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Nausea from Citric acid 11 Dec 2020 09:34 #66906

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Hi I began the starter protocol this week, so far so good. No nausea or any side effects so far. I'm gradually increasing dosage up to 2ml/hour an then will move to 3ml/hour on day 6.

I had a question about storage of CDS. My fridge seems to have been malfunctioning this week and the temp dropped to around 1c. I opened the fridge today and the CDS had ice in it. I'd say it was 40% ice. I've read a couple of your posts saying it should be stored below 10c but do you know if freezing it can be detrimental?

Thanks so much for your help btw. I'm teaching my mum how to make CDS atm to treat the stomach issues she's had for 30 years and what I've learned here is priceless

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Nausea from Citric acid 11 Dec 2020 09:56 #66907

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I don't believe freezing and then thawing CDS is harmful, although I have not done that.

Somewhere in the past I read that freezing CDS is a way to prolong its life.

Most of the loss of CLO2 is when the bottle cap is taken off when CDS is removed for dosing. I drill a small hole in the cap and use a syringe and needle to take out doses. Tape can cover the hole or you can buy small tapered silicone plugs to seal the small hole.

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Nausea from Citric acid 11 Dec 2020 11:07 #66908

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That is a great Idea. I'll look into that this weekend

Btw. Do you recommend any specific protocol to treat stomach issues? My mum regularly gets stomach ulcers, we think from bacteria helicopyloria. She has bloating and lots of wind problems. I was concerned about giving her MMS orignally because of the acidic nature, so CDS is a blessing but I don't know how best to start her.

Also, I've noticed after taking 3-4 doses of CDS that my throat can become slightly sensitive, like I have a a cough and have been clearing it a lot. Is that normal?

Thanks!
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Nausea from Citric acid 11 Dec 2020 18:29 #66916

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Hi CL02 , Asyou may well know, I took your advice and made CDH... and I've just finished my protocol (I gave an update earlier) But since then, I've really been looking into everything and I was watching an Andreas Kalcker interview with Kerry Cassidy, I had missed the point that I was using a different thing to his CDS. SO, can you tell me the difference between CDH I made and used and per instructions in the video above to his CDH (apart from the obvious way of making it) - I take it they are the same end product at the end of the day?? The CDS looks longer to make aswell... compared to the CDH i made... Thanks

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Nausea from Citric acid 12 Dec 2020 05:27 #66923

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MMS1 is MMS activated 10% when made.
CDH is MMS activated 50% when made.
CDS contains only CLO2 gas in water.

So, both MMS1 and CDH contain residual MMS and possibly residual activator. Residual MMS should be activated by stomach acid, but we don't know how much more CLO2 is released from MMS.

You can watch Andreas Kalcker demonstrate my shot-glass and dual infusion method of making CDS here:

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Nausea from Citric acid 12 Dec 2020 10:13 #66934

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Hi CLO2, Sorry for repost, you may have missed it.

I'll look into the drilled bottle method this weekend, great idea

Btw. Do you recommend any specific protocol to treat stomach issues? My mum regularly gets stomach ulcers, we think from bacteria helicopyloria. She has bloating and lots of wind problems. I was concerned about giving her MMS orignally because of the acidic nature, so CDS is a blessing but I don't know how best to start her.

Also, I've noticed after taking 3-4 doses of CDS that my throat can become slightly sensitive, like I have a a cough and have been clearing it a lot. Is that normal?

Thanks!
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Nausea from Citric acid 12 Dec 2020 10:30 #66935

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Helicobacter pylori is discussed in Andreas Kalcker's book Forbidden Health on pages 254-256 including suggested Protocol C (Protocol 101).

Because CDS is high in CLO2, throat irritation can be a problem for some people. Try adding more water and use the mouth holding method. That is where you hold a dose of CDS in your mouth and some of the CLO2 will enter tissue and not be so strong when finally swallowed.
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Nausea from Citric acid 12 Dec 2020 11:05 #66936

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Awesome, thanks I will try that out... bless you

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Nausea from Citric acid 12 Dec 2020 20:58 #66943

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You could also try Protocol 102. Let me know if it works for you. Thanks.

www.mmsinfo.org/infosheets/protocol_102.pdf
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