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HCI Activator 04 Sep 2011 15:51 #5051

Edwin3110 Topic Author Offline Moderator Posts: 652 Thank you received: 515	Can HCI activator be used with DMSO for skin application? Anyone had this experienced.... Minister of Health, Penang. Malaysia. Creator of CDH Plus 1000 A Protocol that can adjust the strength of CD and SC for individual needs. • Read More • Easy way to support Jim Humble, MMS
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Re: HCI Activator 04 Sep 2011 17:21 #5052

brtanner Offline Platinum Member Accept the present moment fully... Posts: 505 Thank you received: 702	Hi Edwin, If you mean activating MMS with hydrochloric acid (muriatic acid) for topical application with DMSO, I'm sure that's just fine. Bruce The following user(s) said Thank You: Edwin3110
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Re: HCI Activator 05 Sep 2011 14:17 #5084

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Thks Bruce;

I have just tried small 2 drops HCI activation MMS with DMSO and apply to my chest area... it feel normal and the small light pain is gone when stretch within minutes .... so i believed is ok as well.... Thanks for the advice.....

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Re: HCI Activator 06 Sep 2011 12:50 #5109

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Updates to all about HCI activator.... today i found that my skin feel bit painful.... maybe HCI activator is too strong for topical used cos there will be no water mixture for application... I had no experienced using citric acid... only slight rash but not like HCI do... so for topical used... it is best to used citric acid... The effectiveness should be same i assume and less skin irritation...

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Re: HCI Activator 02 Dec 2011 18:18 #8663

townsend Offline New Member Posts: 12 Thank you received: 7	I've been reading the new CDS threads and I keep on seeing reference to HCI, in different concentrations. I gather this an alternative to Citric Acid? What is it? Where do you get it?
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