Re: is there a book on the new protocol......

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--- In , " mdee101 " <mdee101@...>

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> i have seen that there is a new revised protocol to taking MMS .. is there a

book or website to advise?

>

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Uuuhhh---depends on which protocol you are talking about. The drop or two every hour? Yes, that is listed on one of the web sites that healinghope sent links to (that I don't have in front of me). If you are talking about the 5% strength of MMS, then no--but we are working on a file for it. You'll see it here when it's done.

Samala,

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I have seen that there is a new revised protocol to taking MMS .. is there a book or website to advise?

[Guest guest]

> i have seen that there is a new revised protocol to taking MMS .. is there

a book or website to advise?

Um, might just want to follow along here as the new revised protocols are

coming from what is being discussed here although the revision of the humble

protocols has a substantial lag time between what we are exploring and when

they make revisions. Cking the sites it is still 5 to 1 on citric acid but

Tom is saying a 1 to 1 ratio is the most effective. Personal choice, I'm

going with Tom.

As far as book or website to advise...don't see any new books yet but the

websites you referenced seem to outline their ideas on protocols pretty

clearly.

rose

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the new protocol is 1 to 1, using 50% citric acid, activation time 15 sec.

http://www.mineral-solutions.net/mms-1

There are alternative protocols where the activator is mixed as a 50% solution

(5 tablespoons of citric), in which case the ratio would be 1:1, which keeps the

volume of liquid lower. This keeps the number of drops needed lower and easier

to count out. Also, as some people like to put the liquid into empty gelatine or

vegicaps, the lower volume of liquid can fit in the capsule more readily. For

this reason we ship the Citric acid dry, and the user can choose how strong they

want the activator to be.

--- In , " palulukon " <palulukon@...>

wrote:

>

> > i have seen that there is a new revised protocol to taking MMS .. is there

> a book or website to advise?

>

> Um, might just want to follow along here as the new revised protocols are

> coming from what is being discussed here although the revision of the humble

> protocols has a substantial lag time between what we are exploring and when

> they make revisions. Cking the sites it is still 5 to 1 on citric acid but

> Tom is saying a 1 to 1 ratio is the most effective. Personal choice, I'm

> going with Tom.

>

> As far as book or website to advise...don't see any new books yet but the

> websites you referenced seem to outline their ideas on protocols pretty

> clearly.

>

> rose

>

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--- In , " palulukon " <palulukon@...>

wrote:

>

> > i have seen that there is a new revised protocol to taking MMS .. is there

> a book or website to advise?

>

> Um, might just want to follow along here as the new revised protocols are

> coming from what is being discussed here although the revision of the humble

> protocols has a substantial lag time between what we are exploring and when

> they make revisions. Cking the sites it is still 5 to 1 on citric acid but

> Tom is saying a 1 to 1 ratio is the most effective. Personal choice, I'm

> going with Tom.

>

> As far as book or website to advise...don't see any new books yet but the

> websites you referenced seem to outline their ideas on protocols pretty

> clearly.

>

> rose

>

[Guest guest]

the new protocol is 1 to 1, using 50% citric acid,

activation time 15 sec

we are trying something diff here...

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

There are many ideas out there, and many people are

trying various amounts, but no one knows for sure.

Jim Humble claimed to cure malaria using two doses of 15

drops. When Dr. Hesselink tried to duplicate that, also with malaria, he

was unsuccessful. He saw improvement, and is encouraged by the

improvement, but did not see a cure.

Chlorine dioxide is well studied and well understood for

disinfection, sanitizing, and purification - outside the body. Chlorous

acid is somewhat studied and not well understood at all, but once again its

focus has been outside of living bodies. It will delay a corpse from

decomposing, but we aren't dead.

MMS is acidified sodium chlorite (chlorous acid) and is

not chlorine dioxide technology. Chlorous acid does contain some chlorine

dioxide, but it is a different technology, and it has not been well studied for

health effects and toxic effects.

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

I can also tell you that fully activated it is strong

enough to bleach the color out of a pair of cotton socks.

You have to keep in mind that this is one grand

experiment. When people have tried everything else, they turn to

oxidation. Some of them improve, so there is something to all of

this. It is just that the details haven't been worked out yet.

