No reply phone number, resolve. CDs dilution.

Hi all, firstly let me say I had the phone number issue resolved, the answer was hooked onto another mail which I did not get right away.
I have just got my CDS and am trying to work out how much to take ,or in what dilution of water, I am not brill at Mathis and wonder if I should just take one drop in a glass of water as it does smell very very strong.
Can anyone help me.
I have chronic fatigue syndrome and have thought that I have candidiasis systemic.
We have a different health service in UK and to just go and ask the doc about these things are not encouraged, although we do have a great NHS.
Yours mariacp.
As for the training in DR I have decided that I will do take the CDS and then go on the next one as this one coming up was, is a bit to rushed.
Yours in hope
Mariacp

Hi Maria. Welcome! Sacrament/protocol 1000 is for 1mL cds/hr x 8 hrs/day. Should you have an adverse reaction, cut the doses in half until you don't have a reaction then start increasing gradually. 3drops mms1 = 1mL cds. Add to water to suit your taste - 1/2 glass or more.

genesis2church.com/mms-protocol-1000.html

Hi Paul, I thought that CDs was much stronger than mms, the one I have says 3000 pppm, and I thought that 25 stops made a millilitre .it doe smell really strong .
I am amazed that someone has got back to me, I am new T this instant message thingy.

Hi Maria. With members all over the world, I see usually a dozen or so members online 24/7, and usually 300 - 500 guests viewing. Most questions get answered promptly. All questions are welcome.


To avoid confusion, it has become standard practice in the forum to refer to quantities of mms1 in drops, and quantities of CDS in mL and standard concentration of mms1 being 28% solution of 80%sodium chlorite. Standard concentration of CDS a 3000 ppm.
Using these standards, 3 drops of mms1 is the equivalent of 1mL of CDS.

Does that mean that one drop of CDs is the same as three drops of mms.

Only if one drop of CDS is 1mL or 1/4 teaspoon , if you don't have mL measuring spoons

Are you referring to millilitre as mL.sorry to sound so silly, but it is a case of tomato tomato thing isn't it.

HI MARIA CP or Maria Carroll

ml may refer to:
millilitre (also spelled milliliter; symbol mL, ml, or mℓ), a thousandth of a litre (an SI unit of capacity).


A milliliter (abbreviated mL) is a measure of volume. 1000 milliliters equal 1 liter. 1 milliliter is also equal to one cubic centimeter.

1000 mL = 1 L

1 mL = 1 cm3

Thanks Paul, I think I have it now, I will use the babies syringe, that has mls on it , I think I will start on adding just a drop to water and seeing how that goes.
I am off to bed now as it is 4 am here in freezing Scotland.
Thank you for all your help and patience.

Mariacp

I think I have it now, I will just forget I read about the cubic ones,lol