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Re: DMSO 17 May 2012 17:30 #17334

John D. Visitor	Hello, We have tested the MMS bottles with DMSO. Our Machine stated a 40%loss in the ppm of MMS from the 5th to 8th hour while the solution still remained yellow. It can be done, but I wouldn't.
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Re: DMSO 17 May 2012 17:33 #17335

John D. Visitor	Furthermore, testing has shown it will not diminish the MMS 100% for whatever reason, it seems to just take a part of chlorine dioxide saturation out of the water without removing it completely. So to me taking a dose of MMS wont really be a dose but a lesser dose each time. I could be wrong, but this is what our testing is showing.
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Re: DMSO 17 May 2012 18:13 #17336

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We have tested the MMS bottles with DMSO. Our Machine stated a 40%loss in the ppm of MMS from the 5th to 8th hour while the solution still remained yellow.

Then, how does the solution remain yellow? Is there something yellow other than the ClO₂?

What exactly is "your machine," how do you know that its data are accurate, etc?

As I wrote, I've used massive amounts of DMSO in solutions that remained yellow over several weeks.

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Bruce

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Re: DMSO 17 May 2012 22:21 #17348

Delite Topic Author Offline Elite Member Posts: 172 Thank you received: 138	Bruce, John How long can I leave the MMD/DMSO on my skin. I don't feeling burning sensation. I feel a tingle and a warm feeling BUT it does itch.
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Re: DMSO 19 May 2012 05:07 #17394

Delite Topic Author Offline Elite Member Posts: 172 Thank you received: 138	Hello fellow MMS-ers, I started to use DMSO with my oral MMS doses. I activate the MMS and add equal drops of DMSO then I dilute with water. Or should I add DMSO after I have diluted the MMS with water????
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Re: DMSO 19 May 2012 06:22 #17397

kevink Offline Premium Member Posts: 111 Thank you received: 140	Hi Delite Add the DMSO after the reaction of the MMS has completed (20 seconds when using 50% citric acid), then give the mixture 3 minutes to complete after adding the DMSO. The following user(s) said Thank You: jbnet, Delite
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Re: DMSO 20 May 2012 22:38 #17482

Delite Topic Author Offline Elite Member Posts: 172 Thank you received: 138	I have started to use DMSO topically, applying t to my back 2x a day for the last 3 days. Bothy my partner has a cold, I thought it was an allergy, change in the season but my partner does not have allergies. Can DSMO used topically cause this? Regards
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Re: DMSO 21 May 2012 00:09 #17484

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Generally people leave it on their skin for 15-30 min, wipe off nicely with cool or warm water and apply lotion if preferred. DMSO will not cause a allergy.

The water in a DMSO/CLO2 will remain yellow because the DMSO will not cancel out 100% of the CLO2, only 40% or less in our findings. When an antioxidant and oxidant mix it is obvious a reaction must occur as our testing has shown. Our "machine" is an industrial chemical mixer and tester set for chlorine dioxide. When we test a solution for example at 3000ppm and then add DMSO and retest, it looses at least 1000ppm and will remain with CLO2 for the remainder of its time until naturally dyeing. The solution still remains yellow and still works obviously however at a lower strength than intended.

People with extra sensitive skin should dilute the DMSO just a bit until bearable, or until use to it. However if any "skin bubbling" occurs - dont panic - simply take off 24-48 hrs and resume at a lower strength (dilution) or less drops per MMS mixture.

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Re: DMSO 21 May 2012 00:35 #17489

Delite Topic Author Offline Elite Member Posts: 172 Thank you received: 138	I was actually referring to seasonal allergies such as sneezing and not skin allergies. We both have cold-like symptoms such runny nose, sneezing blocked nose, tiredness and mild headache. We were both fine with MMS at 6 drops per hour but since taking the DMSO orally and topically we have these symptoms.
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