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drops of CDS compared to MMS 15 Feb 2012 17:05 #12595

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I am writing to my brother to start him on Sacrament 1000. I previously sent him MMS but that was too difficult and tasted to bad. So I am sending him CDS to to put in his milk or carrot juice.

How many drops or ml of CDS should be used for Sacrament 1000? Can Sacrament 1000 with CDS be made into drink that would last 8 hours?

So much I don't know and want to know.

Sandy (still waiting for my test results)

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drops of CDS compared to MMS 15 Feb 2012 17:37 #12600

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Sandy, it depends on the strength of the CDS - if it's a 3000ppm/L, then the dose would be 1mL=3 drops of MMS, activated. You can make a day's dosing (this is the way I do it) - just like you do a day's dosing of MMS with either a 32 oz bottle or a 16 oz bottle.

If you have the 3000ppm/L, then he'd put 8cc or 8mL into the bottle and fill with water. Then he'd drink 1/8th of the bottle an hour.

I think that the taste of the CDS would be so minimal, he wouldn't have to use milk or carrot juice.

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