Hi Pumpkincandle,
As I understand it, DMSO works on herpes in 3 ways.
1. It has some antiviral properties of it's own against the virus
2. It is a penetrant (may allow penetration into the herpes virus to allow it to be destroyed)
3. It's a carrier/penetrant which can carry other substances to and then into the virus to enable it's destruction
CDH is the same as MMS but has about 5 times more CLO2 because it is more activated outside the body. This also means it has about 5 times less sodium chlorite (SC), by the time it hits the stomach.
We generally believe that it is the CLO2 molecule that is the active part of MMS and which does the pathogen destroying. If you consume MMS which has 5 times more sodium chlorite in it than CDH, even if you have an adequate supply of HCl in your stomach to continue the activation process in the stomach and get the CLO2 up to the same amount as CDH is outside the stomach (which I think would be difficult), you then will have less HCl in your stomach. Your stomach HCl is important to the body for it's ability to aide in digestion and also sterilize the food you eat to prepare it for passage through your digestive system. Since an amount of HCl would be unavoidably used to further activate the SC, the stomach would have to pull elements from the body to produce more HCl - this would tax the body's supplies which might in turn cause other problems down the road.
However, having said all that, I have also heard that SC by itself may be able to penetrate into the body and then become activated when it bumps into acidic conditions it encounters. If this is true, then somehow getting the SC through the stomach wall and into the blood could be a very good thing and it would seem that DMSO could be the perfect vehicle to facilitate that happening.
If SC really does work that way, CDH can be fine tuned to be more similar to MMS - that is to say we can make CDH in a way where it is less activated outside the body but still more activated than MMS. This can be done by simply using less of the 4% HCl to do the activation and then increasing the amount of water used by the same amount of volume that the HCl was decreased by. By doing this we will always still end up with 1 drop of SC (22.4%) in each ml of CDH.
For example if making 240ml of CDH you would normally use the following:
220ml water
10ml SC (22.4%)
10ml HCl 4%
For a total of 240ml of CDH-1-4%
To cut the activation in half you would use the following:
225ml water
10ml SC (22.4%)
5ml HCl 4%
For a total of 240ml of CDH-1-2%
Then follow all of the other directions.
This will allow 1/2 the activation to take place as using 10ml of 4% HCl and therefore also leave 50% more SC in the CDH to go into the stomach.
You can use the above method for tweaking CDH to any level of strength that you want.
Even if you did the following though, the CDH would still contain a bit more CLO2 than MMS:
227.5ml water
10ml SC (22.4%)
2.5ml HCl 4%
For a total of 240ml of CDH-1-1%
This last formula is the same as using 1% HCl to do the activating.
We could label it: CDH-1-1%HCl (CDH which contains 1 drop of SC (22.4%) per ml made with 1% HCl)
Like I said the above is still just a bit stronger in CLO2 content than traditional MMS. You could reduce the HCl even more though.
If you want a CDH that should not cause nausea (or at lease has less of a chance to cause nausea than traditional MMS) but at the same time has more available SC left in it because you believe that SC may be able to penetrate the stomach and get into the blood with the help of DMSO, then I would use the following which is also the first CDH alteration that I showed above.
To cut the activation in half you would use the following:
225ml water
10ml SC (22.4%)
5ml HCl 4%
For a total of 240ml of CDH-1-2%
However, if you believe that CLO2 is really what does the job, then I would just stay with the standard recipe for making CDH which is:
220ml water
10ml SC (22.4%)
10ml HCl 4%
For a total of 240ml of CDH-1-4%
Or if you want to make a larger quantity you could do that to of course.
Now to answer your other question about the spray; yes you can add DMSO to the spray but they say it will neutral the CLO2 after a short while so I would think you would have to make more spray after an hour or so to keep it fresh.
That second answer was a lot easier to answer.
I hope that helps you to make a decision (and others too).
May you be well,
Scott
From Kerri’s book:
Three things cannot be long hidden: the sun, the moon, and the truth.
~ Buddha
I'm Scott McRae, creator of "The Antidote" & CDH with CLO2's help (Charlotte Lackney)
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I did a CDH injection / Chlorine Dioxide (CLO2) injection / IV push of 10ml of dilute 50ppm CDH / CLO2 into my blood 3 times in 11 hours & did before & after blood tests that showed that it did NO HARM to my blood, liver or kidneys. This suggests the possibility that CDH / CLO2 is a potential LIFESAVING MRSA cure, VRE cure, CRE cure, AMR cure, Ebola cure, HIV cure, Cancer cure, etc., since it appears to be safe intravenously at 50ppm.
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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
