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MMS Basic 23 Apr 2012 12:48 #16214

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This is the baking soda protocol (for those who might not know) -

Has anyone done a days dose and tested it with testing strips
1. before adding the baking soad
2. upon adding the baking soda
3. at the end of the day, before taking the last dose?

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Pam

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Re: MMS Basic 23 Apr 2012 13:00 #16216

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measuring the ph of water or solution or do you mean urine or saliva?

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Re: MMS Basic 23 Apr 2012 14:02 #16218

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No, I meant measuring the amount of chlorine dioxide in the solution, Matt. We don't measure ph, particularly, with MMS and CDS - we measure chlorine dioxide, which is the gas that "does the work."

Thanks, though, for asking - I should have made that clear.

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Re: MMS Basic 23 Apr 2012 14:59 #16221

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oh i assumed the testing strip is a ph strip! i am sorry for not knowing anything of this! i am sure the chemical quantitative analysis would be very very interesting and helpful!

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