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Re: NEW ! CDS Clorine dioxide solution (MMS) by Andreas Kalcker 04 Dec 2011 06:49 #8754

orv Offline Premium Member Posts: 95 Thank you received: 27	When will you be doing your test strips ? It will be interesting
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Re: NEW ! CDS Clorine dioxide solution (MMS) by Andreas Kalcker 04 Dec 2011 07:33 #8755

whynotme Offline New Member Posts: 19 Thank you received: 18	Hi dear people I just got a message from my MMS supplier from the UK , that they are going to deliver CDS in the future Not a lot, because of transport and tenability and if that doesn't work out they offer you a kit to prepare it yourself Watch futurehealthtoday.com all the best peter The following user(s) said Thank You: ruby74869
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Re: NEW ! CDS Clorine dioxide solution (MMS) by Andreas Kalcker 04 Dec 2011 09:41 #8760

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pam wrote:
I was thinking, and could be wrong, that I would activate 3 drops of mms, put it in 4 oz of water, and measure the ppm. This would give me a "base measurement"

Then I would take 1mL of CDS, made as Mark and Andreas have shown, put it in 4 oz of water, and measure the ppm.

Assuming that Mark and Andreas are correct, (each mL is equivalent to 3 or 4 drops of activated MMS) would this not work as a test?

Yes, this way you'll know how 3 drops compare to 1 mL of CDS, is it more or less strong. But with my method you'll have idea how strong (how many ppm) is one drop of MMS and when you measure CDS, you'll know how many drops it represents.

For example, with your method you'll measure (just guessing here) that 3 drops are 350 ppm. And that CDS is 400 ppm. And yes, here I didn't take in account dilution you're planning to make to 4 oz. Anyway, this way you'll have idea about strength of CDS compared to 3 drops, and you'll still need to divide 350 ppm with 3 and find that 1 drop is about 120 ppm (I round that up).

I think that it's best to know how strong is 1 drop of MMS, then we could easily calculate for how many drops CDS stands for. As I said, I measured that one drop is in range of 200 ppm that looks pretty much. And I may be wrong.

Also, when someone has CDS that's stronger than 500 ppm (as test strips don't measure higher strength), I suggest that (s)he dilutes it by two, or four (or ten, whatever is needed to get in test strips range) and then test. This way will know with same test strips how really strong is that batch of CDS.

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Re: NEW ! CDS Clorine dioxide solution (MMS) by Andreas Kalcker 04 Dec 2011 09:49 #8761

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I think that the most important thing about CDS is how to seal first bottle, one where we activate MMS.

What materials to use, how to use them.

I tried to make CDS and first time it was disaster, CD leaked out, sealing wasn't good at all, I had CD poisoning and still coughing. Of course, almost no CD was in second bottle.

And about storing CDS, I suggest that all CDS is stored in bottles full to the maximum. That way CD has to stay in water as much as it is possible. I have bottle of CDS that barely has CDS and I can see it's full with CD gas. So for storing, bottles should be full and when you start to use it, it would be best if you have more smaller bottles, so each is full to the maximum, leaving no room for CD to get out of water (or saline solution).

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Re: NEW ! CDS Clorine dioxide solution (MMS) by Andreas Kalcker 04 Dec 2011 10:03 #8763

pam Offline Platinum Boarder Posts: 4593 Thank you received: 3703	orv wrote: When will you be doing your test strips ? It will be interesting My test strips will be in at the "local" Grainger store (45 miles away) on Tuesday or so. They'll call me. Obviously I won't get to testing until after that. The following user(s) said Thank You: orv
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Re: NEW ! CDS Clorine dioxide solution (MMS) by Andreas Kalcker 05 Dec 2011 16:57 #8856

lily8543 Offline New Member Posts: 17 Thank you received: 2	Hi Peter (aka why not me) I am in the UK too do you know when they will start supplying the CDS herein the UK or the kit? I am really keen to get going but truggling to find the kit needed. Lily
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Re: NEW ! CDS Clorine dioxide solution (MMS) by Andreas Kalcker 05 Dec 2011 17:39 #8860

lily8543 Offline New Member Posts: 17 Thank you received: 2	Hi Guys! Just wanted to double check something, it is distilled water that should be used for oral use isnt it not saline solution? Lily
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Re: NEW ! CDS Clorine dioxide solution (MMS) by Andreas Kalcker 05 Dec 2011 18:15 #8865

pam Offline Platinum Boarder Posts: 4593 Thank you received: 3703	Lily, for oral ingestion you can use either, Jim Humble uses distilled or reverse osmosis water (I doubt he wants us to buy a RO filter <G>) - it's only if you're doing injections that you are supposed to use the saline solution at .9%
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Re: NEW ! CDS Clorine dioxide solution (MMS) by Andreas Kalcker 05 Dec 2011 18:16 #8866

Bagalamukhi Offline Premium Member Posts: 92 Thank you received: 34	He said you can also use normal drinking water... thats what I did.. and it came out fine (I hope.. I don't have one of those things to test it)
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