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Question about CDS Shelf Life 14 May 2012 02:50 #17182

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Hi,

I have a question about the shelf life of CDS when using Jim's method for making the CDS using 1 liter of water and the 24 drops.

Jim mentions that you can get 2/3 x 1 liter bottles from the gas released from the activated 24 drops to get a concentration of around 25,000 ppm / 1 liter bottle. I have found this to be the case and can make 3 bottles.

How long are these 3 bottles good for- 8 hours? 24 hours? 3 days? He doesn't mention it in the youtube video and I cant find find the answer on the forum anywhere.

He doesnt mention storage either but im presuming they are to be kept below around 10C - preferably in a refrigerator.

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Re: Question about CDS Shelf Life 14 May 2012 09:39 #17186

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I think the concentration that you're looking at is incorrect (Using heat and several ozs of each MMS and CA, with multiple passes I get a max of 12,500ppm/L - ) - he's looking at 4oz having between 30 and 50 ppm, as I recall.

Otherwise, you're making 2 or 3 days worth - and it should be fine in the fridge capped - for that length of time. I'd be sure to make it into distilled water - no reason to give the CDS something to "fix" before it hits the stomach <G>.

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Re: Question about CDS Shelf Life 14 May 2012 12:00 #17190

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Thanks Pam

I watched the video again and i have indeed got the wrong concentration.

Jim says in the video that 25 ppm/L is equal to 3 drops / hour (no idea where i was getting 25,000ppm from).

For protocol 1000 ( 8 x 3 drops/hour ), the 1 liter bottle of CDS and water will have 8 x 4oz servings at the same concentration as if you were to mix your 3 drops separately every hour.

Doing it in the 1 liter bottle with CDS is basically more efficient than mixing MMS each time, the MMS goes further, it doesnt have nearly as bad a smell, has almost zero taste, and from what i read may be even more beneficial. It's win win all round.

I've noticed that after 3 days on the protocol 1000 using the CDS that i have yet to feel nauseous or get diarrhea. Using the 3 drop MMS method I would always feel nauseous and get diarrhea and could only cope with 3 doses of 3 drops maximum spaced out over a day.

Will be interesting to see how i'm feeling after 21 days.

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Re: Question about CDS Shelf Life 14 May 2012 15:17 #17198

pam Offline Platinum Boarder Posts: 4593 Thank you received: 3702	You're welcome. I actually am doing a round of CDS - started yesterday. And you're going to laugh, but it's primarily for allergies and aches and pains from doing yard work! I have plenty in my fridge - I know from past experience that I can do a 6 drop equivalent dose all day long with no herx reaction - so I'm doing that.
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Re: Question about CDS Shelf Life 15 May 2012 11:15 #17224

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You should get Jim to add 'Yard work' to the list of cures

I've been on a raw food/vegan, gluten free diet for about 18 months now so that has helped eliminate a lot of the crap that had built up over the years. I'm just doing this protocol 1000 now as a final detox. It won't do any harm - or in Jim's words " It can't do the body any harm. It doesn't have the power."

One more question if i may while I have u.

My limit before the Herx reaction kicks in is 3 drops - even 3.5 and im done. Does that mean that there is still loads of heavy metals/pathogens in my body or is it because everyone's body chemistry is different - my limit is 3, yours is 6, and no matter how healthy we are that's just the way it is?

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Re: Question about CDS Shelf Life 15 May 2012 11:50 #17225

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Are you doing MMS or CDS? Herx kicks in for me at 3 drops MMS hourly over 8 hours - but I have no problem with a 6 drop (MMS)equivalent dose of CDS (My CDS is 6000ppm/L, so I take 1mL to get the 6 drop dose equivalent) - one of the things this tells me is that my body is reacting to the citric acid, the smell just sends my sinuses into real fits. And when my sinuses go, I get nauseated.

Does this help? We are each our own little science laboratory. <G> Even Jim said that after years of being on MMS, the taste finally got to him <G>.

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Re: Question about CDS Shelf Life 15 May 2012 12:22 #17228

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I'm doing the CDS as per the most recent 'CDS - New Instructions' baby bottle method Jim describes, which yields a concentration of 25ppm/L.

At least I thought I was - your above post has me confused.

Jim states in the video that "25 ppm/L is equal to 3 drops / hour" . The 1 liter bottle contains enough to get 8 x 4oz servings per hour - perfect for the protocol 1000.

Am I missing something? Are you using a different or older method to make your CDS?

This is the video im referring to just to be clear.

This is a link

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Re: Question about CDS Shelf Life 02 Jun 2012 23:23 #18157

Horsefeathers Offline Moderator Posts: 491 Thank you received: 321	Hello! In this video, how strong is the citric acid? Is is 1:9? That is what I have been making when I do the regular MMS.
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Re: Question about CDS Shelf Life 03 Jun 2012 00:20 #18162

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I can relate Pam.... there was a time 4 years ago... I was doing the15 drops 3x's a day protocol... after the second week .... just the thought of drinking he MMS 15 drop dose made my throat tighten up ... it was weird.

I used to stand in front of the mirror, talking to myself.... saying, " you can do this..... you are stronger than this liquid".... trying to pump myself up for each 15 drop dose. Serious mind over matter !!

Clint

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