MMS - tasteless and odourless. the new CDS (chlorine dioxide solution)

[ThePythonicCow]

While searching on Telegram for something else, I found this explanation of how chlorine dioxide works, buried in a longer post, https://t.me/theuniversalantidote/1328, made on a March 2023 on "The Universal Antidote Videos" Telegram channel:

You asked: "How does the chlorine dioxide know what bacteria is good or bad in your eyes?"

Each organism has some capability to reduce oxidizers. As a rule, the larger, the organism, the greater the capability to reduce oxidizers. most anaerobic bacteria do not have a way to neutralize oxidizers, and so they are very susceptible to destruction by them. Also, these anaerobic bacteria produce acids. Chlorine Dioxide comes into contact with an acid, singlet oxygen is released. The singlet oxygen destroys the bacteria, and the human bodies redox system reduces the singlet oxygen.

It's the clearest, succinct but still accurate, explanation that I've seen.

[ThePythonicCow]

Posted by ThePythonicCow (here)
I keep these instructions, Andreas Kalcker's Forbidden Health book, and the above materials on hand, for the day when I might find CDS to be useful, whether for water purification or other such uses such as considered in Kalcker's book.

That's not quite true.

I make this stuff regularly, and keep two 16 oz Boston Brown glass bottles of CDS in my refrigerator at all times, one bottle with an added splash of DMSO, and one just pure CDS.

Once one gets this setup going and has done it a couple of times, it's quite easy, at least for those of us who like to form habitual procedures for the routine tasks of life.

One advantage of CDS, over mixing the two part MMS drops, is that the CDS has a less repulsive taste, to my tongue at least. I find it easy to take with apple juice. I also sprayed it (usually the CDS + DMSO bottle) on a recent skin lesion, soaked a wasp stung finger in it, and swished it around my mouth to treat an abscess.

If kept in a nearly full bottle in a refrigerator, below about 45°F (7°C), it lasts "forever" ... years at least in my experience. But now that I've found so many uses for it, my CDS never lasts anywhere near that long.

[RunningDeer]

Posted by ThePythonicCow (here)
While searching on Telegram for something else, I found this explanation of how chlorine dioxide works, buried in a longer post, https://t.me/theuniversalantidote/1328, made on a March 2023 on "The Universal Antidote Videos" Telegram channel:

You asked: "How does the chlorine dioxide know what bacteria is good or bad in your eyes?"

Each organism has some capability to reduce oxidizers. As a rule, the larger, the organism, the greater the capability to reduce oxidizers. most anaerobic bacteria do not have a way to neutralize oxidizers, and so they are very susceptible to destruction by them. Also, these anaerobic bacteria produce acids. Chlorine Dioxide comes into contact with an acid, singlet oxygen is released. The singlet oxygen destroys the bacteria, and the human bodies redox system reduces the singlet oxygen.

It's the clearest, succinct but still accurate, explanation that I've seen.

A teeny bit off the topic of chlorine dioxide, but informative on the type of bacteria that thrives in a non-oxygen environment. I found it on “How to use your waterpik” @ 15:53.

“When the water hits the side of the tooth, it creates that vacuum in the pocket and pulls out plaque, bacteria and food debris. The wand is creating oxygen along with the water spray. And the oxygen when it goes under the gum tissue it's killing bacteria that live without oxygen because there is no oxygen under your gum tissue. Oxygen pumped in so is ultimate killer of bad bacteria.

• I use this model.

Can bacteria survive without oxygen?

Anaerobic bacteria are germs that can survive and grow where there is no oxygen. For example, they can thrive in human tissue that is injured and does not have oxygen-rich blood flowing to it.

How to use your waterpik

379,781 views
August 15, 2021

This is an in depth description of how to properly use and maintain your waterpik.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=hNCChIWnsoM

[ThePythonicCow]

Posted by RunningDeer (here)
I use this model.

I hope you're not seeing the insidious mold problem reported in this Amazon review.

[RunningDeer]

Posted by ThePythonicCow (here)

Posted by ThePythonicCow (here)
I keep these instructions, Andreas Kalcker's Forbidden Health book, and the above materials on hand, for the day when I might find CDS to be useful, whether for water purification or other such uses such as considered in Kalcker's book.

