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Re: Dilute HCL cures same as MMS ? by biosafe ..... MMS - Miracle Mineral Solution Debate

Date:   3/28/2008 5:48:01 PM ( 16 y ago)
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Hi Tom,
Could not understand a word you wrote, and after me praising your written word!
No- I understood,
Well done, these are the sorts of questions that are easily answered by you in the future.

ASC technology is principle that of chlorous acid, as only a proportion of the Chlorine dioxide is released upon activation. ASC technology incorporates the use a GRAS (Generally Regarded as Safe) Approved acid. But generally it is with citric acid activation, and the citric acid is added at 1:10 sodium chlorite. Citric being 100% in crystal form is easier to apply in liquid form as the sodium chlorite. The world standard is to use a 50% liquid citric acid and add to the sodium chloride @ 1:5.


So any ingestion treatment I believe should be to treat the average blood volume of 5lt/US quarts.
To treat 5 lt @ 1ppm of free ClO2 with proper ASC technology using citric activation you will require 0.15 ml of Miracle-Mineral-Supplement and 0.03 ml of citric activator, add these two solutions together in a glass, wait 10 minutes, fill glass with as much water as you are going to drink right now, and drink it.
Me personaly,I would add 0.03 ml of Miracle-Mineral-Supplement and 0.03 ml of Hcl together straight away, half fill glass with water and drink all, as I don't want a residual sapping up my Hcl.

In one day, your blood travels nearly 12,000 miles.
Your heart beats around 35 million times per year.
Your heart pumps a million barrels of blood during the average lifetime -- enough to fill three supertankers.

So would we be in agreeance using the blood volume of 5 lt as the treatment volume.
And any solution of Miracle-Mineral-Supplement be activated with the one acid, preferably citric. As different acids and there amount's all will show differences of free ClO2. Lemon juice pH of 1.8 - 2.3 and citric acid at 3.5 would show a 100% difference in free Clo2 released.

Do you remember when I mentioned once before about where you were heading with your questions. It was to do with the fact that ppm have to be a reading of a treatment volume. The key now is to set that as the base treatment volume for any suggestions in relation
Next we need to know what we are treating against, from that we can work our required ppm, contact time and coverage area. We know we have an enclosed loop with blood, and also a 100% coverage area, that along with MMS protocol of 1ppm of free ClO2 is a good base starting point for most problems. This is so with water treatment at much the same rate, and the standard treatment to replace Cl super chlorination, 1 ppm of ClO2.
If the pool shows a problem in test results, or a stool is found in the pool we shock dose @ 3 ppm free Clo2.

Regarding the 2 ppm and 5 ppm of free ClO2 question, 5 ppm will be of more benefit naturally. Having a set make up volume we can adjust the free Clo2 in that for different applications. So no, it does not work on the make up volume of liquid, but the free ClO2 in that particular volume weather 1 or 10 litres.

Regards Bruce.
By the way r4000 needs a Jim Humble picture for his prayer room, you did well answering some of his post's.
 

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