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CDS vs MMS 07 May 2012 09:47 #16934

lightbearer
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Hi, I'm a little confused about CDS. I read this article from JH on this site: mmsnews.is/all-newsletters/96-strong-cds-benefits-removing-bad-taste-from-regular-mms-and-seminar-updates.html. And in that article he states the following sentence: "We have proven that CDS cannot be go into the blood when taking it by mouth, BUT MMS DOES GET INTO THE BLOOD WHEN TAKEN BY MOUTH."
So if this is the case, than this means that CDS cannot cure from parasites taken by mouth.
But can it cure us from other pathogenes?
I was happy to be free from the bad taste of MMS by the use of CDS.
But now I am disapointed. Or do I misunderstand something?

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Re: CDS vs MMS 07 May 2012 14:07 #16942

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Hi Lightbearer,

I'm a newbie here, but alfernandes (another member here) just shared this update on my post:

Jim Humble Technical Bulletin
CDS AND THE BLOOD

"I gotta say this, I was mistaken. Sorry. The evidence is, in fact, that CDS does get into the blood of humans and of animals, as shown in tests involving hundreds of cows. I have received a number of letters from people with evidence that CDS, taken orally, did get into their blood."(Text of Archbishop Jim Humble)

mmsnews.is/all-newsletters/97-technical-bulletin-cds-and-the-blood-02-12-2012.html

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Re: CDS vs MMS 07 May 2012 21:00 #16953

lightbearer Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 7 Thank you received: 2	Hi Becca, thanks for your reply. I'm happy with this article. You made my day! The following user(s) said Thank You: Becca
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Re: CDS vs MMS 07 May 2012 21:22 #16954

boonpaw Offline New Member Posts: 18 Thank you received: 9	25 drops of CDS is equal to 3 drops of MMS if the CDS is a 3000 PPM solution. One really needs to test the CDS after you make it to know what PPM you have. Do you have MMS?? This is the tried and proven product. CDS works on some things but is not as effective on others. We are all still learning about CDS. The following user(s) said Thank You: pam
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Re: CDS vs MMS 07 May 2012 21:43 #16955

pam Offline Platinum Boarder Posts: 4593 Thank you received: 3702	Yes, Jim is trying to standardize the dosing that comes from the vendors so that it's all 3000ppm/L Of course, if you make it yourself, you tend to know what the equivalents are.
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Re: CDS vs MMS 08 May 2012 19:17 #16989

lightbearer Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 7 Thank you received: 2	Hi Boonpaw, I thought CDS is stronger than MMS. So it is not? Than it means that MMS is about 8 times stronger than CDS?
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Re: CDS vs MMS 14 May 2012 09:44 #17187

johanson Visitor	what means 3000 ppm ? if I make CDS like this: 5o ml 50% acide 50 ml of MMS chlorine dioxide catch in 500 ml saline solution how many ppm do I have in this solution now? thank you very much for ansver !!
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Re: CDS vs MMS 14 May 2012 10:02 #17188

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Johanson - it's hard for us to tell you the answer to your question - there are variables that effect the whole process. Such as how much heat and how long, and how much gas was left in the original bottle - most of us have to use chlorine dioxide testing strips to know what our ppms are.

Having made CDS a number of times, I know that if I follow my usual routine, I get about 6000ppm/L - but if I change it at all, I have to test. Heck, I test as I make it, even though I've made it a dozen or so times already.

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Re: CDS vs MMS 14 May 2012 10:18 #17189

johanson Visitor	thanks for ansver!!! well, but how you know that you have 6000 puma?
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