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Hi all. I am dealing (positively) with various long-standing health issues, ie. bladder cancer, eczema, heart disease, tinnitus, sensory-neural hearing loss. They've been there for a number of years now and they haven't done me in.

I am hoping that someone can direct me to information or clarify for me if taking CDS or activated NaCl (MMS1?), or any other form, through the skin (transdermally) with DMSO is an as-effective method. For various reasons, besides the taste and the effects of CLO2 on my bowels (diarrhea), taking CDS or activated NaCl (MMS1) through the skin with DMSO, or un-activated NaCl with water, seem to be the most practical methods for me at this time.

I understand that CDS is less concentrated per drop that MMS1, and that 3 drops of CDS are required to equal 1 drop activated MMS. I assume, based on what I have been able to glean from the posts, that if I want to take the equivalent of 3 drops of Chlorine Dioxide (MMS1), then I should take 9 drops of CDS?

Also, using that example, is the mixture of 9 drops of CDS and 9 drops of DMSO on the skin AS effective as any other method of administration?

And is the issue of diarrhea (or any other negative effect) eliminated if taking Chlorine Dioxide transdermally?

Lastly, how frequently in a day could I take this transdermally? Can it be taken once an hour for, say, 10 hours per day? Can it be taken more frequently?

Many thanks.
NelsonEh

CDS or CDH applied to skin problems can be quite effective. I successfully removed a pre-cancer on my forehead using undiluted ~6000 ppm CDS with DMSO applied on the CDS. The maximum time un-activated MMS should be applied to skin is 5 minutes, otherwise it will burn due to its extreme alkalinity.

MMS is a 22.4% solution of NaCLO2 and not NaCL. MMS1 is activated MMS usually using 4% HCL 1:1. If using 50% citric acid activator, the taste will be terrible and citric acid may bother your stomach. 4% HCL is the recommended MMS activator.

"...3 drops of CDS are required to equal 1 drop activated MMS."

A 1 drop MMS1 dose contains 6.7 mg of CLO2 when ingested into a stomach with normal amounts of gastric acid. Two milliliters of 3000 ppm CDS contains 6.0 mg of CLO2. This chart will show equivalent dosings for MMS1, CDS and CDH.

Diarrhea could be caused by using citric acid to activate MMS or you may be overdosing. When beginning to use MMS follow the Starting Procedure, then follow the HRP while heeding the Three Golden Rules.

If you don't already have Jim Humble's latest book MMS Health Recovery Guidebook you should get a copy.

Thanks CLO2. I was hoping to have more information specifically on these 2 questions from my original post:

Also, using that example, is the mixture of 9 drops of CDS and 9 drops of DMSO on the skin AS effective as any other method of administration?

And is the issue of diarrhea (or any other negative effect) eliminated if taking Chlorine Dioxide transdermally?

Skin applications of CLO2 + DMSO would probably be most effective for problems on the surface of the skin and not internal ailments such as lung cancer. Usually one wants to get CLO2 into the blood system and ingestion may be the best solution.

However, there are other transdermal methods such as the Patch Method and the Bag Protocol. Those in combination with ingestion, enemas and douche methods will all help to get CLO2 into the blood stream.

I would say diarrhea should not happen with transdermal methods because MMS is not passing through the stomach.