Thanks Pam for the info from Andreas!
jrook, I put together the best info available right now on the CDI on my website. The recent newsletter had more details than we have had before.
www.michaelharrah.us/index.php/CDI-Chlorine-Dioxide-Injectable/cdi-how-to-make-it.html
How to make and administer CDI (chlorine dioxide injectable)
(Best info I have at this point; see also CDI Reports)
Best info on this in the 10/21/12 MMS Newsletter
mmsnews.is/all-newsletters/136-mms-cds-and-hiv-update-10-21-2012.html . It gives the actual protocols followed for 8 weeks by an HIV positive patient who then tested negative after this. It looks like this was actually only "7" weeks and not 8, so maybe that was a typographical error. In the final week (7) they used CDI injections and give the details (see yellow highlights below).
The Grenons were using baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) to buffer the CDS (8,000 ppm) to 6.5 pH measured with a digital pH meter. However, Andreas Kalcker said (see
at 1:06) he tried this method of buffering with baking soda in a study with 160 animals and the results showed it neutralized the CDS benefits. Andreas says it is much better to buffer to 5.5-6.5 pH using sodium chlorite (MMS). Therefore, based on Andreas' advice, it would be better to buffer the CDS for injection using MMS drops till you get to 6.5 pH measured on a digital pH meter.
Based on the above information, I would recommend:
Recipe for CDI:
CDS 8,000 ppm
add sodium chlorite solution (unactivated MMS) till reach 6.5 pH.
Administration:
up to 3 cc intramuscular in buttocks, up to 2 times/day
up to 2 cc intramuscular in arm
up to 1 cc subcutaneous in stomach fat