7 Day Fridge MMS

Hi Clint,
It sounds like I got off easy compared to you.
About when/how to test. On the when, I'd say right after mixing it for the 1 minute and then maybe each day of the seven days. That way we could see if there was an actual increase in the ppm. Now on the how - I really don't know. I bet Pam or Michael could help us with that.
If you do try this out, let us know how you like it.
Thanks,
Scott

I will Scott, thanks !!!

Clint

Off topic!
I was told many years ago that deep sea bottom eaters
( clams, shrimp, lobster, etc.) are scavengers, and as
such, should avoid eating. Which I have.
There is much documentation to support this.

Yea, and that's where all the heavy metals, etc., etc., fall too. Who knows what I ingested. Live and learn eh?
Scott

I am willing to bet Scott that it was one of the seafoods that just sat out at room temperature a little too long, and bacteria started to form that your tummy didn't like. If it was more progressed, you might have noticed it in the flavor being a little off.

One can drink a little Calcium bentonite Clay after a meal like that, to be sure (about 2 oz of the clay+water mix) and that would absorb any nasty stuff that might potentially cause your gut harm.

Clint

Scott,

I was thinking after I re-read your pdf file, and this may be nothing to consider... but here goes ...

Isn't the reason Jim said to use distilled water for MMS (and CDS) is because of its purity ?... Where I am going with this is, if one were to use 'Tea' in your MMS1 mixture, wouldn't the tea particles sort of interact with the MMS and become less potent over time, because there are, in theory, tiny particles in the tea that the MMS might be interacting with, and purifying.... therefore possibly making the Fridge MMS not as potent as opposed to using a clear distilled water ?

Just a thought...

Clint

Hi Clint,
The tea doesn't get added to the mixture until the day of making and taking my 8 hours of doses. So what's in the little bottle with the orange cap in my pictures, is just mms + citric acid + water. You can then pour 20ml of that out each morning and add your beverage, tea, juice, etc., to it. I then, keep that in the fridge during the day by the way (the 8 hours of doses tea drink which is 800ml) and just pour out 100ml of it each hour and add about 140ml of water to that - giving me about 1 full US cup of mms/tea drink.
Hope that helps Clint. Please keep the questions coming as it will help to make it clearer for everyone else too.
To your health,
Scott

Edit: Now using brown sugar water instead of tea

Thanks for the reply Scott,

.... and yes, I was aware of the mixture being made for the day... but I was just thinking that as soon as the MMS comes in contact with the tea, that there might be some "action" going on when the 2 liquids are mixed.... and hopefully I am wrong, cause what a great idea to add the MMS to tea, and get around that NASTY taste.

I guess the proof would be in the test strips wouldn't it... when we know how to see what ppm's we're dealing with.

I made some tea just a while ago, and am going to make my batch of MMS, and put it in the fridge.... Question for you Scott.... do you (or have you) add any baking soda to your mixture, or is that left out ? I don't remember reading that in your pdf. (I know for brushing you mentioned, yes)


Clint

Hi Clint,
Yes there might be some reaction happening and therefore some reduction in ppm, we just need to test it as you say. In that case we would test right after mixing it with the tea and then again before using the last, 8th dose. But I think people have been mixing the mms with other drinks for a long time now, especially juices that don't have any vitamin C added, so I don't think there would be a problem doing it this way. The way around it though, would be to just take out the 2.5ml of the 7 day fridge mms and add it to your tea or other drink every hour. Not quite so convenient but doable.

Regarding using baking soda - no, I'm not adding any, accept to the teeth brushing/BO mix, as mentioned. Maybe we could. There was a time in the past, maybe 6 months ago, that I was adding the 1/8th teaspoon to my 8 dose bottle, but I had the feeling that it was somehow reducing the effectiveness of it. Actually, I was also making and taking cds for awhile, but with it too, I didn't feel that it was as effective as good ol mms mixed with citric acid. I remember one time that both my wife and I came down with a pretty severe cold and so we started taking the cds to knock it out and it didn't seem to do anything to it at all. I think I didn't get over that cold for a couple of weeks. Whereas, in the past when we have taken regular ol mms and citric acid for a cold, it would knock it out in just a day or two. I'm not sure why the cds didn't do the job but my gut feeling/thought about it was that I thought the clo2 in the cds that we were drinking, might not be as readily absorbed into the blood through the stomach as the regular mms with citric acid is. I could just imagine the cds going into the stomach and warming up and then being burped out through the mouth. I don't know about the baking soda though. I do know that my bottle of mms with baking soda, that I use for my teeth and BO, does stay very yellow (by the way, I keep it in the fridge too) and so I know that it is retaining the clo2. Then, once it's in my mouth, I WANT it to release from solution and do it's job. Also, baking soda itself has been used for years to brush teeth, so I believe they are a great combination for the mouth, and for my arm pits too. Hahahah Another thing about using it to brush my teeth, I can really feel the difference - it's not subjective. There is definitely less plaque build up at the end of the day. I used to not use the baking soda in the teeth brushing mix and boy was it kinda miserable because of the strong citric acid flavor - yuck! Now though, no problem at all. I'm looking for some peppermint oil here in Indonesia to make the flavor even better and then maybe I'll even be able to get my wife to brush with it Hehehe.

Real quick, getting back to the cds, I think that it's the ticket, or maybe cdi, for intravenous. I intend on using it that way if I ever have a serious infection or some other life threatening disease.

Hope all this helps.
Take care,
Scott

Thanks Scott, I appreciate your detailed response.

I too (a while back) had this intuitive feeling that the CDS might not be as strong and penetrating as the full blown MMS. I can only describe that feeling (the CDS) like in the book 'Blink' (by Malcolm Gladwell) .... its that initial first feeling about something..... and I SO hope I am wrong !!!!