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be to be aware of the plateau phenomena and if it
happens to you, switch to MMS1.

A further word on CDS: There have been differences of
opinion over the years regarding the dosing amounts of
CDS and the equivalent of CDS to MMS1 for use in our
protocols. In the past, we have published a ratio of 1 ml
of CDS at 3000 ppm equals a 3-drop dose of MMS1. I
have come to believe this is very low dosing for CDS. At
the same time, I have come to realize, for multiple
reasons too detailed to explain here, that an exact equiv-
alent between CDS and MMS1 is not possible to deter-
mine.

This is in part due to the reasons mentioned above, the
preparation and handling of CDS includes many variables.
For example, you may start out with a 3000 ppm solution
of CDS, but in a weeks’ time, due to out-gassing every
time the bottle is opened and other factors, your solution
may be getting increasingly weaker. Another reason
exact equivalents are difficult to determine is due to the
amount of a person’s stomach acid. Equivalents can
perhaps be determined based on tests with simulated
“normal” stomach acid. There are however, many things
to consider, one being if the individual indeed does have
“normal” stomach acid (most people who have poor
health and who are in need of health recovery do not have
normal stomach acid). As I have repeatedly said through-
out this book, if one follows the Three Golden Rules of
MMS, this will indicate if you need to increase or lower
your dose.

Probably the most important reason we cannot equate
amounts of MMS1 and CDS is that after passing through
the stomach, MMS1 still has roughly 50% unactivated
sodium chlorite which passes into the human system.
Because sodium chlorite has been taken for more than 80
years by hundreds of thousands of people, many of whom