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CDH 02 Jun 2014 17:57 #44927

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I watched one of your videos on CDH. He says that 1CC = 3 ACTIVATED drops, and that 8CC = 24 drops. This is the part that I am not clear on; he says to purchase a 1/2 liter, or a 1 liter bottle and put the 8 lines on it. Ok, but we are only talking about 8CC of liquid. Should we need a i/2 or 1 liter bottle for such small amount, or should this amount be more? Please make another video showing all the steps and the actual size bottle with it's 8 lines markings. Thank you so much, please do this for me and for those who are confused also. Oh yes, would you show and explain how the 5% HCL is made, and give some background on the CDH. I would like to buy your latest protocols with this latest protocol ( 3000 ppm of CDH ) included. Is there a protocol 1000 plus of the CDH with the DMSO added? Another question I need to ask, is the CDH 3000 ppm stronger than the CDS 3000 ppm ? Thanks again,

Tyrone.

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CDH 02 Jun 2014 23:46 #44934

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Per Jim Humble, CDH is 1ML = 3 drops. Jim Humble is who we go by.

Purchase a 1L sports bottle. Mark it off in 125 ML sections (approx 4 oz) -

Once you make your CDH, you use this bottle for your daily dosing, putting in 8 mL of CDH, and filling the rest of the bottle up with distilled or reverse osmosis water.

Drink 4 oz an hour from the bottle for your hourly dose.

CDS and CDH came out after the most recent book was published, so there will be no specific protocols for it in the book.

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CDH 19 Jul 2014 06:51 #46338

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I haven't been medicating with MMS for several months, as it has not been well tolerated and difficult to increase potency of doses. But, a week ago I decided to try CDH using the baby bottle method, and it seems to be going well for me. Both my energy and attitude are up. The CDH was made with 4% HCL as directed and reads about 3000 from the test strips, as far as I can tell.

Daily dosing has been 3ml CDH in 9oz distilled H2O - drinking 1oz/hour. Some days a little more has been mixed if time allows, and I seem to tolerate it well. I understand that that translates into 1 drop of activated MMS per hour.

Alkalized H2O with lemon juice and stevia are used for hydration primarily, no caffeine drinks, and 15 minutes minimum is allowed before and after dosing.

Does this method raise any red flags for anyone?

Thanks,
-Bob

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