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Here is some general information that will help those of you who do not have milliliter measuring equipment - This is based on my type of dropper which you can see in the photos on the first page of this topic/thread, so if you can use this type of dropper to do your measuring, it would be best and closer to the measurements that I'm talking about below, because I think that the drops with my dropper are a little bigger than with other droppers due to the clinging of the drop to the lip of the dropper as it comes out. The more it clings or sticks to the lip, the bigger it gets before it falls due to gravity pulling it down . Anyway - here is the basic measurements that you need:

1ml = 11.50 drops

So, 11.50 drops times 12.5 = 143.75 drops
or rounding up: 144 drops.

So, 144 drops = 12.5ml

Hope this helps some.

May you all be well
Scott

Thanks Scott as I'm normally taking 24 drops per day and I used 100 drops I calculated that to be approx 4 days worth. I was interested to know what you though about my random amount of hot water I used I really felt it did not matter as long as I know there were a 100 drops in the mixture and the the final amount needed to be split into 4. I've got 4 days worth here of this method so I'll let you know if I feel less wiped out and sick.

How much hot water did you add and did you first just add a little bit as in the recipe and then let that activate for 1 minute and then add the rest of the water? What was the total amount of water that you added to the 200 drops?

Scott

I did just as you said in the recipy adding a bit of hot water to the citric acid, then adding that to the mms leaving for a minute in the smallish jam jar I was making it in then I added enough hot water so it was nearly to the top with a small air gap, I did not measure how much water I used I just measured the amount of drops ( 100) Well Ive taken now 5 doses of what I estimate to be 3 drops per dose and have been functioning fairly normally and NO Diarraeh and NO stomach cramps so horray Do you think getting the ratio of water is critical?


[edit: no longer using hot water to make this - room temperature water works just as well]

Hi Insite,

First, that's great that it seems to be working for you so far! Very good to hear.

About the hot water ratio. There were a few things that I was trying to accomplish by adding that amount of hot water AND keeping the bottle small. First, I was trying have a fairly small bottle that would only allow for a small amount of liquid for the purpose of keeping the molecules of mms and citric acid bumping into each other as much as possible. The more they bump, the more the mms is activated and turned into CLO2. If the jar or bottle were big and a lot of hot water was used, we would really slow down the activation process. By the way, that's why I also think it's a good idea to give the bottle a good shake every so often while it's cooling down - to bump the molecules together and encourage the activation process. We learned this while making CDS. If we stopped stirring the mix, the CLO2 production was much lower than when we stirred it - which was obvious by the increase in CLO2 gas bubbles whenever we did stir the mix. Actually, it really would be best if we could continuously shake the bottle while it's cooling down. Maybe we could get our hands on one of those paint mixing machines they have in paint and hardware stores - hahaha. Heat was also a factor in making the process go faster. Another reason for the small bottle is to keep the air gap above the liquid, once it's made, as small as possible, so we don't loose our CLO2 gas in that space.

Having said all that, it appears that what you have done is working and that's proof in the pudding. So let's just hope it continues to be easy on your tummy AND it helps you with whatever you are using it for.

It's funny. One of my fellow teachers at the school I teach at has had a pretty bad cold and so I told him that in the fridge at our school was some of this 7 Day Fridge MMS. But he said that he didn't want to take it because he was taking some other medicine that day, and that he would take the mms the following day. The following day came and he found another excuse to not take the mms in the fridge. That evening though, because he still was feeling bad, he took the 7 Day Fridge MMS home with him and took just a couple of doses of it before he went to bed. When he awoke the next morning he was well. When I saw him at school, which was today, he was amazed and looked completely normal. He just couldn't hardly believe how well it worked for him. I just smiled and told him to help himself to more if he needed it as I had just made a new 7 day supply and brought it to work to keep in the fridge in case anyone needed it (including myself )

Well that's all for now. May we all be well and free of disease.

Scott

[edit: no longer using hot water to make this - room temperature water works just as well]

Hey, Scott - finding a 5 oz jar here in the States might be more difficult than, say, a 6 oz jar. I CAN find a 5 oz baby bottle, but don't know exactly how airtight the container is. Gonna keep looking -

If anyone finds a true 5 oz jar, let me know. I see woozy sauce bottles. Might head up to Safeway to see if I can find anything packed in one I can move to another jar....

Pam,

I have been using the Kikkoman soy sauce bottles (5oz) ... and they work great.




I use a better quality of soy sauce, but this bottle size is great for storing CDS & MMS in.

Clint

Hi Pam,

I just did some searching (online of course) and if you do a search on Amazon.com, you'll find that there are a lot of 5 oz hot sauce bottles. So that would be one way to go. Also though, you do need a cap with a very good seal. I actually found a cap from a plastic Minute Made Juice bottle here that perfectly fits my little glass bottles that I use which are 140ml or 4.73 oz.

Another thought though, is to just double the recipe and make a 2 Week Fridge MMS. Then there are lots of bottles out there that would work. A couple that I noticed were a 10 oz Martinelli bottle with a plastic cap (on Amazon) and also a 9.5 oz Starbucks Frappuccino bottle (also on Amazon).

Take care,
Scott

I found a perfect jar, too! Baby food! Safeway makes an organics brand that says 6oz, but if you go to the bottom of the rim, it's only 5 oz. The only thing is that it does have a metal cap, which I'm not thrilled with. But the mouth is big enough to get my 20mL syringes into.

I think I'll go look for the kikkoman container, though. I like the plastic cap. Thanks, clint and scott! I like the 2 week idea, too, because that way you can do stuff like take bigger doses.

Appreciate all the help in this little game <G>.