Non-Acidified Sodium Chlorite for Disease Prevention and Healing

JasonWang wrote:

I came up with a solution: purchase two 480-milliliter graduated measuring cups. Following the Jim 1000+ protocol, I add the total of 3 drops * 8 times = 24 drops of sodium chlorite solution into the first 480ml measuring cup. Then I add the total of 3 drops * 8 times = 24 drops of citric acid into the second 480ml measuring cup. Fill each cup to the top with distilled water. For each dose, use a third graduated cup to draw 60ml from the first cup and 60ml from the second cup, totaling 120ml. Then add 9 drops of DMSO to the third cup and consume immediately to perfectly replicate the 1000+ protocol. Is my method correct? Are there more convenient ways to handle DMSO? Do these two beakers of solution require any special storage conditions? Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

Jason, I don't think that will work, because each ingredient (SCS and CAS (or 4% HCL) is diluted with a lot of water before being combined. It may eventually work when both ingredients finally find each other, but could take hours. 

Hi, if dilution with a lot of water does not work before combining SCS and CAS/HCL, then the entire Scott's regimen may also not work because the SCS is diluted heavily in water in advance at almost 1:2000000 (1drop in 250ml@20drops/ml i.e 0.5ppm) for inactivated approach!?  

I am eagerly waiting for the scientific (not opinionated) comments from the experts who are dealing with Sodium Chlorite/Chlorine Dioxide on the context above. Thanks! 

I am curious about potency because of HCL acid (activator) differences.

Stomach acid is roughly 0.5% HCl, but it’s combined with enzymes and kept at a pH around 1–2.

A 4% HCl solution typically has a pH around 0.5–1

dynamiclynk wrote:

I am curious about potency because of HCL acid (activator) differences.

Stomach acid is roughly 0.5% HCl, but it’s combined with enzymes and kept at a pH around 1–2.

A 4% HCl solution typically has a pH around 0.5–1

Doesn't make any difference if you are following Protocol-1 which only uses HCL stomach acid, and possibly other acids it finds in the body. 

Were you planning to also ingest 4% HCL? 

Hi CLO2 ：

     I recently saw some posts on Jim's website about using MMS to treat cancer and other serious diseases in animals. I'd like to ask if it's possible to calculate the appropriate dosage by converting the animal's weight to that of a human when using completely inactivated MMS to treat cancer (in animals)? Are there any well-established treatment protocols and dosage guidelines for animals? Some people say that cats and dogs have higher stomach acid levels than humans (making them suitable for inactivated MMS), is this statement accurate?

Hi tokary :

      I recently came across some academic literature suggesting that if fully unactivated MMS1 enters the body and isn't fully activated in the stomach, the remaining portion is absorbed by the small intestine and enters the bloodstream. When MMS1 encounters cancerous areas, inflamed areas, or hypoxic areas (all of which are significantly acidic environments), it is activated into chlorine dioxide, thus achieving a therapeutic effect. This seems to provide theoretical evidence for Scott's claim that unactivated MMS1 can be taken directly.