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Cancer stage 4 use of cds + dmso
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12 Nov 2012 08:07 #26377
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Replied by AmandaMary on topic Cancer stage 4 use of cds + dmso
cc is the same as ml. So 1cc of CDS equates to 3 drops of activated MMS classic (MMS1) so if you put 8cc of CDS into a 1ltr bottle which is 24 drops, divide by 8 lines that is 3 drops per hour.
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12 Nov 2012 09:10 #26381
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Replied by astermedia on topic Cancer stage 4 use of cds + dmso
Thanks John D., for that article which is new to me and provides loads of great information.
Thanks Amanda for your information as well. From your information follows that one standardised Humble drop of activated mms equals 1/3 cc or ml. That means my droppers, which measure 18 drops per cc are off by a factor 6. How can that be ?
Thanks Amanda for your information as well. From your information follows that one standardised Humble drop of activated mms equals 1/3 cc or ml. That means my droppers, which measure 18 drops per cc are off by a factor 6. How can that be ?
Steven Soeten
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www.natufarm.nl
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12 Nov 2012 11:34 #26384
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Replied by pam on topic Cancer stage 4 use of cds + dmso
astermedia - the earlier bottles (green and blue) with droppers have been measured at various drop sizes (a lot depends on orifice size and the angle of the bottle) - usually around the 17 drops per mL size. Then a number of the vendors (last year was when I was first aware, but may have been earlier) went to the white HDPE bottles with the accutip droppers, which seem to give a more accurate, consistent drop size.
You may want to read Charlotte's thread here on why she prefers to not use drops to meausre anything.
genesis2forum.org/index.php/list/mms-technical-talk/24054-why-i-don-t-use-drops-to-measure-anything#25840
Some of the older vendors probably had the green and blue bottles in stock and decided to finish using that stock before going to the newer bottles.
You may want to read Charlotte's thread here on why she prefers to not use drops to meausre anything.
genesis2forum.org/index.php/list/mms-technical-talk/24054-why-i-don-t-use-drops-to-measure-anything#25840
Some of the older vendors probably had the green and blue bottles in stock and decided to finish using that stock before going to the newer bottles.
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12 Nov 2012 21:06 #26426
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Please have a look at the pipets we use. They fit 35ml pet glass bottles and measure 18 drops per ml.
The droppers you are talking about measure 3 drops per ml, a factor 6.
How do my droppers compare to the Humble protocols ?
Should I advise patients to multiply protocol by 6 when using my pipets, or get pipets that contain 3/1 ?
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Replied by astermedia on topic Cancer stage 4 use of cds + dmso
Please have a look at the pipets we use. They fit 35ml pet glass bottles and measure 18 drops per ml.
The droppers you are talking about measure 3 drops per ml, a factor 6.
How do my droppers compare to the Humble protocols ?
Should I advise patients to multiply protocol by 6 when using my pipets, or get pipets that contain 3/1 ?
Steven Soeten
Entepreneur
www.natufarm.nl
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12 Nov 2012 21:31 - 12 Nov 2012 21:31 #26430
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Replied by pam on topic Cancer stage 4 use of cds + dmso
OK, if the Humble protocols are based on 24 drops per ML and yours are measuring 18 drops per mL, you may need to compensate. Yours are 1.3 stronger per drop. (18 drops per mL is stronger, per drop, than 24 drops per mL).
NOW, let me say - at the time we went to the accudrop tips, there were a lot of other tips out there, dropping different size drops. There seems to be some flexibility. Personally, I would not worry about it too much. Have your clients work up to their dosage. Don't drop the 3 drops per dose on them right away - have them start at 1 drop per dose (with your pipettes) - then go to 2 drops per dose. Then go to 3 drops per dose (take a day at each doseage) -
Given that the cancer protocols go up to 10 or 12 drops per dose, being just a little over is not going to be problematic, IMHO. It is certainly not like the old protocol of 15 drops at a whack
NOW, let me say - at the time we went to the accudrop tips, there were a lot of other tips out there, dropping different size drops. There seems to be some flexibility. Personally, I would not worry about it too much. Have your clients work up to their dosage. Don't drop the 3 drops per dose on them right away - have them start at 1 drop per dose (with your pipettes) - then go to 2 drops per dose. Then go to 3 drops per dose (take a day at each doseage) -
Given that the cancer protocols go up to 10 or 12 drops per dose, being just a little over is not going to be problematic, IMHO. It is certainly not like the old protocol of 15 drops at a whack
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