That's not quite true.

I make this stuff regularly, and keep two 16 oz Boston Brown glass bottles of CDS in my refrigerator at all times, one bottle with an added splash of DMSO, and one just pure CDS.

Once one gets this setup going and has done it a couple of times, it's quite easy, at least for those of us who like to form habitual procedures for the routine tasks of life.

One advantage of CDS, over mixing the two part MMS drops, is that the CDS has a less repulsive taste, to my tongue at least. I find it easy to take with apple juice. I also sprayed it (usually the CDS + DMSO bottle) on a recent skin lesion, soaked a wasp stung finger in it, and swished it around my mouth to treat an abscess.

If kept in a nearly full bottle in a refrigerator, below about 45°F (7°C), it lasts "forever" ... years at least in my experience. But now that I've found so many uses for it, my CDS never lasts anywhere near that long.

Thanks for the info. I've been making a new MMS batch every three days based on the suggestion from MMS4health.com. I'm still looking for a better 2 oz. small glass spray bottle. I also hadn't consider the idea of adding DMSO in it. Though when I use my home-made DMSO eye drops, I smooth the overflow on my face.

I make up a batch of eye drops every 3 months that includes DMSO (Pharmaceutical grade).

• 2 oz glass bottles, with glass eye droppers
• 30-40% DMSO
• 60-70% distilled water
• pinch of salt
• 2 squirts liquid Vitamin C
• One-two drops twice a day.

[RunningDeer]

Posted by ThePythonicCow (here)

Posted by RunningDeer (here)
I use this model.

I hope you're not seeing the insidious mold problem reported in this Amazon review.

No problems here. I'll keep watch.

I use distilled water. The video goes into how to clean the machine of excess mineral deposits, but no mention of a black mold.

[ThePythonicCow]

Posted by RunningDeer (here)

No problems here. I'll keep watch.

Perhaps add a few MMS or CDS drops if you do see mold

[RunningDeer]

Posted by ThePythonicCow (here)

Posted by RunningDeer (here)

No problems here. I'll keep watch.

Perhaps add a few MMS or CDS drops if you do see mold

How often should you replace a WaterPik machine?

Regularly replacing your water flosser and its tips is crucial for maintaining optimal oral health. Generally, tips should be replaced every 3 months, while the flosser unit itself typically lasts between 12 to 24 months, depending on usage and other factors.

How to Prevent Mold in a Waterpik and Keep Your Mouth Fungus-Free - Article

• How Does Mold in a Waterpik Occur?
• Is Mold in a Waterpik Dangerous? The Health Implications
• How to Prevent Mold in a Waterpik
• How to Clean Mold in a Waterpik
• How Do You Know If You Have Mold in a Waterpik?

How to Clean a Waterpik® Water Flosser (2 min)

Mineral deposits and other materials can accumulate in your water flosser. Follow these simple cleaning tips to keep your water flosser performing at its best.

Learn more: How to Clean a Waterpik® Water Flosser In 5 Easy Steps.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=lzOoc2_tzeY

[Joey]

in my personal experience, cds is the most awesome and versatile thing one can learn to make and learn to use.
Spray it, swish it in your mouth, drink it, enemas, combine it with dmso for deep internal and external application.
You can use it for cleaning, water purification, it's endless.

If you are dealing with issues, go first to cds and you can go pretty high doses.

[Joey]

I don't know if it's posted yet, but here is a free course which will take you trough from a to z

https://theuniversalantidote.com/the...tidote-course/

[Eva2]

Dr. W. Makis
'NEW ARTICLE: CHLORINE DIOXIDE and CANCER - Most Controversial Alternative Cancer Treatment - Safety and New Research evidence in 8 papers examined

Probably the most controversial article I've written!

Chlorine Dioxide:

- purifies water
- destroys microbes on food
- sterilizes medical equipment
- second strongest disinfectant known after ozone
- rapidly and effectively destroys viruses
- used in 900 water treatment facilities
- estimated 12 million Americans drink Chlorine Dioxide treated water
- cytotoxic against breast and colorectal cancer cells
- prostate cancer responds dramatically with PSA levels droppin
- pancreatic cancer stabilizes on it

I review all the known literature as it pertains to Chlorine Dioxide use in Cancer

I also review the safety and dosing of Chlorine Dioxide.

