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What is CDS? 01 Apr 2012 12:26 #15344

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Hello fellow MMS-ers

Can someone tell me what CDS is?
What it is used for in terms of treating ailments?
Is it different from MMS, if so, how?

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Re: What is CDS? 01 Apr 2012 14:54 #15348

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Hi,
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1. CDS is the mixture of Sodium Chlorite + Citric Acid = generating chlorine dioxide solution gas in distilled water or saline.

2. Used to treat diseases with the Sacraments or protocols 1000, 1000+, 2000 and 3000 etc.. It is also used in animals.

3. Yes it is a gas in distilled water or saline.

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Re: What is CDS? 01 Apr 2012 15:04 #15349

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Thanks, alfernandes!

A little more information - Chlorine Dioxide is what JH says is the active agent in MMS (when MMS is activated with citric acid) - Andreas Kalcker discovered a method of mixing up MMS1 and capturing the gas in distilled water or a saline solution, like Andre Luiz said. It has the advantage of very little taste (although the smell can be strong) - and most people do not have the stomach upset they might get with activated MMS. It has proven particularly useful in skin issues (it's so new, we're still discovering where its strength lies - but Michael is collecting testimonials and keeping them in the CDS folder. Andreas has done a couple of videos on how to make it, and so has Jim Humble.

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Re: What is CDS? 01 Apr 2012 15:19 #15354

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Video of Andreas Kalcker to making CDS {Clorine Dioxid Solution}


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Re: What is CDS? 02 Apr 2012 05:16 #15382

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Thanks you;)

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Re: What is CDS? 10 Apr 2012 16:12 #15679

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Thanks alfernandes, but can you or anyone else, offer an English text translation of the instructions that Andreas Kalcker is giving in his video?
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Re: What is CDS? 10 Apr 2012 16:19 #15681

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Excuse me IBlieve this video is only available in Spanish.

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Re: What is CDS? 10 Apr 2012 16:21 #15682

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Better than that, the video is actually in English. This video is the first to come out on the CDS process. Since then, Jim Humble has come out with additions/updates. Jim's latest video will be found on the YouTube JimHumbleLive channel. Andreas' video (in English) can be found on the MMSMineral YouTube channel.

Link to Jim Humble's channel
www.youtube.com/user/JimHumbleLive

Link to Andreas' channel
www.youtube.com/user/MMSMineral
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Re: What is CDS? 10 Apr 2012 17:38 #15695

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Thank you very much, Pam. That is good news. I will take a look right now.
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