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06 Dec 2011 20:56
  • hrbernal
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06 Dec 2011 20:36
  • Alanti
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Doug,


The unwanted particles come from the liquid in the reaction chamber.
Without airflow such particles are really minimal.
In any case if the ClO2 solution is not intended for IV infusions, there is nothing to worry about.
Regards.
Alanti
06 Dec 2011 20:29
  • polo
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Okkkkkk, so tell me why we shouldn't be some what worried about it in our own more primitive setup that doesnt have a scrubbing tower?

Also, can you be more specific, exactly what are these "unwanted liquid particles" they are trying to filter out of the same type of acidified Sodium Chlorite solution that we use and how does simply another batch of the same sodium chlorite solution do that?

thanks,

doug
06 Dec 2011 20:20
  • Alanti
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Hello Polo.
The scrubbing tower works as a filter.
The air flow may transport unwanted liquid particles that are kept in the scrubbing tower in such a way that the final solution is not polluted.
Alanti
06 Dec 2011 19:06
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I run across a .pdf pamphlet that describes how the chemical industry recommends making a CD solution at

www.docstoc.com/docs/38958828/Laboratory-Preparations-Of-Chlorine-Dioxide-Solutions

It describes an interesting setup not too unlike what is being done here.





What I find interesting is that there is a "gas scrubbing tower" in between the reaction flask and the CDS bottle in its ice bath. Supposedly in this scrubbing tower is simply a sodium chlorite solution. Any one have an idea what this does?

doug
06 Dec 2011 18:56
  • Michael Harrah
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Thanks Scott, good work!!!

Nice PDFs.

For anyone interested, I am attaching another pdf put out by Oxychem the makers of sodium chlorite; talks about 2 methods of generating chlorine dioxide, somewhat similar to what we are doing.

Michael

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06 Dec 2011 15:38
  • Truthquester
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Hello everyone.

Now that a lot of us have made this cds we have had more of a "hands on" with chlorine dioxide then ever before. Now we can really see it - it's what is going through that tube and combining with the water at the other end. Well I just came across a couple pdfs put out by the ClorDiSys company (a company that provides chlorine dioxide solutions to industry) that explains just what chlorine dioxide kills - and basically they says that there has NEVER been a bacteria, virus or fungus (including spores) that it has not been able to kill. This stuff we are working with is truly amazing!

Here are the pdfs:

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May you all be well :)

Scott
06 Dec 2011 11:40
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Hi All,

Just reading around about a few things and was wondering if some could clarify for me. I see on some online articles and even on the 1000+ protocol ( I see Jims protocol online mentions that this is a more effective one for herpes) that people are able to add DMSO to the MMS dose and drink it?! Is this true? What benefit does this have?!

www.genesis2church.is/mms-protocol-1000-plus.html

So if this is the case my second question is can we do this for CDS and if so what amount of DMSO should be added, the 1000+ protocol advises 1 drop of DMSO to 1 drop of MMS ration.

Thanks for your help guys!

Lily
06 Dec 2011 10:19
  • kiwi
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HI,
Thanks for an informative thread, it is useful.
Im awaiting a fresh supply of mms1 28% this week sometime. As I will be mixing this the same as mms1 mix, should I start a new thread as a project thread to keep the method in one place to not add to a mix of methods in this thread??

I have some questions:
So far, how many drops of mms1 plus citric acid have been found to be the most useful amount, say, for a months supply of cds.?

and for the number of drops of mms mixed, is there yet an established ratio of volume of cds to reach a desired saturation point?

and - i read some people are managing to measure the ppm or strength of cds - how is this done?

thanks
Kiwi
06 Dec 2011 08:10
  • Alan_SP
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How to take: put your dose in 3-4 ounces of water and drink. No activation with citric acid is needed.


About this, I think that more water could be used (7-8 oz, or 200 ml). It will reduce taste (especially important for people who already used MMS and had herxheimer). Also, maybe it's good to take it with cold water, it's seems that some people have more adverse reactions when drinking lukewarm water with MMS in it.

What are your experiences about this?
06 Dec 2011 01:41
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06 Dec 2011 01:34
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05 Dec 2011 18:20
  • lily8543
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Great thanks guys!! Really want to get going on this! Just waiting for a supplier here in the UK to send me the equipment (really helpful guy I found on ebay)

SO excited to be able to take it without that nasty nasty taste!

Lily
05 Dec 2011 18:16
  • Bagalamukhi
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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)
05 Dec 2011 18:15
  • pam
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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%
05 Dec 2011 17:39
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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
05 Dec 2011 16:57
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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
05 Dec 2011 05:20
  • kwag
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Kalcker alone have proved that 50% citric acid is NOT the correct ratio now. It's actually around 33%.

Maybe, who am I to say BUT I am pretty sure Kalcker did an equal 50/50 split when he mixed sodium chlorite and the citic acid together but if you say 33% then it must be true somewhere in some video -- how enlightening of you.

Even Jim did a 50/50 split -- anyway it seems like everyone wants to follow there own path and that is fine.

BUT remember -- I was just trying to keep it simple for the masses -- not for all you smart people.


Here's your enlightenment ;)

The information starts at 14:00
Sorry, this video is in Spanish, because Kalcker was speaking at a conference in Spain (Yes, he speaks English, German and Spanish), so probably this information is still not available in other languages.

Enjoy the new research!
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