Welcome, Guest
Username: Password: Remember me
×

Advanced Search

Search by Keyword
×

Search Options

Find Posts from
Sort Results by
Search at a specific date
Jump to Result Number
Search in Categories
×

Search Results

Searched for: CDS
10 Dec 2011 13:50
  • Nir
  • Nir's Avatar
Truthquester

I guess you are talking about this chart - www.asknumbers.com/CupToMilliliter.aspx
but this is - Cups (US) to Milliliters Chart

Why would we use in Europe or any other country that uses milliliters US cups??
We use European Cups which are 250ml

So if you want to convert from European Cups to oz you should use my numbers.
if you want to convert from US cups to milliliters you should use your numbers.

The easiest way is not to use cups as a measuring method at all.
10 Dec 2011 13:47
  • pam
  • pam's Avatar
To answer your question, Bill, yes, everything makes sense to me re: mms1 and CDS. I think a number of people have stomach distress (whatever those words mean to them - cramps? diarrhea?) - and as long as bicarb does not interrupt the action of mms1, it may be a working alternative. We add the acid to the SC to bring the ph back down, so it's not too alkaline, bicarb raises alkalinity in the body - may be something to watch, there. But, it makes common sense - and a lot of mms, whether mms1 or cds is "common sense" based, as I have seen it.

In my case, it wasn't stomach problems or "taste" that could be covered up with sweetener - or even juice - it literally was the gas getting up in my sinuses and making them hurt and me nauseous. So, for me the CDS has been a real blessing. I even use it for my teeth - however, I keep my skin spray solution in mms1 form, because I keep some of it in the bath cabinet upstairs - and although that room stays around 60F, it's still a little warmer than I want to keep the CDS.

A number of people will stay with MMS1, some will go to CDS - I think we'll find that those who go to CDS will do so because they CAN'T do MMS1 - after all, if the choice is no treatment at all.... vs treatment you can do, I think that those who believe in Jim's work or have experience with it, will go with what they CAN do.
10 Dec 2011 13:44
  • Nir
  • Nir's Avatar
Truthquester

I do not know what they write on that website about cups, I gave only the chart conversion table - Ounces to Milliliter.
When we say a cup of water it is always 250ml this is how things work here and in every country i have been that use Milliliters.

If you will buy here a measuring Cups for 1, 1/2, 1/3, 1/4 cups it will ALWAYS be -
1 cup = 250ml
1/2 cup = 125ml
1/3 cup = 85ml
1/4 cup = 62ml

4 cups =1000ml=1 liter

This is how we use it in real life and i should know because i have been using it in the kitchen all my life.
10 Dec 2011 13:16
  • Truthquester
  • Truthquester's Avatar
Hi Nir,

What you have written here is not accurate. 1 cup, which is 8 ounces = 236.5882368 ml. I got this number off the website link that you provided. Please check it for yourself.

Take care,
Scott
10 Dec 2011 12:38
  • Edwin3110
  • Edwin3110's Avatar

since we know that acid is causing discomfort.. why not try mms1 activated then add some sodium bicarbonate to reduce acid effect and taste.. it might work well too... but hv nt try yet... but know SB will will nt dissolved mms

Why put your two cents in if it is meaningless? To many people are commenting on posts that they have not got a clue to what they are talking about.

Let people that have some real knowledge make comments please. This happens to many times on this forum and many other forums as well.

Keep quiet if you are not informed.


every great idea are come from simple idea.... and it is evolved from it.... everyone has a rights to see or to experiments every idea available so to advance further.... if those who are so worry of the fast advance or improvement of MMS or CDS.... the dreams to stop or slowing it down will not happen anymore....

no one is forcing anyone to follow any methods presented but it is a value for those who likes to experiments it or to discover some even better way in using MMS... off course i will too... forum is meant for everyone to do their own research and listen to no one.... if one think does not like what other are posting.. please don read it... at the same time.. dislike expression posting will mean nothing to anyone....
10 Dec 2011 12:22
  • Nir
  • Nir's Avatar
well, in countries that use litter, milliliter, grams, Kilograms (like the country i am from) -

1 cup = 250ml = 250 gram (the Weight in grams or kilograms are for water only).
4 cups = 1 litter (1000ml) = 1 kilogram (1000 gram) of water.
1 tea spoon = 5ml = 5 grams of water.
1 Table spoon = 15ml = 15 gram of water.

conversion table - Ounces to Milliliter:

www.asknumbers.com/ounces-to-milliliter.aspx
10 Dec 2011 12:04
  • jemco
  • jemco's Avatar
I think you are asking if CDS is easier than MMS1.
And if the above assumption is right, then do you mean easier by not feeling pain, or is there something else?

If that is what you are asking, I don't know. But Jim says that MMS1 can make the liver better.
Also CDS may do the same.

Here is a quote from "The Master Mineral of the Third Millennium" by Jim Humble:
The last three sentences indicate that protocol 1000 (starting with 1/2 drop) will clear up your liver.

