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 No one should ingest MMS2, calcium hypochlorite, in any way. Swallowing a capsule containing solid calcium hypochlorite must surely "burn" the stomach. Also, calcium hypochlorite reacts with hydrochloric acid, stomach acid, to produce chlorine gas. Chlorine gas is the worst of all types of chlorine compounds.

If it creates chlorine gas in the stomach, then wouldn't a lot of people be sick and dying from MMS2? It sounds so extreme, like fear mongering. But is it really possible?

Hmm, I have taken it myself very often (just out of curiosity) and have not noticed any negative effect. But I think I remember that it works somehow differently (but yet similar) than chlorine dioxide, therefore the only important thing is that the dosage should not be too high. And you have to drink enough water with the capsule. It even tastes similar to chlorine dioxide when you burp. But I still prefer CDS. But the statement with the described effect is hardly based on self-experience but more on the lies of the mainstream. 

I also cannot imagine that the gas from chlorine dioxide is toxic in the stomach (I mean we do not inhale the gas). It decomposes gradually to water, salt and oxygen in our body. That it gases during the process is self-evident (from my point of view). But maybe someone else knows more about it.

Right, I've read that half a capsule is the maximum one should take with MMS2. I haven't tried it yet myself, but thinking about buying a bag of calcium hypochlorite for the simplicity in the way it's activated. But CDS is a lot gentler to swallow. I may as well get a bag of it. Trying a lot of things right now to beat a very stubborn case of MRSA. Pure CDS on the skin seems to be helping it go away, but I still need something different internally, and a second thing external.

Is there some reason you prefer CDS over MMS2 though? Thank you for the feedback!

www.mmsinfo.org/infosheets/mms2_instructions.pdf

 

 

@oxytopsy

What I now found surprising after a short search is that apparently not only this "alleged" coronavirus, the alleged HIV and also MRSA is detected with the help of a PCR test. But I only noticed this when you mentioned MRSA and I had a little research.

I myself use capsules in size 00 to fill (from time to time) various food supplements (and in the past also MM2). The dosage depends on which capsules you use but the post from CLO2 shows the maximum dose. I would recommend in the beginning rather small doses (instead of the maximum dose) and then increase. But since this is too much effort for me, I prefer CDS. So actually these are only personal reasons, but if I would live in an area where I would get the ingredients only with difficulty and expensively, I would prefer perhaps MMS2. But here in Germany, a liter of sodium chlorite costs only ~15-17 EUR and the hydrochloric acid costs the same. And with the new TurboCDS method, the whole thing is a breeze to make. Also, a liter lasts very very long. But if I had to pay more for it, as in some countries (for example mexico where it would cost on some sites around 500 USD or more), MMS2 would be the first alternative I would use.

@Kingb

It would be great to test for MRSA at home, but it sounds pretty involved!

Earlier, methicillin disk diffusion test was used to detect methicillin resistance in S.aureus which was later replaced by oxacillin as oxacillin maintains its activity during storage better than methicillin and is more likely to detect heteroresistant strains. Now, cefoxitin is recommended as a surrogate for disk diffusion testing because it is a better inducer of the mecA gene. Tests using cefoxitin give more reproducible and accurate results than tests with oxacillin.

Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI) recommends broth microdilution testing for MRSA. Alternative recommended methods include cefoxitin disk screen test, the latex agglutination test for PBP2a, or a plate containing 6 μg/ml of oxacillin in Mueller-Hinton agar supplemented with 4% NaCl.

source: microbeonline.com/mrsa-emergence-types-detection/

It does sound rather tedious to fill capsules every day for MMS2, plus the danger of it accidentally breaking open before reaching the stomach.  TurboCDS? Is that where you make CDS using hot water?  Everybody is coming up with so many different names lately!    I started off making CDS after watching one of Adreas Kalcker's videos on preparation using the small sealable jar + the shot glass. Also known as the double infusion method. Then I got curious about what CDH was and found it very easy to prepare  in a 1 liter amber colored bottle. Yesterday morning I made a bottle using 100 degree water and 40ml of SC and HCL. Let it sit for 16 hours in the garage. It's cooling off now in the fridge. I like it a lot because I can prepare about 900ml  in a 12-16 hours vs 250ml in 24 hours for CDS. It's pretty good using as a body spray after showering.  If there's another "Turbo" way, I'd love to hear about it 

Does it really cost $500 USD in Mexico? That is insane! It would be way cheaper to have it imported through one of those specialty foreign shipping companies or buy a bus ticket to the US. 

Oh BTW, I also found this study about using Chlorine Dioxide to eradicate MRSA while researching what a PCR test was. That's a major win for Chlorine Dioxide's 99%-100% kill rate vs Bald's eye salve's 90% .

@CLO2
Thank you once again. I'll save that chart for later if I try it out.  BTW, in case you haven't, I think you should save the above PDF I linked and add it to your site on MMS and related info.  Although I'm not a fan of the pricey "CDSPlus" product they used, it does show that chlorine dioxide actually kills MRSA and they use traditional MMS1 too.

