CDS is only CLO2 gas in water. It’s completely purified and with nothing but water and chlorine dioxide remaining.

MMS1 (acidified sodium chlorite) has a lot of residual MMS (sodium chlorite) and some acid activator. When MMS (sodium chlorite) is activated for 30 seconds, only 10% of the maximum possible CLO2 gas is released. Stomach acid may further activate residual MMS.

Some people have digestive problems with the residual MMS and acid activator. This is the reason why CDS was developed. CDS allows for the complete removal of residual reaction by-products and producing a pure chlorine dioxide gas in solution.

Many people still find MMS1 convenient and do not have the digestive problem, but for those that have a problem with MMS1, CDS is a great alternative.

If you have never experimented with or used MMS1 or CDS and you would like to use it when you experience illness, it would be wise for you to start now and go through a general protocol like protocol 1000 (MMS1) or protocol C (CDS).

Doing this will allow you to get a feel for how your body responds to chlorine dioxide. It will cleanse your body of sub-chronic infections, toxins, pesticides, and all the other accumulated junk from years of living in a toxin-filled world.

Doing this preemptive experimentation and cleansing will also make your experience with MMS1 and CDS much better during episodes of acute illness. When you are truly sick, the last thing you want to do is go through a healing crisis as your body is trying to clean toxins and pesticides, and the focus should be on eliminating an infection.

Believe it or not the premade solutions are readily available from at least half a dozen websites and even amazon.com

There are three specific websites that I will mention here and they have a long track record of delivering great water purification products. These companies should not provide you with any instructions for human use. They only sell this substance as a water purifier. To do otherwise would be to break the unjust and despicable laws created to keep this substance from being widely used.

The first website that I will show you is waterpureworld.com. Water pure world has several water purification drops in various quantities that suit your needs.

KVlab.com, another great resource that provides great water purification products, can provide you with exactly what you need. Occasionally, you will notice that this website will be closed and temporarily unavailable. They do this from time to time to catch up on the volume of orders that they must deliver compared to the number of orders that they can take.

Finally, mmshealthy4life.com is another great resource that can provide you with whatever you need, all things MMS and CDS.

What you will want to buy is a kit that comes with both sodium chlorite solution and an acid activator. CDS, which can also be purchased, will come as a single bottle, typically 3000 ppm strength which will be further diluted as you use it.

The answer to this question will depend upon which country you live in. In this FAQ, I am going to provide you with resources that are available within the continental United States. References for other countries will be provided in the beginner series PDF guidebook. When sodium chlorite is in its dried form, it is an extremely flammable oxidizer. For this reason, special shipping practices must be used, and there is a significant shipping cost involved in this process. Don’t worry, it’s still worth the money, and it’s stored for up to 20 years, so buy as much as you want and just take care of it properly.

Companies that sell sodium chlorite also restrict any information about human use, and no information is provided regarding dilution or administration practices.

The easiest way to find a good source of sodium chlorite flakes is to search the keywords “sodium chlorite flakes” in the DuckDuckGo search engine. You’ll want to ensure that the sodium chlorite you purchase is at or around 80% pure. The other 20% is sodium chloride which is used to reduce the risk of spontaneous combustion during the manufacturing and drying process.

At the time of the production of this video, you could also find sellers on eBay and Amazon by searching the same keyword, “sodium chlorite flake(s).”

The only two books I recommend are the MMS Health Recovery Guide Book and Forbidden Health, which I mentioned earlier in this course. These two books contain all the protocols needed for using MMS1 and CDS.

Both books I just mentioned contain extensive lists of diseases that chlorine dioxide has been known to prevent and cure. You can also go to mmstestimonials.co. On this website, there is a search field at the top, and you can enter a disease you were wondering about, and it will retrieve any testimonials that have been mentioned.

There are several reasons why the majority of gut bacteria are unharmed by chlorine dioxide, which is a reactive oxygen species. First, much of the gut microbiome secrets small quantities of reactive oxygen species (ROS) such as hydrogen peroxide and superoxide. For this reason, gut bacteria can resist other reactive oxygen species in small quantities. Lactobacilli, for example, produce ROS, which gives them an advantage over pathogens because they can withstand higher exposures to ROS like hydrogen peroxide and superoxide produced by the body as part of the immune system to destroy pathogens. Let me use a simple illustration.