The "Miracle in Bolivia":

“we can affirm without a doubt…that chlorine dioxide is effective in the treatment of COVID-19, making RT-PCR negative in one hundred percent of cases at 7 days, significantly and rapidly modifying the symptoms of the disease, significantly reducing laboratory parameters to normality within 14 to 21 days.”

But what about Chlorine Dioxide and CANCER?

I review the evidence that exists in the literature and it's very, very interesting!

The science and evidence is slowly growing.

Pancreatic Cancer
Prostate Cancer and PSA levels
Breast Cancer
Colorectal Cancer
Lung Cancer

No, it's not "bleach".
No, it's not "quackery"
Yes, it's SAFE in appropriate doses
Yes, it has no side effects when taken appropriately

“chlorine dioxide possesses anticancer and antiviral activities probably due to its inducing activity of ROS production.”

“Potential benefits of utilizing ClO2 (Chlorine Dioxide) include the destruction of the SARS-CoV-2 virus in the human body, the treatment of COVID-19 symptoms, and prevention of post-acute COVID-19 syndrome, or long-haulers syndrome. With the favorable aforementioned safety profile, it would appear that the benefits of low dose aqueous ClO2 therapy far outweigh the risks.”

Are you ready for the deep dive?

"Backpackers and emergency personnel can use 4 ppm to purify water, 30 ppm (per day) was used safely in two COVID-19 trials and 40 ppm in drinking water showed no toxicity in a subchronic oral toxicity test."

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https://twitter.com/makismd/status/1...L7uPIJC70XGEGQ

[palehorse]

found this video days ago, seems pretty much same protocol that was already posted in this thread, however this video feels easier than the other resources available.

https://cahlen.org/files/videos/2021...ineDioxide.mp4



I am willing to give a try, and make my own batch based on this video above, here is the "recipe" in written form from Jim Humble (the source of the video).

https://jimhumble.org/how-to-make-mms

Could anyone please confirm if there is any other more straight forward way to do it?

For my understanding basically I need:

• distilled water
• sodium chlorite (powder or flakes - commercial ones)
• activator acids (vinegar, lemon, citric acid, hydrochloric acid (HCl)) - only one? or combine at what ratio?

and then combine both before use to produce the chlorine dioxide solution.

All the other stuffs required I already have here, I just need to purchase the sodium chlorite and maybe the activator acid, but I have at home Citric Acid Monohydrate wife use in the kitchen for cooking sour food sometimes (just a tiny pinch of it), the bag has not much info but this (C6H10O8), so I had no idea what it actually was and it says it is Galactaric Acid that is where things get complicated for me, I am no good at chemistry, so I have no idea this is the correct acid or not.. I would rather squeeze some lemons before use if possible or even use vinegar, feels more natural for me.

I want to try to kill a fungus, anyone know if works for that? I tried the colloidal silver I made myself, but it is ineffective for the fungus I am dealing with, already tried all the usual garbage they sell in pharmacies, none of it works.

Many Thanks


[update]
I am going through the course @Joey posted above.
https://theuniversalantidote.com/the...tidote-course/
Thanks


I was looking for sodium chlorite online and I found only the liquid form at 25%, so I am giving a try with this one. The HCl I found also in liquid form at 35% so I will have to dilute in distilled water to get the 4% required. I think that is it. I will post again once my experience is done.


Thanks Bill for embedding the video

[ThePythonicCow]

Posted by palehorse (here)
For my understanding basically I need:

• distilled water
• sodium chlorite (powder or flakes - commercial ones)
• activator acids (vinegar, lemon, citric acid, hydrochloric acid (HCl)) - only one? or combine at what ratio?

and then combine both before use to produce the chlorine dioxide solution.

