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Pam

As I understand the baking soda protocol is 1/8 tsp for one liter (4 cups) of water/MMS1
So for half a cup with 3 drops of activated MMS1 you need 1/8 of 1/8tbs baking soda.

If i understand correctly the way you did it you used more baking soda then that.

Less baking soda will have less effect on the MMS.

pam wrote:

In the "treated glass" I put .04 tsp of fresh baking soda. (this worked out to 1/3 of .125 tsp) - that was the smallest measure I could get). At 3 minutes there was some diminution (i.e., the color was not QUITE as clear a 10ppm) - just a little added yellow, and at 6 minutes there was a bit more diminution - again - color was still a greenish, but a bit lighter still.

Pam and Nir, I think that baking soda serves to affect citric acid (acidity), modulating its effect.

Humble speaks about 24 drops (3 drops for 8 hours). If you used 3 drops, you need 1/8th of 1/8th of teaspoon to use with 3 drops. For one drop it would be 1/24th of 1/8th of teaspoon.

This means you used a bit over double of needed baking soda.

Could you test with .02 teaspoon?

LOL, if I could get something to measure .02 of a teaspoon. But I do believe you are right, it's entirely possible that I have a bit too much (like twice as much) baking soda - which does tell us that baking soda will affect MMS if it's too much - so we would have to be cautious about how much was put in. I think somewhere Michael may have put in that he had an email stating that the PH had to remain lower than 5.2, and that it had been tested over a 48 hour period. So, there you go.

May I suggest using an inexpensive common obtainable tool to use in measuring such tiny amounts where the baking soda issue is

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Norpro 3080 Mini Measuring Spoons

www.amazon.com/Norpro-3080-Measuring-Spoons-Piece/dp/B0009X1P9S/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1328631979&sr=8-1

I took the below measuring from a posted review on Amazon. You would need to verify to be sure.

TAD = 1/4 tsp
DASH = 1/12 tsp <<<< not 1/8 >>>
PINCH = 1/16 tsp
SMIDGEN = 1/32 tsp
DROP = 1/64 tsp

Mickey, I have 6 sets on order and they'll be here tomorrow. I ordered yesterday just as soon as I saw your post! Thanks for this information.

I think goal would be 5.2 - yes, test strips are on the shopping agenda for today!
Pam

paul wrote:

Hi Pam. I gather from the bulletin that the object of adding the sodium bicarbonate is to adjust the pH to around 6.5. One would want pH test strips for this.

Pam, if you learned about the tiny measuring spoons yesterday, it was not from me, but I'm certainly glad someone already did think about putting the info out here.

Well, someone else posted - but theirs only has 4 spoons. I'm not sure which one is missing, so I've added 3 sets of yours. At this rate I can give christmas presents to all my friends!

Bill wrote:

Once again we got another hickup in our protocols.

Last time everyone rushed to make CDS in all sorts of new ways.
I did suggest that everyone slow down and wait on Jim for a final protocol and one did eventually arrive in his video.

Slow down with all the new hype on every new idea that comes along.

How could Jim possibly know that CDS does not kill parasites when taken internally?

I have a feeling that things will change again and very soon.

I never used CDS so it makes no difference to me. BUT, I am sure many are very confused right now.

Imagine if someone is attempting to write a book on Chlorine Doixide (MMS & CDS) right now or has already gone to print! It would be outdated or incorrect and may even result in a law suit.

We need a team of professionals to put this all together because as of right now -- it is a mess of misinformation.

The only real constant so far is MMS1 so if it is not broken don't try to fix it. Just drink it fast if you don't like the taste. There are a lot of medicines out there that taste badly as well but our mother's managed to get it down our throats.

If you are not sick then only have one drink a day -- I don't even take that much if I am well.

Lets wait for a FINAL word on Baking Soda as far as nuetralizing Chlorine Dioxide as this still seems to be everyone's question at this time.

Is there a Chemist in the house?

Well, I was correct -- Please read the latest UPDATE!

About CDS not getting into the blood. I was wrong in my evaluation because of data that was furnished to me, however, after reviewing the data here in the Church compound and the data that we have from South America and a lot of other data that has come to me since, and my own data about using it, I am totally convinced that I was wrong about writing that particular news Technical Bulletin.

I apologize for jumping the gun in trying to get the bulletin out too fast. Sorry, hope I never make another mistake. Anyway CDS is extremely valuable and to give you a small preview on some more research I have been making it at various strengths as high as 25,000 ppm. That is so strong that opening a bottle in a room can start most every one in the room caughing. But amazing as it seems it can still be put on the outside of the body without causing burns. At least for most people. But as I already stated, that can cure a number of things on the outside of the body that one often has trouble with otherwise and some otherwise incurable sores have been cured and are being cured.

So I hope this message sets everyone straight about what I said. Basically I was wrong about CDS not getting into the blood.

with love,
Archbishop Jim