mg X 0% activation = 0.00mg of CLO2
- However, 100% of the CLO2 will be generated when the MMS comes in contact with the acid of our stomach.

Method #2 - MMS1 - Only Warm on the throat and somewhat harsh on the stomach - 1 MMS drop activated for 30 seconds and then added to 120ml of water:
(Developed by Jim Humble and the way Jim uses MMS to make CLO2 now)
When we combine 1 drop of MMS with either 1 drop of 4% HCl or 1 drop of 50% citric acid for 30 seconds, we will have only partially activated it to about 10% of its maximum activation and so we will get approximately the following:
- 6.7mg X 10% activation = 0.67mg of CLO2
- The other 90% of the CLO2 will be generated when the remaining MMS comes in contact with the acid in our stomach.

Method #3 - CDS Overnight Method - Hot on the throat but easiest on the stomach - 1 MMS drop activated overnight and absorbed into distilled water:
(Developed by Andreas Kalcker and friends, then simplified by Charlotte Lackney)
When we combine 1 drop of MMS with either 1 drop of 4% HCl or 1 drop of 50% citric acid and allow the CLO2 gas coming from the drop to absorb into distilled water in a sealed container for 12 hours, we will have only partially extracted the CLO2 from the drop, to about 37% of its maximum amount and so we will get approximately the following:
- 6.7mg X 37% activation = 2.5mg of CLO2
- The other 63% of the CLO2 is lost in the process of making CDS.
- Note that there are no drops of MMS or acid in this - it’s pure CLO2 in distilled water.

Method #4 - CDH Method - Hottest on the throat but fairly easy on the stomach - 1 MMS drop activated for 8 hours in a bottle with water:
(Developed by Scott McRae and Charlotte Lackney)
When we combine 1 drop of MMS with either 1 drop of 4% HCl or 1 drop of 50% citric acid and 22 drops of water for 8 hours in a sealed glass bottle, we will have only partially activated it to about 50% of its maximum activation and so we will get approximately the following:
- 6.7mg X 50% activation = 3.35mg of CLO2
- The other 50% of the CLO2 will be generated when the remaining MMS comes in contact with the acid in our stomach.
- Note that all the ingredients added together equals 24 drop or 1ml and each ml contains 1 drop of MMS.

Again, I hope this helps to end some of the confusion.

May you be well,
Scott

Because almost all G2C protocols specify using MMS1 and not CDS or CDH, it becomes difficult to know how to dose when using CDS and CDH with protocols. So, here is a chart to help you figure CDS and CDH dosing.