@oxytopsy

Sorry, my sarcasm sometimes gets the upper hand. But I wanted to allude to the fact that the HIV virus is already a huge fraud and Corona as well because the PCR test is not suitable to detect an infection. So the whole pandemic is in fact a plandemic. And now I see that MRSA is detected with the same test as HIV and Corona.... that raises for me the question if the lie just continues here.

But these topics would be too extensive to touch on here now.

"Turbo CDS" or "Quick CDS" can be made within 3 hours, which is why I prefer this method. It's much faster and you can make it every day without having to change the jar after 12 hours once like with the pickle jar method.

Here is a tutorial on how to make CDS in only 3 hours:
mmsinfo.org/infosheets/Quick_CDS_Made_in_a_Glass_Two_Compartment_Food_Storage_Container-final.pdf

And here you see how on the Mexican Amazon a liter of sodium chlorite and a liter of hydrochloric acid are sold for 759 USD:
www.amazon.com.mx/Clorito-de-Sodio-Activador-Desinfectante/dp/B08C3X3NTH/ref=sr_1_2?__mk_es_MX=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&dchild=1&keywords=mms&qid=1628758472&sr=8-2

Here is another example where 75 ml are sold for 590 USD:
www.amazon.com.mx/Clorito-Sodio-y-Activador-desinfectante/dp/B08KSSNN52/ref=sr_1_7?__mk_es_MX=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&dchild=1&keywords=mms&qid=1628758472&sr=8-7

Also on Ebay the prices are the same in Mexico. It's absolutely insane what they charge for the ingredients there. And I think you are (officially) not allowed to smuggle chemicals across the border. Because you need such ingredients also for drugs or bombs or other things. That's why I think it belongs to the controlled substances (but that's just my own assumption, I haven't checked that).

Indeed, here are also 31 proofs to find that MMS helps against MRSA.
mmstestimonials.co/ respectively here mmstestimonials.co/mrsa-staph

@Kingb

I caught the sarcasm, but I didn't wish to debate the idea that HIV nor Corona virus being a fraud. The PCR test can rule out the possibility of an MRSA infection, probably others too. It's just not good at definitely detecting MRSA. But a bad positive test doesn't prove that HIV or Corona are hoaxes. I think the number people dead from them are enough proof of their existence and it pays to be cautious rather than catching viral pneumonia. MRSA is pretty real as well. Doctors have refused to prescribe me antibiotics just because of it. 

Quick CDS, yes, the bento box. CLO2 showed me that some time ago. I couldn't find one locally. I may try it, it's just that right now I'm mostly using CDH externally in a spray bottle and with cotton swabs. I've tried taking CDS internally but couldn't tell if it was doing much for the out breaks. 

Okay, Mexico is out of it's mind! But those prices are actually in pesos. Like, right here a bottle of hershey's chocolate syrup is $134 pesos, but converted to USD it's $6.72. So that $590 liter of hydrochloric acid is actually $38.09 USD. And that $590 Clorito de Sodio y Activador is $29.60 USD. Mexicans don't get paid very much  in pesos relative to that though and that's likely what invites all the corruption. 

Indeed, here are also 31 proofs to find that MMS helps against MRSA.
mmstestimonials.co/  respectively here  mmstestimonials.co/mrsa-staph

Yes, I've been all over that site, it's a great place to find hope for curing whatever disease you suffer from.  I especially liked this one: mmstestimonials.co/mrsa-staph/staph-infection-cure-with-mms .  Anecdotal evidence is nice, but most of the time it's hard to find pictures of healing progress. On top of that, it's also possible that sometimes people can misdiagnose themselves, try MMS, watch it go away easily, and say that it cured what they believed they had without going to a doctor or getting a lab test done. A lot of people tend to mistake MRSA for a "spider bite" for example.  But I'm not saying that doctors are the best way either. Doctors can be egotistical, greedy, and extremely dismissive at times.  What I do like to trust is when something is experimentally tested, like all those clinical trials and studies on pubmed and other sites.  It's very dry reading, but they leave out a lot of the political bias and personal bias and just show what they found. The photos and description of the infected finger healing up are a great example of that too.

@oxytopsy

Hmm, I had not considered that peso dollars are shown as normal dollars. But after a short search I think you are right. I always thought that a dollar sign would be a dollar sign and that Mexican dollars would have to be marked differently (i.e. with MXN or mex$), but that doesn't seem to be the case. One never stops learning

But to the HIV topic you can find even here in the forum enough references that it is a hoax and also about Corona. Because if the vaccination contains huge amounts of graphene, which has been confirmed not only by many professors and doctors but in the meantime even by a former Pfizer employee, this is not about a pandemic or even about health but about transhumanism. 

Also, no virus has ever been properly isolated. It is merely computer generated models based on theoretical assumptions. Dr. Stefan Lanka and many other doctors have been explaining this topic for years, but they do not get into the mainstream and are not publicly discussed.

And I did not say that there are no sick people with various symptoms. Only there is no pandemic, it is only a planned theater play which is running in front of our eyes.

But the topic is as said too extensive to explain it here in a few lines. But on pages like Odysee, Bitchute or Rumble (but also here in the forum) you can find a lot of information about the topics.