NEW ! CDS Clorine dioxide solution (MMS) by Andreas Kalcker

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Ok as others have mentioned earlier I am confused too! Jims video shows the bottle with distilled water in it with no lid so he didnt need to vent the gas off through a needle as in Mark and Andreas video. Also he said his took 2 hours not 15 mins to 30 mins it took in Mark and Andreas video again? Is his more effective am I imagining it that his solution looked more yellow therefore stronger? Also his measurements are different, he does 2 oz of mixed mms (1oz of citric and 1oz of MMS) to 8 oz of water whereas Andreas does 50 cc of each to 500 cc of water (basically 10 cc of MMS/Citric acid to every 100 cc of water)

So confused! help!

I can understand your confusion! I think a lot of us have similar questions, Lily, so don't feel like the lone stranger, as my brother used to say. Questions have been sent off to the DR, and we should have answers soon.

It does appear that Jim's solution is stronger than Mark and Andreas' is. Probably because it is done longer and is more fully saturated. It even looks like Jim's batch that he made in his training video is stronger than the batch he had on the table, in the 4oz bottles. He did not give a dosing measurement in the video. They are continuing to work with this new method, and each success will give them more information. If you can do the mms1, you may want to continue with that and wait until we get the questions answered. Your choice. - and this is all IMHO, of course.

Hello.

Here are the pictures of my setup. You'll notice I'm not using rubber stoppers but plastic screw-on caps. I have a drill press and so am able to create near perfect holes which I made just big enough to barely squeeze the plastic tubing through. I then did a pressure check with my mouth to make sure I had a good seal. On the receiving bottle I just poked a hole to allow the pressure to be released and also wasn't concerned about the tight fit of the tubing. My reaction bottle is small glass bottle (about 180 ml capacity, they sell a vitamin C drink in it here) and my receiving bottle is HDPE plastic - it's actually a milk bottle. Another thing I did differently is that I made sure my water was cold first and then just put it into an ice box and put ice packs around it instead of using ice water. For me the process took 35 minutes but that's because I kept stirring the reaction bottle mixture by swirling it occasionally. I noticed that whenever I did this, the bubbles came out much faster - until the swirling stopped - so I kept doing it until even that seemed to slow quite a bit. I used 50 ml mms plus 50 ml 50% citric acid solution.

Some other good facts that should help people are:

1 ml = 1 cc
1 ml = approximately 24 drops
1 ml cds = approximately 3 - 4 drops equivalent mms (I don't know how to verify this - just got it from the videos)
Therefore 8 drops of cds is approximately equivalent to 1 drop of activated mms.
So, for a person doing Protocol 1000, or 3 drops every hour, 8 times in a day, you would need to use 8 ml cds mixed into your water (I'm mixing it into 800 ml of water so that I have 8 - 100 ml servings a day)

5 ml = 1 tspn
15 ml = 1 Tblspn

Hope this all helps

Scott