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technical doubts about MMS2 06 Jan 2018 21:23 #57184

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Good afternoon,
I have some technical doubts about MMS2. I thank you if you can help.

1 - How long does it take or what is the half-life of the hypochlorous acid produced by the dissolution of calcium hypochlorite in water.
2 - Of the total mass of Calcium Hypochlorite ingested when it is converted to hypochlorous acid and other products result from this reaction.
3 - Since the pH of the stomach varies between 1.5 and 3.5, what would be the production of free chlorine and hypochlorous acid in the case of calcium hypochlorite ingestion.
4 - In the case of the standard dose of 500 mg of calcium hypochlorite (Capsule 0) How many PPM (estimate) of hypochlorous acid will result in blood and tissues. .

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technical doubts about MMS2 07 Jan 2018 00:03 #57187

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technical doubts about MMS2 07 Jan 2018 03:14 #57190

CLO2 Offline Administrator Posts: 5668 Thank you received: 4493	There are a number of mistakes at that website regarding CDH, CDS and MMS2. Best to get information from books written by Jim Humble and perhaps others who know what they are talking about from personal experience, rather than copying from numerous websites that are either wrong or use old information. The following user(s) said Thank You: fourfingerz
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technical doubts about MMS2 07 Jan 2018 10:03 #57194

constantguilt Offline New Member Posts: 7 Thank you received: 2	not at the one I posted was basic science of it. Couldnt have been wrong.
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technical doubts about MMS2 07 Jan 2018 11:35 #57195

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educate-yourself.org/mms/chlorinedioxidebasics004sep12.shtml is the site I was referring to - it does make some statements that are wrong. For instance, MMS2 does not need stomach acid to produce hypochlorous acid, it only needs water.

His take on CDH is also wrong. Using 5% HCL will result in a very short effective life. And, he forgot to say that it takes about 12 hours to make CDH. His method makes MMS1.

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