"ALLERGY WARNING: A very few people are allergic to DMSO or
have very weak livers and can experience significant problems with
DMSO. To test whether or not you are allergic to it, perform this test:
♦♦ Carefully wash and dry your arm;
♦♦ Add one drop of DMSO to one spot on your arm and rub it in;
♦♦ Give it about 15 minutes to soak in and then wait several
hours.
If there is no pain in your liver area, it is probably safe for you to use
DMSO, which will be the case for 99 out of 100 people. However,
to be safe, wait 24 hours to make sure you have no reaction to the
DMSO.
If you do have a bad reaction to DMSO, you need to work on
improving your liver. Begin taking a half drop of MMS1 each hour
using Protocol 1000. Continue with the half drop until you feel it is
safe to take more. This will clear up your liver and probably other
problems that you have."

Joe
10 Dec 2011 11:27
  • Alan_SP
  • Alan_SP's Avatar

Useful measurements:
1 oz. = 1/8 cup = 30 ml
2 oz. = 1/4 cup = 59 ml
8 oz. = 1 cup = 137 ml
1 teaspoon = 5 ml
1/4 teaspoon = 1.25 ml


Just small correction to excellent article:

It should be 237 ml, not 137. I know it's typo, but please correct it, it may confuse someone. I find your article very useful and helpful. :)
10 Dec 2011 11:12
  • Bagalamukhi
  • Bagalamukhi's Avatar
Bill could you please be so kind to take all your negative, sarcastic, arrogant and know-it-all comments somewhere else... actually don't take them somewhere else... just transform them into positive, accepting, understanding and kind comments instead :) . Thats much more nice for you also.

You have the same style in many of the posts, and I don't think this negativity belongs in a wonderful forum like this.

Please :kiss:
10 Dec 2011 09:41
  • Nir
  • Nir's Avatar
According to Andreas Kalcker the reason they did the CDS in the first place was because regular MMS1 was making stomach problems for cows that were treated with it. so, they found a way to heal those cows with MMS1 in a different way - CDS. then they observe that the CDS if more powerful healer then regular MMS1 (at least for cows).

Now they are making some tests to heal people with it and i am sure that when they will have enough data and conclusions about the effectiveness of the CDS in compare with MMS1+Citric acid they will tell everyone if CDS is better,same or less effective.

Until then people who want to experiment with that themselves are doing so and other are sticking with the MMS1+citric acid.

For now, as far as i see it, it is just a new experiment with MMS1 and ways to take it.
10 Dec 2011 09:19
  • dishpan
  • dishpan's Avatar
I think she means compared to regular MMS drops... does the chlorous acid have a negative effect on the liver? (my question)

Think before you post replies, bill, about how you too at some time didn't know much about this stuff...

So8, do you know what is hindering your liver function? disease, injury, something else?

It seems to me that the CDS would be harmless to your liver tissues, and (depending on what the problem is) would probably help your liver to strengthen through cleansing. How the CDS is made affects the concentration (ppm) of CD in the water, and its easy to take more than necessary, so go slowly if you decide to try it.

I remember reading that DMSO can be hard on a weak liver.

best,
dish
10 Dec 2011 05:30
  • Bill
  • Bill's Avatar
Is CDS easier on the liver. My liver functions at 70%. Any advice on how to strengthen my liver?

Compared to what?

What kind of question is this?

Think before you post questions or comments!
________________________________________
I added this today, December 11th.

Okay this was your question -- better!

I was asking if CDS is easier on the liver than MMS1 and MMS2 together.
________________________________________
10 Dec 2011 05:25
  • Bill
  • Bill's Avatar
since we know that acid is causing discomfort.. why not try mms1 activated then add some sodium bicarbonate to reduce acid effect and taste.. it might work well too... but hv nt try yet... but know SB will will nt dissolved mms

To many people are commenting on posts and they LACK THE NECESSARY UNDERSTANDING to respond properly

Let people that have some real knowledge make comments please. This happens to many times on this forum and many other forums as well.
10 Dec 2011 04:28
  • Edwin3110
  • Edwin3110's Avatar
since we know that acid is causing discomfort.. why not try mms1 activated then add some sodium bicarbonate to reduce acid effect and taste.. it might work well too... but hv nt try yet... but know SB will will nt dissolved mms
10 Dec 2011 01:28
  • jbnet
  • jbnet's Avatar
My understanding of splenda, aspartame, saccharin are chemical poisons
that we are striving to rid our bodies of, and are not a substitute for sugar.
Health Foods stores have the right non-chemicals substitutes for sugar.
10 Dec 2011 01:05
  • pam
  • pam's Avatar
I made a batch last night, using the Humble vid as my guide, and got the same PPM measurement as Michael - fwiw.
09 Dec 2011 23:17
  • Bill
  • Bill's Avatar
Zorro -- you didn't say anything new--you just stated the obvious. BUT, is it the best decision?

I am saying what is causing the bad taste? Is it the higher and better concentration of CLO2 (which I believe) or is it the high acid concentration? --- then lower it to 35%.

What if anything are we giving up to avoid a taste? Are we giving up quality and quantity for the sake of our pallet? If I was really sick I wouldn't care what I was drinking if it was going to make me better. So who exactly are we catering too?

Has anyone thought to add a sugar suppliment to CLO2 like splenda after we add the water to MMS1?

If CDS is as good as MMS1 then fine. To everyone that has no problem with the taste then MMS1 is fine.
09 Dec 2011 22:37
  • Zorro
  • Zorro's Avatar
Hello Bill
Most people cannot stand the taste or the smell and they stop taking mms 1
This is a win-win for everyone no more bad taste or looking for a juice with out added vitamin c
to help mask the terrible taste
Zorro
Displaying 6391 - 6408 out of 6661 results.