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Hi everyone,

I recently got a new batch of MMS. I've taken MMS intensively for over 4 months for my Lyme and then I stopped getting die offs and feeling any different (at various dosages and intensity). So I want to try CDS.

The internet file I found (attached below) describes how to make CDS with the shotglass method (which seems simple enough for someone with as much neuro-Lyme as me). But it says that the solution is only going to be 300ppm.

I wanted to try a much higher PPM for my Lyme so does anyone have any ways of doing this with shotglass or any other simple methods (specific measurements plz!)?

Thanks a ton!

Thank you for that pdf!

Just last night I experimented, 30-drops of each into 4oz into a wide mouth WECK jar 18oz
and put it into the fridge.

I got color just like in the file! However, the shot glass still had remnants of color, so what happened was
the cold stopped the reaction after it got going for a while....I just wanted to see what would happen!

The only drawback on the WECK is, there is no screw on cap! but it worked just the same.
A bit of the gas leaked out, but it wasn't too bad! I removed the rubber gasket as I knew the reaction would attack the rubber.
So, tonight, providing I can find the right cloth, I'll cut a piece as a gasket, not to stop the gas, but to slow it down, so it can still push its' way out to vent, because we don't want pressure to build up and be unable to escape!!!

Tonight I'll pre-heat the shot glass. That way,
it will lose less heat energy being that it is already pre-heated and should fully react, and go clear
in the shot glass and have good color in the water! I was gonna heat the water, but thought better of it.
I'm gonna look around for a shot glass with as much mass as possible to keep it from heat sinking the mixture!

I'll ask admin what is the maximum drops tried and or reco'd for the shot glass method, cuz I don't know!

Perhaps that's why JH reco'd the 24 drops, to reduce the amt of pressure built up!

Jason ,we'll both be waiting for the answer together! Cuz I too would like to know!

kw

The shot glass method requires a tightly capped jar. You don't want any of that gas to escape, you want it to go down into the water. Charlotte has made up to 12,000 or 12,500 ppm/L CDS, which is quite high. She just hasn't written it up yet in a formal fashion. It can be done.

Thanks Pam,

Do you know how many drops she used to achieve that ppm?

I was concerned about pressure build up!

Anyways...my method worked, even tho I went against the odds.....not sure
how much got wasted due to the cold of the fridge tho.

But it was, an experiment so, nothing ventured nothing gained!

kw

I just tried it for the first time and the shotglass sank even though I was really careful.

Can you just have less water so the shotglass just barely stands, or do I need another shotglass?

See the second page. Its very easy. This makes it 12,000 ppm. I made these instructions from Jim's video for myself.

Jason,

Mine just stood on the bottom, 4oz of water surrounding the shot glass, no need to float it!

So, the answer is, it depends on the width of your jar etc!

CRATE and BARREL online and in stores carry WECK canning jars and nice large
candy jars to do the shot glass method without the need to float the shot glass, and no need for tongs for anyone interested!

kw

Jim Humble's method still requires testing strips to know where you are. Guys, we have something coming that won't require you have testing strips because the testing has all been done for you.

Hang out for just a bit longer.

The type of shot glass determines whether or not it will work in this. I have had no problems with my shot glass in 2 cups of water in a quart jar. IMHO, 4 oz of water is not enough water in the jar. I tested with 4 oz of water and got a weaker solution and theorized that it was because there was not enough water for the gas to instill into. Charlotte is using even more water, as I recall.

About the type of shot glass that will not tip over and will float:

For the large jar I use a regular quart canning jar and for the shot glass I had to test several little jars, glasses, etc. to see
which one would not tip over. Finally I found one that when it starts to tip over, a little portion of the mouth gets stuck on the
side of the quart jar. Meaning that the little jar is long enough to get caught on the side of the big jar when it is at an angle.

I wish I had a picture to show.

I did use the testing strips and mine has been on 50, which is good. Pam said it should be between 30 and 50 (referring to the color of the strip)

I hope Charlotte writes about her method so we can make stronger batches. But I am having good results with the CDS so far.
Evanir