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MMS1 or Activated MMS: chlorine dioxide (ClO2)
Need advice on gut problems
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I'm new to mms here and I've got 28% sodium chlorite and 50% citric acid bought from online.
I'm using for sinus problems, vocal cord inflammation,gastritis and IBS.
But since I'm not able to get HCL in China So citric acid would probably be my only choice
Would it be a problem if I had history of diarrhea and acid reflux before and still using citric acid?
or is there anything I can do to reduce possible reactions?
and should I drip in the nose and drink it too or its enough to just drink it?
Appreciate all help
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Btw A friend just said that he could get access to HCL, so if choose between MMS1 made from HCl and CDS which one would u recommend? Based on my symptoms ?
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Because MMS (SCS) in MMS1 is activated 10% at 30 seconds of activation time, there is a lot of residual MMS that could be activated in stomach acid and possibly elsewhere in the human body.
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You may want to use MMS1 in order to reach beyond the stomach. CDS does not travel any farther than the stomach. But, you could use CDS in an enema and topically over an area of concern.
Because MMS (SCS) in MMS1 is activated 10% at 30 seconds of activation time, there is a lot of residual MMS that could be activated in stomach acid and possibly elsewhere in the human body.
Thank you so much I'm using MMS1 for now
But another question:
I noticed that ANDREAS’s basic protocol(8 hours a day) would mix the daily dose in the morning and put it in a bottle to drink each hour throughout the day, while Jim’s protocol has to drink in a minute and make new one each hour for 8 hours.
So is there any difference between this two? and Would it still be effective if keep it in a bottle for a whole day?(Jim seems to emphasize to activate new one each hour
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