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MMS: sodium chlorite (NaClO2) 28%
MMS1 or Activated MMS: chlorine dioxide (ClO2)

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Mixing sodium chlorite powder with water 17 Feb 2012 03:20 #12692

Kahlon Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 61 Thank you received: 62	I got instructions with my stuff I bought and it says to mix 1 pound (16 oz) with 32 (US) ounces of water. Is that right? Kahlon
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Re: Mixing sodium chlorite power with water 17 Feb 2012 03:34 #12693

renker Offline New Member Posts: 10 Thank you received: 9	The mixing instructions I have are the same. For 28% sodium chlorite solution mix one pound of sodium chlorite with 32 ounces of warm water.
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Re: Mixing sodium chlorite power with water 17 Feb 2012 03:40 #12695

Kahlon Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 61 Thank you received: 62	Thank you very much Kahlon
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Re: Mixing sodium chlorite power with water 17 Feb 2012 05:46 #12706

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Those instructions to mix 32 oz US water with 1 lb US of sodium chlorite are NOT correct. The instructions here are correct genesis2forum.org/index.php?option=com_kunena&func=view&catid=28&id=1393&Itemid=66#1393 . You add 40oz (US) water to the 1 pound.

One US pound is 454 grams in weight; water weighs 1 gram per 1 ml. 32oz US equals 946.35 ml, therefore the 32 oz water weighs 946.35 grams. 454 + 946 = 1400. 1400 x .28(percent) = 392. So this isn't even close. It would be quite a bit stronger than 28%, more like a 32% solution.

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Re: Mixing sodium chlorite power with water 17 Feb 2012 08:19 #12712

Kahlon Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 61 Thank you received: 62	Would it be dangerous to use it at 32%. We have used just about all of the batch already. Kahlon
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Re: Mixing sodium chlorite power with water 17 Feb 2012 18:47 #12736

jbnet Offline Premium Member Posts: 127 Thank you received: 72	Kahlon wrote: Would it be dangerous to use it at 32%. We have used just about all of the batch already. Kahlon Just curious... How did you use a 32 oz. batch in less than a day? Are you mixing it with citric acid?
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Re: Mixing sodium chlorite power with water 17 Feb 2012 19:12 #12737

Michael Harrah Offline Platinum Member Posts: 1209 Thank you received: 1554	I don't think it would be dangerous because the dosing for MMS is self correcting and not particularly precise anyway. Drops are not a precise measure. You want to be as careful as you can be but the it is all pretty self correcting and allows room for error. Michael
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Re: Mixing sodium chlorite power with water 17 Feb 2012 20:21 #12740

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Oh no, I didnt just make it recently, I made it over a year ago and I split it with 3 other family members. One is doing protocol 1000 for arthritis and she is very pleased with the results. She took it just over a week now. At first she was doubtful because there was alot of pain, more than usual, but now the pain is subsiding and she can move about way more than she used to.

Thanks for the info. I will let the arthritis person continue with her protocol 1000. She doesnt want to stop now.

Kahlon

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Re: Mixing sodium chlorite power with water 17 Feb 2012 20:22 #12741

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Hi Kahlon. JH describes making MMS in his ebook starting on page 144: www.master-mineral.org/products/the-master-mineral-solution-of-the-3rd-millennium/
"Step 1: Decide how much MMS you want to make at one time. In
order to use this procedure, you will need to work with the weight of
the water rather than quarts or gallons. So in order to make a gallon
or a quart of MMS you will have to know the weight of the water or
you will have to measure it with your scales."

28 grams 80%sodium chlorite + 72 grams distilled water = 100 grams MMS or:
454 grams 80%sodium chlorite + (454 / 28 x 72) 1167 grams distilled water = 1621 grams MMS

It would be good to reprimand your supplier for not sending instructions "BY THE BOOK".

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