I have used a variety of methods to make chlorine dioxide solution (CDS, aka MMS). My current favorite is "Andreas Kalcker's Method with Shot Glass Inside Sealed Jar, Called CDS or Chlorine Dioxide Solution", as explained https://www.annmariemichaels.com/how...ke-pool-water/

I obtain my equipment and ingredients from Amazon:

• Stellar Chemical ~ Sodium Chlorite, 80% Flakes, Tech Grade ~ 1 Kg
• Milliard Citric Acid Powder 5 Pound
• Galashield Glass Jar ~ 500 ml with silicone lined easy seal lid
• PARACITY Shot Glasses with Heavy Base
• 8 Pc Nylon & Stainless Steel Deluxe Measuring Spoon Set
• 16 oz. Amber Boston Round Glass Jars with Black Poly Cone Cap
• DMSO Liquid Concentrate 99% Pure 16 fl. oz.
• Kyocera Travel Mug with Twist Top, 12oz

One time, when I first got the shot glass and glass jar, I marked a line on the glass jar. I put the new empty shot glass inside the jar, and filled up the jar part way, outside the shot glass, so that the water was perhaps 80% up the side of the shot glass sitting still empty within the water. I then removed the shot glass and marked a line all the way around the outside of the glass jar with a magic marker, at the height of the water I could still see inside the jar. I then put a strip of clear tape all the way around the jar, right over that black line, to protect the black line from being rubbed off. That black line tells me how much distilled water to put in the glass jar, in the following instructions.

Then each time I want to make a batch of CDS, I follow the following instructions, which I have printed out and kept on a shelf of my kitchen cupboard, next to the above Galashield Glass Jar, shot glass, and two of the measuring spoons - the 2 tsp and 2 Tbsp spoons. These two measuring spoons are dedicated to this task. The sodium chlorite flakes, citric acid powder, and DMSO I keep on the "strange chemicals" shelf of my storage room. If I baked (I don't), the citric acid might have a dual purpose, but for me all of these chemicals are just used for CDS and best not confused with food stuff on my kitchen's cupboard shelves.

How to make chlorine dioxide solution (CDS) from distilled water,
sodium chlorite flakes, and citric acid powder, using a glass jar
and a shot glass, to then be stored in a Boston Brown glass jar in
a refrigerator.

 1) Add distilled water to jar, up to (previously marked) line
 2) Add 2 teaspoons of sodium chlorite flakes to shot glass
 3) Add 2 teaspoons of citric acid powder to shot glass
 4) Carefully put shot glass inside jar
 5) Measure 2 Tablespoons of water into measuring cup
 6) Add water to shot glass and close jar lid
 7) Put jar inside cabinet and wait a day (or more)
 8) Remove jar from cabinet (keep level)
 9) Remove shot glass carefully from jar
10) Discard shot glass contents (brown water and maybe salt)
11) Pour brown CDS from jar into Boston Brown glass bottle,
    best done using a funnel and measuring cup
12) Store CDS in refrigerator, inside that bottle

Cautions:
 A] Sodium chlorite flakes are toxic AND a fire accelerant.
 B] Try not to spill the impure salty shot glass liquid into
    the pure chlorine dioxide solution (CDS) in the glass jar.

I keep two Boston brown glass jars of CDS in my refrigerator at all times. So long as the refrigerator temperature on the shelf where these jars are kept is below about (I forget exactly) 45F (7C), the CDS, inside a dark glass jar in a usually dark place, remains stable indefinitely (longer than I've noticed so far.) One of these jars has a bit of DMSO (perhaps 5% or 10% or so, not measured, just eyeballed) added to the CDS, and the other is pure CDS. Both jars are labeled, as one can't otherwise tell which is which. Each batch of CDS is about 8 ounces, so once either 16 oz Boston brown glass jar gets less than half full, I can make another batch and top it off.

The above listed Kyocera Travel Mug is the best mug I've found so far for holding a dose of CDS, mixed in (already refrigerated below 45F) drinking water, perhaps with two or three drops of essential lemon oil for taste, and an ice cube or two, for when I want to drink some CDS over a few hours (or quicker, if I'm impatient). This mug holds the cold quite well, is ceramic lined so as not to interact with the CDS, and has a top that is simple, durable and easy to clean.

[ThePythonicCow]

Posted by palehorse (here)
I was looking for sodium chlorite online and I found only the liquid form at 25%, so I am giving a try with this one.

