Taste of solution has changed - any ideas?

Hello everyone,

I bought CDS and started very slowly with it...5 to 10 drops in a large cup of water. Then upper that to 15 to 20 drops over several hours (the drops are from a small glass pipette).

Over the past week I have increased my dose to 25 to 35 drops over 2 or 3 hours, but I have noticed over the last two days that the taste from the CDS is now very strong and almost sweet in a way.

Could this be because my body is killing the pathogens etc and now they are trying to put me off the CDS as a means to survive?

I hope my CDS is still good and hasn’t gone bad!

Thank you for your help!

If you have 24,000 ppm CDS then dosing with drops makes sense. If you have 3000 ppm CDS, then you want to dose in milliliters.

CDS will keep for months if properly stored and the cap is not removed too often to take out doses. For daily dosing, make an all-day bottle so you only have to open the CDS container once each day. Send me a photo of your CDS container. Thanks.

You are storing CDS in a fridge, right?

Hello CLO2,

Yes, I am storing it in the fridge.

I will take a picture of the container and upload it for you to look at.

You use both MMS and CDS, right? I’m sure I have read this somewhere in the forums.

What do you think about taking CDS with water every other day? Would this still be beneficial?

I’m hoping to reverse a fatty liver.

Thanks.

PS I also bought some Bentonite clay and am starting to take 1 teaspoon of that day and night for its purported health benefits. Do you use this at all?

Chlorine Dioxide (CLO2) has been known to help people recover from liver problems. Clay can also be helpful.

In order for CLO2 to be effective, you will need to ingest it hourly for at least 8 consecutive hours on a daily basis. MMS1 or CDH are probably the best.

Topically, enemas, etc. CDS should be the best. Also use DMSO when using CDS topically.

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