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food in between CDS doses 21 Jul 2025 00:07 #87113

13grace Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 2 Thank you received: 0	Can you have coffee or milk or any of the "forbidden" in between CDS doses?
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food in between CDS doses 21 Jul 2025 10:26 #87118

CLO2 Offline Administrator Posts: 5902 Thank you received: 4690	13grace wrote: Can you have coffee or milk or any of the "forbidden" in between CDS doses? Absolutely NOT !!! Those are both strong antioxidants and will render CLO2 useless. Coffee stays active in a human body for 12 hours. See attached PDF file. This message has an attachment file. Please log in or register to see it. The following user(s) said Thank You: 13grace
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food in between CDS doses 21 Jul 2025 13:18 #87122

13grace Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 2 Thank you received: 0	Are you allowed kombucha during dosing hours?
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food in between CDS doses 21 Jul 2025 15:18 #87123

Kfran5 Offline New Member Posts: 2 Thank you received: 1	You can have them but 2 hours from taking a dose. So I would have my coffee two hours before I would start my 8 hour protocol and two hours after my last dose. The following user(s) said Thank You: 13grace
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food in between CDS doses 21 Jul 2025 18:15 #87124

stu77000 Offline Platinum Member Posts: 569 Thank you received: 428	Kfran5 wrote: You can have them but 2 hours from taking a dose. So I would have my coffee two hours before I would start my 8 hour protocol and two hours after my last dose. No, you can't have coffee 2 hours before dosing. You take it 1 hour after dosing.
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food in between CDS doses 21 Jul 2025 23:53 #87125

CLO2 Offline Administrator Posts: 5902 Thank you received: 4690	13grace wrote: Are you allowed kombucha during dosing hours? kombucha is an antioxidant and will reduce or eliminate the effectiveness of CLO2. Please read the attached PDF file. Attachments:
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food in between CDS doses 21 Jul 2025 23:58 #87126

CLO2 Offline Administrator Posts: 5902 Thank you received: 4690	Kfran5 wrote: You can have them but 2 hours from taking a dose. So I would have my coffee two hours before I would start my 8 hour protocol and two hours after my last dose. No, that is not correct. Coffee stays effective in your body for 12 hours, so waiting 2 hours to start dosing CLO2 does not work, obviously.
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