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Taking CDS 07 Jan 2012 22:15 #9934

Matt Topic Author Offline Junior Member Posts: 20 Thank you received: 7	How do I take this at work each day. Protocal is 1 ml per 4 oz water. Can i mix say a 16 oz water bottle with 4 ml of cds and drink through out the day? Does cds lose potency when mixed for 8 hrs ahead of time?
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Taking CDS 07 Jan 2012 23:22 #9936

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Hi, Matt. I'm just new here too. Cds - chlorine dioxide solution - is the gas, chlorine dioxide, dissolved in water. Water will only hold x amount of gas for a particular temperature and barometric pressure. By bubbling the clo2 through water, the solution will saturate at that temp/press and be the same concentration every time. When one adds 1ml to more water, the sol'n is less than saturated and therefore the gas will stay in sol'n. So the answer is yes, you can dilute a day's dosage and it won't lose.
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Taking CDS 07 Jan 2012 23:32 #9938

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This actually is what i've done. I went to WalMart, to their pharmacy, and asked to purchase one of the 16 oz amber PET syrup bottles. They just gave it to me. Got home, undid the child protection cap (hate 'em, and I'm never sure the inside one is as tight as it could be), and took a marker and marked at the 2oz, 4oz, 6oz, etc. lines all the way up to the top one, which is high on the neck. Nice of them to have it already embossed, made the marking so much easier. In the morning, I put in a couple of ounces of cold water, then my daily CDS dose, then fill the rest up with water to the top line.

I found that I was having a hard time remembering where I was when I was drinking it, so I put my thumb on the line I want to drink down to. You can follow it up with some more water, if you wish. (or pour the 2 oz into a glass of water) -

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Taking CDS 11 Jan 2012 01:34 #10059

Matt Topic Author Offline Junior Member Posts: 20 Thank you received: 7	I understand the need to codify and standardize cds dosages, my question pertains to self administration. Does the ppm really matter that much? as long as it is a good strong yellow color, protocoll 2000 states administer as many drops per hour as tollerable not to exceed 12 drops. Would there be possible harm done if you take a 5000ppm dosage of 1 to 3 ml per hour?
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