Think of ROS-secreting bacteria like electric eels. The electricity from one electric eel does not disturb another.

So it is with gut bacteria and reactive oxygen species. Gut bacteria that secrete ROS are not affected by ROS from other sources. That includes chlorine dioxide unless delivered at overwhelming industrial strength. In the same way, an electric eel could not withstand a lightning strike.

Currently, just how much chlorine dioxide is needed to kill gut bacteria is unknown. There must be some lethal dose point at which lactobacilli would not be able to resist the oxidative effects, but I have not found any literature that has established this threshold. I have seen plenty of positive testimonials of people with disorders like irritable bowel syndrome and Crohn’s disease. However, These people have received significant benefits from consuming chlorine dioxide by mouth with no apparent negative effects on the gut.

Chlorine dioxide will not harm metal implants such as dental posts, artificial knee replacements, or cardiovascular stents. Chlorine dioxide is regularly used to safely decontaminate medical instruments, sensitive microchips, plastics, and organic material without causing oxidative damage. The selective oxidative nature of chlorine dioxide allows it to kill pathogens and leave your metal implants alone.

If you have an empty stomach, water is absorbed in as little as 5 minutes. If you mix the chlorine dioxide in water and drink it on an empty stomach, it is absorbed and available to the body in as little as 5 minutes. If you have food in your stomach, water absorption may take as long as 2 hours. Therefore, it is logical that the more doses you take on an empty stomach, the better. That said, we all have to eat, and you just have to do the best you can. Most try and designate an 8-hour window of the day for doing their protocol. I’ll use myself as an example. On the days I work, I don’t eat much, so I would take my doses hourly from 6 am until 2 pm, eating very little. After this, from 2 pm until 10 pm, I eat whatever I want. On my days off, I like to have breakfast with my family at 7 or 8 am and dinner with my family at 7 pm. I would then dose my MMS1 or CDS from 10 am until 6 pm.

Chlorine Dioxide is an oxidizer and will be neutralized by antioxidants. Therefore major foods that you want to avoid when doing a chlorine dioxide protocol are foods and supplements that are particularly high in antioxidants. Realize that your body’s antioxidant system will also neutralize chlorine dioxide as it does any oxygen radical, and the chlorine dioxide provides its beneficial effects within the first hour that it is consumed before it is neutralized. This is the reason for regular hourly doses.

When taking MMS1 or CDS, avoid antioxidant supplements, alcohol, chocolate, coffee, decaffeinated coffee, caffeinated drinks, tea, milk, coconut water, orange juice, tangerine juice, and anything with added Vitamin C since most of these things contain high levels of antioxidants.

This is not to say that you cannot have any of these foods if you are taking chlorine dioxide, but when on an MMS or CDS protocol, it is better to wait until you finish your MMS doses for the day before consuming the above items. Just make sure to space them out at least two hours after your last daily dose or two hours before starting your daily doses.

When starting with MMS and CDS, you may experience a Herxheimer or Herx Reaction. A Herxheimer reaction is a short-term detoxification reaction in the body lasting from days to a few weeks.

As the body detoxifies, it is not uncommon to experience flu-like symptoms, including headache, joint and muscle pain, body aches, sore throat, cough, general malaise, sweating, chills, nausea, or other symptoms.

During this die-off reaction, there can be a release of toxins, proteins, and oxidizing agents that result in these symptoms, and there can be a worsening of many symptoms people are experiencing, including fatigue, brain fog, muscle and nerve pain, chills, sweats, memory, and thinking effects.

Make sure you stick to the Three Golden Rules. The goal is to get well without feeling bad.

If you are suffering from a viral or bacterial infection such as influenza, cold, or pneumonia and are using the right protocol, you should expect to start feeling better within 36 hours, and the appropriate protocol is continued for 48 hours after all symptoms are gone.

If you are suffering from a chronic illness like Lyme disease, cancer, HIV, or hepatitis, you should expect a longer duration of use. Expect to start seeing results within one month and full recovery within six months, and in cases of cancer, up to one year.

If you need to ask more questions, you will find several groups and channels where you can ask questions.

First, you can go to the TUA Telegram chat, where there are lots of people that are ready to help answer questions.

For a full list of all of the social networks, websites, and groups where you can ask questions look in the PDF Guidebook for this course under the section titled “Social Network Platforms and Links.”