MMS1 or Activated MMS: chlorine dioxide (ClO2)
How to make HCL 4% solution (MMS activation) - Solution MUST be 4%
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With that in mind, when I use the HCl, I find that I am just verging on nausea after about the 3rd dose, and that I have no appetite - both of these are quite different for me from my usual mode.
What is actually causing it (is it gas, is it the HCl, what is it?) I don't know for sure. I only know that it's there when I do HCl and not with other activators to the same extent.
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I think is more "human" to prepare 100ml, 200ml... suficient for around 6-9 months for a person. this industrial quantities are for clinics with thousands of patients...
so for 100 ml of hcl @ 4% with HCL @ 37%
get 10ml of hcl @ 37% and 90 ml water you have 100ml of hcl @ 3,7%, right?
so if 10 of hcl @ 37% is 3,7 % and I need it @ 4%...
10 --- 3,7
X --- 4
10 x 4 = 40 / 3,7 = 10,81, so you need 10,81 ml of hcl @ 37% and water UNTILL 100ml
the best is with a volumetric flask and some acurate and low quantity mesuring glassware
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Be sure to add the acid to the water and avoid the 37% HCl fumes which are very strong. That would be 10.81ml of 37% HCl added to 89.19ml of distilled water.
I do the mixing outside with the wind at my back.
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victory13 wrote: I have 4% solution HCL and I mixed 1 drop of MMS to 1 drop 4% HCL, is that the correct way?
Yes that's correct.
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- Every ml of CDH contains 1 drop of MMS, so 1 drop of MMS = 1ml of CDH
- MMS is 7 to 10% activated in 30 seconds while CDH made with 4% HCl is about 50% activated in the bottle. This is why CDH is far less nauseating than MMS drops
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ix wrote:
How to activate MMS with HCL 4% solution :
• Use one drop of 4% ( pH ~0,1) HCL to each one drop of MMS.
• Add 100ml of water -- making the concentration as low as 0,004% HCL
The reaction time is approximately 30 seconds, depending on the outside temperature.
as I read and understand the directions I believe I am being told to add water to acid and not acid to water.
Could someone confirm that and either correct that post or me, and delete this post after.
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