I hope that someday we will understand how MMS works

enough to be able to rattle off a proper dose. However, until that day

comes, just take 2 aspirin and check back in the morning... [smile]

Tom

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

And

The purpose of this exercise is to conduct a test.

We are looking for a reaction to occur.

You stated that you had no observable reaction when you

tried mixing a very small amount.

I told you to try using 0.5 ml of 5% sodium chlorite

activated with 0.5 ml of 10% citric acid, swirl to mix and let the activation

continue for 10 minutes.

When you do this, do you observe a reaction?

If there is no observable reaction, there may be

something wrong with your chemicals.

If you do observe a reaction, then the very small amount

you were working with only had a very small reaction.

When you are done with the experiment, toss it out.

This is not mixing up a dose, it is conducting an experiment to check if the

chemicals are working.

When mixing up a working solution, you take what you have

learned from the experiment and apply it to your working solution. If

your working solution only calls for very small amounts, you will now know that

the chemicals are working even though the small quantities make the reaction

difficult to observe.

Tom

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

I understand your dedication to jim’s

protocols. Some of us here are leaning on the caution side and taking

things a bit more slowly. We had members on our salve list that had

strong reactions to so much citric acid. Was it just the citric acid or

activating SC more than was necessary? Can’t say for sure bc this

protocol has not really been researched in the through manner we are doing so

now. I’m so pleased to be part of this group as I see it as cutting

edge in the exploration. I also find it to be a more reasoned approach.

But I see you are doing just fine at accessing the

protocols that resonate with you…excellent.

I’m more interested in less is more…

rose

[Guest guest]

Hello Healinghope,

The most effective activation ratio, as far as oxidation potential and purity of

chlorous acid goes, when using 50% citric acid is 5:1. That is 5 parts sodium

chlorite to 1 part 50% citric acid.

Citric acid powder is also frequently used to activate, and the ratio is 10:1.

That is 10 parts sodium chlorite to 1 part citric acid powder.

When citric acid is used to activate sodium chlorite, the most complete

activation time is 10 minutes. You can observe a color change almost

immediately, but the reaction does not complete immediately. When you cut the

activation time low you end up with impurities of chlorite and chlorate in the

chlorous acid.

In industrial use, an objective is to keep the impurities as low as possible,

and to have the solution prepared in a way that gets the maximum potential from

the chemicals. I would think that someone who is ingesting these chemicals

would share similar interests.

To summarize:

When using 10% citric acid the ratio is 1:1.

When using 50% citric acid the ratio is 5:1, 5 parts sodium chlorite to 1 part

citric acid.

When using citric acid powder the ratio is 10:1, 10 parts sodium chlorite to 1

part citric acid.

When using citric acid to activate, the most efficient activation time is 10

minutes.

Tom

--- In , " healinghope " <mfrreman@...>

wrote:

>

> the new protocol is 1 to 1, using 50% citric acid, activation time 15 sec.

> http://www.mineral-solutions.net/mms-1

> There are alternative protocols where the activator is mixed as a 50% solution

(5 tablespoons of citric), in which case the ratio would be 1:1, which keeps the

volume of liquid lower. This keeps the number of drops needed lower and easier

to count out. Also, as some people like to put the liquid into empty gelatine or

vegicaps, the lower volume of liquid can fit in the capsule more readily. For

this reason we ship the Citric acid dry, and the user can choose how strong they

want the activator to be.

>

> --- In , " palulukon " <palulukon@>

wrote:

> >

> > > i have seen that there is a new revised protocol to taking MMS .. is there

> > a book or website to advise?

> >

> > Um, might just want to follow along here as the new revised protocols are

> > coming from what is being discussed here although the revision of the humble

> > protocols has a substantial lag time between what we are exploring and when

> > they make revisions. Cking the sites it is still 5 to 1 on citric acid but

> > Tom is saying a 1 to 1 ratio is the most effective. Personal choice, I'm

> > going with Tom.

> >

> > As far as book or website to advise...don't see any new books yet but the

> > websites you referenced seem to outline their ideas on protocols pretty

> > clearly.

> >

> > rose

> >

>