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No Gas when activating mms1 23 Mar 2014 13:26 #41945

arkwood Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 14 Thank you received: 7	just a quick question where do you store your solutions . I have mine in the fridge so i am also thinking that the solution when mixing is to cold and needs to be a little warmer to activate fully with the cloud of smoke? arkwood
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No Gas when activating mms1 23 Mar 2014 14:04 #41946

fourfingerz Offline Moderator I'm rooting for you - we're all in this together Posts: 544 Thank you received: 558	I only store my CDS and CDH in the fridge. MMS and acids I store at room temperature in a cupboard out of the light. The cold temperature is probably the reason for your lack of gassing. And you in Australia (warm) and me in Canada (burr) Martin The following user(s) said Thank You: JB13
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No Gas when activating mms1 23 Mar 2014 15:22 #41956

Rev Ray Visitor	I did read elsewhere that Citric can "go bad". Apparently it will cloud up after time according to the info I read on another MMS site.
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No Gas when activating mms1 23 Mar 2014 21:27 #41967

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I have mine in the fridge so i am also thinking that the solution when mixing is to cold and needs to be a little warmer to activate fully with the cloud of smoke?

I think you just answered your question!

We know that CLO2 gas will tend to stay in solution when below 11C (52F).

Which brings up the question whether we should be keeping SC and acid in the fridge if making classic MMS? Since MMS activation normally takes place in an open container, with the resultant loss of CLO2 gas if the solutions are above 11C (52F), maybe the doses will be more effective due to more available CLO2. The mixing water would also need to be refrigerated, too. But, more activation time may be required. Measuring CLO2 ppm would tell us.

Interesting....

Or, we could make CDH (in a closed container) and not have this question.

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No Gas when activating mms1 30 Apr 2014 13:22 #43823

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Hi jB 13 so ive worked out now how to get almost unlimited gas and a really dark solution. Once ive taken the mms out of the fridge and started the activation process i take the container over to my 300 watt dimmer lounge light and hover the container over the light and heat for around 30 seconds and this allows me to get the gas i require for breathing in for a cold or a sore throat etc (obviously being very careful not to breath to much in at once).
I have one more question .
I will start to make cdh for my wife but i only have the 50% citric acid solution silly question but how do i turn this into 5% for the making of cdh just ad water to a correct ratio?
many thanks in advance sorry for the late reply but i cant get on the net that often
Happy Thursday from Australia
Arkwood

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No Gas when activating mms1 30 Apr 2014 15:22 #43826

pam Offline Platinum Boarder Posts: 4593 Thank you received: 3703	You would use the 50% citric acid, not adapt to the 4% HCl. The following user(s) said Thank You: arkwood
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No Gas when activating mms1 04 May 2014 08:26 #43979

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hi pam thanks for the reply i forgot Jim uses hca in the video for cdh,and not citric acid...
can i add 1 teaspoon of dmso into the cdh solution over night ? As i am thinking that you have to add dmso into a ready made mixture of mms (to bind the dmso into the mms for 3 mins) with out the water in it am i correct?. If im Correct then how do you add dmso into the ready made cdh as it will be diluted by the water and not bind to the mms solution correct or not?.
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No Gas when activating mms1 04 May 2014 17:01 #43999

pam Offline Platinum Boarder Posts: 4593 Thank you received: 3703	DMSO wiil kill the MMS or chlorine dioxide (which is the gas we are using to restore health) - In this instance, just pour the dose, then add the DMSO and drink.
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