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clerifying mms startup procedure
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I've been reading, watching, and listening to the information on mms for about a month. In trying to clearly understand the startup, I have read it many times and have come to this conclusion. Startup states to mix 1 drop of activated mms to 4 oz's of water. Drink one ounce and throw the rest away. My understanding is that we are wanting to start with 1/4 of the starting level of Protocol 1000, which is 1 drop per 4 oz.. I understand that you are drinking 1/4 of a drop in the 1 oz., but the solution is not the same. You have reduced the water by 75%, therefore increasing the strength of it. If what is really trying to be done is 1/4 of the 1 drop per 4 oz, you can not reduce the amount of water. I have been writing a procedure that I can clearly follow and I'll attach it if I can. I hope this is clear to what I'm attempting to say. If there are things found that are incorrect, would someone please tell me. So I guess my question would be is what I'm stating correct? If not, why not?
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Pour off 1/4th or 1 ounce/30 ml of this water mixture into another glass and drink it. Note: Before you drink this 1 ounce/30 ml you can add a little additional water—an ounce or two at most—if you want to dilute the taste before you drink it.
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A second way to amend the mms startup would be when making a:
1/4 drop solution, after discarding 3 ounces of solution, you must add 3 ounces of water to reduce the concentration.
1/2 drop solution, after discarding 2 ounces of the solution, you must add 2 ounces of water to reduce the concentration. And a
3/4 drop solution, after discarding 1 ounce of solution, you must add 1 ounce of water to reduce the concentration.
I believe this corrects the concentration issue to what it was meant to be.
If you mix 1 drop of mms to 4 ounces of water and throw away 3 ounces and drink 1 ounce, the concentration of that 1 ounce is still a 1 drop per 4 ounce concentration. I agree your drinking 1/4 of a drop, bur the concentration is not a weaker solution until you add back in water for the solution you've thrown away.
Does anyone agree?
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...the concentration is not a weaker solution until you add back in water for the solution you've thrown away.
The CLO2 concentration in the remaining 1 fl oz of solution is the same ppm as in the original 4 fl oz, but the volume is 1/4 or 1 fl oz. Therefore, you are ingesting 1/4 the amount of CLO2. The formula for the amount of CLO2 is:
Dose (mg of CLO2) = Concentration (ppm) x Volume (liters)
As an example for this 1 drop MMS1 solution in 4 fl oz of water:
Concentration 10 ppm x 0.120 L (4 fl oz) = 1.2 mg of CLO2
Concentration 10 ppm x 0.030 L (1 fl oz) = 0.3 mg of CLO2
You can see that the amount of CLO2 in 1 fl oz in milligrams is 1/4 what it was in 4 fl oz. Ingesting the 1 fl oz MMS1 solution is a weaker solution than the original amount.
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In your last response you start by saying the solution is the same and you close by saying the solution is weaker??? I guess what is apparently done is you're to drink 1/4 of the Protocol 1000 of 1 drop per 4 oz. solution. What I don't like is throwing it away. Also, today I think we know that making a daily dose is perfectly fine. Startup specifies that each dose must be made each hour and that just seems to be outdated. Below is another attempt to make a daily dose without throwing anything out. I hope we can agree on this one.
MIRACLE MINERAL SOLUTION MMS STARTUP
The first thing you want to do each day is to eat a healthy breakfast early in the morning. The earlier you start your MMS for the day, the sooner it will be complete for the day! This procedure uses a 16 oz. (GLASS preferably) bottle with tight lid and 50% citric acid.
Approximately one hour after eating begin:
First Day:
Place two drops of MMS using a 8 or 16 oz. bottle and two drops of 50% citric acid. Wait 30 seconds for activation, then add 8 oz. of water and drink 1 oz. of solution every hour for the next 8 hours. (This solution makes equivalent of ¼ drop of activated mms to each 1 oz. serving.)
Day two and three:
Place four drops of MMS using an 8 or 16 oz. bottle and four drops of 50% citric acid. Wait 30 seconds for activation, then add 8 oz. of water and drink 1 oz. of solution every hour for the next 8 hours. (This solution makes equivalent of 1/2 drop of activated mms to each 1 oz. serving.)
Day Four and Five:
Place six drops of MMS using an 8 or 16 oz. bottle and six drops of 50% citric acid. Wait 30 seconds for activation, then add 8 oz. of water and drink 1 oz. of solution every hour for the next 8 hours. (This solution makes equivalent of 3/4 drop of activated mms to each 1 oz. serving.
Day Six : Start Protocol 1000
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Making and taking hourly doses of MMS1 is what Jim suggests because that method has proven to provide better results in restoring health. He does not suggest an all-day bottle unless you can't make hourly MMS1 doses.
The Starting Procedure only lasts for 4 days, so "throwing away" a small amount of MMS is not a big deal and is the easiest way to make and take MMS1 doses of less than 1 drop.
It appears you don't understand the formula for calculating milligrams of CLO2 in a dose.
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