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Using Diluted MMS Drops For Cats 27 Nov 2016 06:51 #54034

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Hi all,

Instead of using CDS or CDH for cats or regular MMS, why not just use diluted MMS and let the cat's own stomach acid, which is very strong and plentiful, do the activating internally? After all, some of the CLO2 in the CDS or CDH will quickly and easily evaporate into the air and thus won't help your cat, and even 1 regular MMS drop is far too much for a small animal like a cat.

If the average cat weighs 10 pounds then it weighs about 1/17th the weight of an adult human.

To make an equivalent "MMS for cats" solution just add 16 drops of pure water to each 1 drop of MMS. Then take 3 drops of this prepared "MMS for cats" solution and put it into the cats food or water and let the cat's own stomach acid activate it. Now there's no CLO2 loss and your friend should get better faster.

If your animal weighs more or less just use different math to calculate how much to dilute your "MMS for humans" solution to make an equivalent "MMS for animals" solution

Hope this helps.

Scott

I'm Scott McRae, creator of "The Antidote" & CDH with CLO2's help (Charlotte Lackney)

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- Every ml of CDH contains 1 drop of MMS, so 1 drop of MMS = 1ml of CDH
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Using Diluted MMS Drops For Cats 30 Nov 2017 05:40 #56822

Mikichika Offline Fresh Boarder Posts: 3 Thank you received: 1	Hi Scott, Thank you for the interesting post. Do you know whether dogs stomach acid is strong enough for this method? Anyone tried this for cats?
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Using Diluted MMS Drops For Cats 30 Nov 2017 05:52 #56823

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Using Diluted MMS Drops For Cats 08 Jan 2021 02:56 #67444

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This seems like it has a good shot at acceptance by cats, and I wonder if others have tried it. Any new posts on this topic or any thread recommendations that might be related?

My cats don't have specific health problems but they do need some form of parasite control. They're about 4 years old and come into a lot of contact with potential pathogens, in the wild, in their food and so on. They don't drink water out of the bowl, so it would have to go in their food or a syringe most likely. If anyone has some advice on this or treats their cats for something similar, I would love to know about it!

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