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Can the already activated CDS be used for HIV treatment? And is CDS as effective as the classic MMS? Also one more question, can CDS be used while taking Atripla?

Sure it can. CDS is basically the same as CDH when it comes to the CLO2 contained in it. If you follow the guidelines in the following post you should be able to cure it if you dare try intravenous as I and a few others have. Be sure to read the attached patent in the post too:

g2cforum.org/index.php/list/hiv-aids/30007-hiv-how-much-iv-clo2-it-takes-to-cure-hiv-and-possibly-ebola-zika-dengue-etc

All the best,
Scott McRae

Thanks for the reply. A couple of questions please. The CDS I can buy is 3000 ppm. Will this be effective? And what rate of drip to use and how much for how long? I am very interested in trying this procedure but want to be very accurate with rate of drip and how much to put in my system. Any info would be welcomed as well as personal experience.

Good and important questions Tylerbong1

I'm going to write here what I would do myself since I'm not a doctor and therefore not technically qualified to give a patient advice, even though I have done this before.

First of all the 3000 ppm CDS is fine since it needs to be reduced significantly in order to be used.

To answer your other questions, if it were me doing this for HIV I would take a very conservative approach of starting with a 500ml IV bag or bottle of standard IV solution (0.9% sodium chloride) and add just 0.33ml of the 3000 ppm CDS to it. This will produce 500ml of a 2 ppm CLO2 IV solution.

I would then set the drip at 28 drops per minute, which assuming 20 drops per milliliter, would take 6 hours to finish the 500ml.

The reason why I would use the above approach is because assuming the CLO2 stays in the blood for a maximum of 2 hours, there would be some cumulative effect up to 2 hours and up to the highest cumulative amount at the 2 hour point which would remain until the end of the 6th hour. Also, starting with just 2 ppm should ensure that the amount of CLO2 in the blood at any time isn't too high. One time I injected myself with no apparent negative effect (via an IV port) with 12ml of 150 ppm which would have been made using 0.6ml of 3000 ppm of CDS in just 11.4ml of water, so almost 2 times the 0.33ml that I'm saying I'd do here but in just a small fraction of the 500ml of IV solution.

Another thing I'd do (if possible) is do a complete blood test immediately before doing this and immediately after in order to determine if there were any negative effects to the blood. By doing the before and after blood tests I'd know whether or not I could increase the amount of CDS used the next time (if needed), and I would be able to tell the world how safe this is to do so that others with all sorts of infectious diseases (HIV, EBOLA, MRSA, CRE & Nightmare Bacteria infections, to mention a few) could benefit from my experimentation and be assured that this is safe and effective to save lives.

I'll include the calculators I used here below:

IV Drip Calculator


ENDMEMO Dilution Calculator


Let me know if you have any other questions and please keep us informed of how this works for you.

May you be well,
Scott McRae

Thanks for the great info. Any ideas about Hiv having a lipid coating and breaking the coating down with coconut oil? 1 or 2 tablespoons per day of coconut oil might do this?

It sure couldn't hurt to give it a try - coconut is great in many ways. CLO2 is supposed to break down the outer envelope of viruses but you have to get it into the blood. That's why I personally would make sure it gets there by administering it intravenously.

Here's a patent which is all about using CLO2 to cure HIV, and also a couple scientific studies that discuss how CLO2 takes care of viruses:







Hope that helps,
Scott McRae

Hi Scott, thank you for all the info and advice. I have a question- how long is the shelf life of CDS?  Can only find vague information that is 5-6 years old about this subject.   I have been away working in remote areas and did not have my CDS with me. Have been away for 5 months. Will be back home in 1 or 2 months. So the CDS will be 6-7 months old when I plan to use it. The CDS has not been opened and is stored in a refrigerator. Wondering if it will have lost any strength. I plan to do an IV with the CDS this December or January..  Thanks 

p.s. I have attached an image of the product that was purchased.

TylerBong1 wrote:

Hi Scott, thank you for all the info and advice. I have a question- how long is the shelf life of CDS?  Can only find vague information that is 5-6 years old about this subject.   I have been away working in remote areas and did not have my CDS with me. Have been away for 5 months. Will be back home in 1 or 2 months. So the CDS will be 6-7 months old when I plan to use it.

The CDS has not been opened and is stored in a refrigerator. Wondering if it will have lost any strength. I plan to do an IV with the CDS this December or January..  Thanks 

p.s. I have attached an image of the product that was purchased.

Sorry about the duplicated attachments