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sodium chlorite different grades 28 Jan 2013 04:27 #29747

iBenny Offline New Member Posts: 5 Thank you received: 1	and BTW yes of course, 80% is not a food grade but a technical grade, as per the chimical sodium chlorite specs. LOL iBenny TRUST YOURSELF... and you'll know who lies and who tells the truth !
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sodium chlorite different grades 25 Aug 2020 22:44 #65671

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You got the following calculation backwards. You say:

To sum up :

if we have X ml of water and want to know the Y g of SC to use:

Y g = X ml x MMR

if we have Y g of sodium chlorite and want to know how much ml of water to use:

X ml = Y g ÷ MMR

MMR = 2.5

BUT.. you always will be needing much more water than SC. So the calculation needs to be:

Y g = X ml ÷ MMR
and
X ml = Y g x MMR

You need to switch the ÷ and x operators around from the way you stated.
For example, if I have 1000 ml of water, I then need to use 1000/2.5 = 400 g of SC so that the total amount would be 1400. Thus 400/1400 = the 28.57% solution.
The way you had it written, you would be using 2500 grams of SC, which is super ridiculous.

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sodium chlorite different grades 25 Aug 2020 23:27 #65672

CLO2 Away Administrator Posts: 5556 Thank you received: 4391	mmsinfo.org/infosheets/What_is_MMS_and_How_to_Make_it.pdf
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Re: sodium chlorite different grades 26 Aug 2020 20:43 #65681

Jules Offline New Member Posts: 18 Thank you received: 5	Good Day Pam or others I did buy a product Call CL02 by Clinic's Choice in Florida it said on the bottle active ingredient 7% Sodium Chlorite they start with 10 drops in 1 liter of water and take it during the day then add a drop every day, until 30 drops... I wonder if this close to the MMS1 protocol,, which one is stronger . thanks Jules
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Re: sodium chlorite different grades 26 Aug 2020 22:18 #65683

CLO2 Away Administrator Posts: 5556 Thank you received: 4391	We make 22.4% MMS (sodium chlorite solution) from 80% sodium chlorite (NaCLO2) flakes. crownwellness.com/product/cl-o₂/ I think that is the product you have described. It appears to be a 7% NaCLO2 solution. No activator is offered, so I guess stomach acid is what will activate it. Would be about 1/3 as strong as MMS.
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Re: sodium chlorite different grades 27 Aug 2020 11:33 #65689

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CL02 , thank you for your answer and your devotion to helping others. I am grateful for that.

I have a question for you, I do not know if I should ask it here on this topic or elsewhere on another topic ?

Protocol 1000, ask to take CL02 once every hour for 8 consecutive hours , Why is this ?

I have received my MMS from Australia (after 4 months), last week. Is it better for me to start on that one instead of the 7%. I have started with the 7% and I have problems with my sinuses. I started with 7 drops in one liter and I have, done it like that;

one shot at 10h (my breakfast was finished at 09:00h).
One shot at 11h (then I have my lunch at 12:00)
one shot at 14h
one shot at 15h (at 16h I have a little snack)
then I did two shot during the night (one at 02h and one at 03h)
the liter is finished … like that i can manage better the die off, and my sinus.

What do you think , do we have to do 8 consecutive hours or can we play 8 shots during a 24-hour period ?

Why do they say , if it is to hard scale back one drop, but do not stop doing it ? It is not good to stop for a couple of days and then come back ?

Thanks for your time and God bless you !

Jules

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Re: sodium chlorite different grades 27 Aug 2020 18:43 #65694

CLO2 Away Administrator Posts: 5556 Thank you received: 4391	Jules, I don't think you have read Jim Humble's latest book, MMS Health Recovery Guidebook. I suggest that you do not use that 7% Sodium Chlorite product and instead use MMS and 4% HCL activator. Begin taking MMS by following the Starting Procedure, then move up to P1000.
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Re: sodium chlorite different grades 27 Aug 2020 20:39 #65698

Jules Offline New Member Posts: 18 Thank you received: 5	Could you tell me why you are suggesting me that ? I have downloaded the book and star to read it, once again thanks.
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Re: sodium chlorite different grades 27 Aug 2020 21:27 #65699

CLO2 Away Administrator Posts: 5556 Thank you received: 4391	MMS protocols are based on using 22.4% sodium chlorite solution (MMS) and 4% HCL acid activator.
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