See my Amazon list in my post just above for sodium chlorite flakes.

Regarding the acid, any of the mild acid powders, such as malic acid or citric acid that are (so I'm told - not my expertise) used as effervescent's in baking are fine ... one is just looking for a simple chemical reaction, in a convenient powder form, with a similar concentration (amount of bubbles per measured amount by volume).

[palehorse]

Posted by ThePythonicCow (here)

Posted by palehorse (here)
I was looking for sodium chlorite online and I found only the liquid form at 25%, so I am giving a try with this one.

See my Amazon list in my post just above for sodium chlorite flakes.

Regarding the acid, any of the mild acid powders, such as malic acid or citric acid that are (so I'm told - not my expertise) used as effervescent's in baking are fine ... one is just looking for a simple chemical reaction, in a convenient powder form, with a similar concentration (amount of bubbles per measured amount by volume).

Many thanks, for the ingredient list and the preparing method, now it is crystal clear. Luck I didn't buy the liquid form and I saw your post now, I will ordering it.
That was very well explained

[ThePythonicCow]

Dr. Lee Merritt gives her simple step by step instructions for mixing and using chlorine dioxide. What to do when you are sick. How to keep from being sick.

• Chlorine Dioxide--a basic guide to get started.

Source: https://www.rumble.com/video/v5hhym4

[Delight]

Lee Merritt shares some really valuable experience. I recommend this video to better understand enough to feel inspired to use simple techniques to support our healing/health.


Source: https://www.rumble.com/video/v5ptgpz/?pub=mpxgj

[TravelerJim]

Great thread. Has anyone used a product from Safrax.com? I have bought some and they do not offer advise on how to take their product orally, and I understand why. But they did send a link here which is some thing Lee Merritt links to: https://www.aquacentrum.de/wp-conten...z-lib.org_.pdf

Any thoughts are much appreciated here.

[ThePythonicCow]

Posted by TravelerJim (here)
Great thread. Has anyone used a product from Safrax.com?

If we knew which Safrax product you had, a list of its ingredients, and perhaps some idea of what you intended to accomplish with it, some of us here might have some useful suggestions on where to look further.

[jaybee]

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I need to catch up with the info in this thread - but I wonder if anyone can give me feedback before I make time for that....

I'm just getting over a humdinger of a respiratory virus/infection.... I haven't been this bad since Dec 2019 when I had 'covid' before 'covid' was named and became a 'thing' a rather big thing :-) I have shared elsewhere in the past that I said at the time I felt like I'd been hit with a bio weapon (because of the harsh and for me, unusual symptoms I had).... what I've got now reminds me of that time and I do wonder if this respiratory illness could even have a connection with the original 'covid' laboratory created virus... my lungs have never been so bad - I'm talking not being able to breath in the night, bad..... the viral infection.... whatever it is... BEGAN in my lungs - the first time I've had something so serious that began in the lungs and went UP rather than beginning in the nose and throat and going down... breathlessness began a while back and over around 14 days it gradually got worse then went full on illness mode...... I'm still not recovered although my lungs are much better than what they were....


anyway... I suddenly remembered that I had some MMS in the cupboard that I'd forgotten about for a LONG time... like years...I got it out and it was in the original MMS bottle - there was something else in a little bag that might have been citric acid grains? - but I'm not going to mess with that as there's no label now...

there is nothing to say what the ingredients are on the bottle - I had put an extra label on myself saying MMS - so I presume this is what has to be activated to create Chlorine Dioxide... (would it be a sodium chloride or chlorate solution....? in the bottle...?)

I've put 5 drops in a small glass and added some lemon juice directly from a lemon... swished it around and after around 10 minutes it has the distinctive strong smell of what I take to be chlorine dioxide... what else could it be...?...it smells like the tell tale swimming baths smell...

I've added this to around 3/4 pint of still spring water and I've been taking sips a few times a day...

I do seem to be getting better - maybe quicker than I would have...? but the 'virus' has gone deep into my lung tissue so it's going to be a while before I'm full recovered...

The smell and the taste.... it must be chlorine dioxide..... mustn't it....?

Well I'm still here so it can't be anything deadly lol...