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Hey all,

I was watching the Andreas Ludwig Kalcker video on how he infuses water with mms1 as opposed to the traditional method of mixing drops.  I am interested in this method because I want to try protocol 1000, but the mixing drops every hour is nearly impossible with my daily schedule and I do not want it to lose potency if I premix it for the day.  My understanding is that infusing the water with thr Andreas method, it does not lose potency, I hope I'm correct in thinking that.  However, I am still unclear about quite a few things after the video.

1)  What are the benefits of infusing in this manner VS mixing drops and drinking?  Is it simply easier and less time consuming in the long run rather than mixing every hour?

2)  He does not specify what size jar or how much water to surround the shot glass with.  Does anyone know what size jar to use?  How much water to surround shot glass?  I see 17oz jars on Amazon and wondering if that will do?

3) One other thing he does not mention is how much to consume.  I assume it's because of youtube rules on human consumption.  So, he uses 5mL of sodium chlorite and 5mL of hydrochloric acid.  If I use this method, how do I apply it to protocol 1000 doses?  I plan to use this protocol and wondering what to do with the solution after.  How much of it to mix with water.

4) Why not just empty the residual liquid that's in the shot glass back into the surrounding solution after its complete?  He recommends using it for disinfectant, but I'm just curious why you can't pour it back into the surrounding solution?

5) How long does chlorine dioxide last doing it in this matter?

Thank you.  Hopefully someone can clear this up.

My tests have shown that mixing "a day's worth" of MMS does not
lose enough potency to matter. (imo)

I was using a one liter dark brown-amber glass bottle, which is large enough
to hold eight (1/2 cup / 4 oz) doses, or 4 cups. (Amazon; about $10)

I put a piece of tape up the side and added 1/2 cup of water and
made a mark to show how much one dose is, and either drank or poured
up to each mark, or used a small graduated beaker (Walmart cooking utensil section)
to drink 4 oz. It is close enough. (or mark a small glass at 1/2 cup)

If you keep the bottle more or less out of the direct sunlight, and in a "room temperature"
setting, when I tested the last dose with ClO2 test strips, they were pretty much the
same value as the first dose. Not enough difference that I think it matters.
(as accurate as you can be with test strips)

Or you can make 1/2 bottle twice a day for even closer potency. (but it probably doesn't matter)

It is all "close enough", anyway, as we tend to use the methodologies. (i.e. not super-accurate)

So 8 drops of MMS in 4 cups STEAM Distilled water (about up to where the top curve of
the bottle starts if you don't care to be more accurate) is 1 drop per hour for 8 hours.
16 drops is 2 drops per hour. 24 is 3 drops. Etc. (4 drops is 1/2 drop; 2 drops is 1/4)

That has worked perfectly well for me and others I have used the same method with.

I am currently using 24,000 ppm CDS, which is drop-per-drop compatible with MMS mixed,
although it is stronger because it is 100% activated. I use a little plastic dropper squeeze bottle,
so it is much easier to use. Just squeeze the drops, add the water, and drink.

I mention on my website, link below, where I get my products.
(Menu: 'Using MMS/CD/ClO2' page, near the bottom; with images for reference)
 

Thank you for your reply.  That's good to know that it does not lose potency.

Since each dose in the protocol 1000 suggests only 4oz of water every hour,  when are you able to drink more water?  How long after?

I'm unclear on this because while I understand certain foods should not be eaten while taking mms1, extra water seems to not have been mentioned unless I've missed something.  Sometimes I get headaches while taking the mms1 and I've heard that I should consume more water.  Should this be done after the 8 hours of dosing?

Also, what did you mean by "Steam" distilled water?  I see distilled water on shelf at supermarket, but never have seen "steam" or unless I've overlooked.  Thanks.

I searched the web for "Andreas Kalcker protocols" using duckduckgo and came up with all of his protocols for using CDS. I'm not sure what you will find with google search.

If you were to add the contents of the shot glass into the CDS after it's finished, you would have what's called CDH, which was developed by user Truthquester and user CLO2. They both have a ton of information on this forum. I suggest you search for them with your particular topic in the search tab at the top of this page.

I just searched this forum for user "truthquester" with the subject "making CDH" and came up with some information on using CDH vs CDS.

A search for CDH4000 also provided a lot of information.

 

'Steam Distilled'. This means distilled water. To distill anything it has to be 'boiled' and the vapour taken off and condensed. As opposed to reverse osmosis, softened, ion exchange etc. Just look closely at the label to make sure it's distilled as opposed to anything else. Some labels imply distilled, but looking closely are not. Here in the UK expect to pay about a quid a litre on average. In the USA it seems ot be more widely available and cheaper.
As for water - whether you're taking mms or cds it's the quantity of the mms or cds in your dose take that counts. So, with mms if yr dose is 3 drops, if you want to take your dose in a small glass of water or a huge mug that's up to you. It will go into your stomach, and the CD will have evaporated due to the temperature in your belly within minutes.
It's best to drink it in short shrift, though especially at room temperature. If you leave it hanging around there won't be any CD left in solution.