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Making up an 8 hr supply in 1 go
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What is interesting about the freshly made MMS1 hourly dose idea is that freshly made hourly doses can't be made if you are using CDS or CDH. Hmmmm. Maybe that is why CDS and CDH dosing is not in his latest book! I guess Jim is just an MMS1 only, guy.
I wonder if freshly made MMS1 hourly doses would be better than an IV drip of CLO2?
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CDH is 50% CLO2 outside stomach acid. www.brighteon.com/f87e228a-1b7a-4dc2-97c2-3cca272b88e4
MMS1 is 10% CLO2 outside stomach acid.
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I wonder why the basic protocol of jim humble ( p1000 ) is using 3 drops mms in each dose ..
And the basic protocol of Andreas kalxker 101 is using 1ml CDS in each dose ( equivalent to ½ drop of MMS ) and still thousands got well from many diseases with ½ drop ..
I know one might increase more than 1 ml in case of serious diseases ..
How come it works with kalcker's CDS protocol ..
In this case should we take less concentrated doses if it is effective ?
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abusamra wrote: Hi CLO2 ..
I wonder why the basic protocol of jim humble ( p1000 ) is using 3 drops mms in each dose ..
And the basic protocol of Andreas kalxker 101 is using 1ml CDS in each dose ( equivalent to ½ drop of MMS ) and still thousands got well from many diseases with ½ drop ..
I know one might increase more than 1 ml in case of serious diseases ..
How come it works with kalcker's CDS protocol ..
In this case should we take less concentrated doses if it is effective ?
Does it not have to do with the percentages of CLO2, eg CDS is 100% and MMS is 10% or am I completely missing something?
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But CDS is fully activated outside .
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Jim's Blog
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Longevity Tip: Take a Nap!
Published on: May 11, 2026
Eighty five percent of mammals, that is animals, take naps during the day. It is not really apparent if humans were meant to take naps or not, but children certainly take naps naturally. I personally have taken from 20 to 45 minute daily naps during my entire life. They keep one fresh. People often worry …
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Two Main Keys to Success with MMS/CD
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You might think there are too many details to pay attention to when doing a MMS/CD protocol. Well, I’m not gonna lie to you, there are some details involved. But let me tell you two key points if you want to get well using MMS/CD. These points are of utmost importance and these two points, …
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More on HCl (Stomach Acid)
Published on: April 20, 2026
Dilute HCl can be used as an aid to MMS/CD. Eighty years ago, back in the 1920’s and 30’s thousands of people were healed by a few doctors of many diseases including cancer. Eventually they were stopped, but there was one doctor who worked in the jungles of Mexico who had years and years of …
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Health Recovery Plan (HRP)
Published on: April 14, 2026
Note: Following is Jim’s reply to someone who asked him if MMS/CD would help a specific health condition they did not see mentioned in any of his books: Every week at least one new person approaches me with the question asking if MMS/CD will help them overcome some new disease. It is important to know …
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Importance of Stomach Acid
Published on: April 5, 2026
You have heard it said, “You are what you eat”, but in my opinion, it’s more accurate to say “You are what you absorb.” Stomach acid plays an important role in what nutrients you absorb from the food you eat. When someone is deficient in stomach acid the vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and other nutrients …
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Clarification of MMS Terms
Published on: March 29, 2026
The following is from Jim Humble, taken from the MMS Health Recovery Guidebook. MMS is the general acronym term used throughout the world to indicate many of the different uses of a solution of sodium chlorite in water. Sodium chlorite is a mineral/chemical, that when mixed with a food grade acid generates chlorine dioxide. Chlorine …