How to make CDS - Chlorine Dioxide Solution

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Contents
1 Making CDS
2 CDS (Chlorine Dioxide Solution)
3 Instructions for making CDS
4 Making CDS Steps
5 Making 10% HCl (Hydrochloric Acid)
6 Measuring the CDS for 3000 ppm
7 Measuring the CDS
8 How to make daily bottle of CDS for Protocol 1000 (Apr 12, 2012)
9 How to make CDS, with Jim Humble (Feb 28, 2012)

Making CDS
FOREWORD - After several years of CDS development the technique given here is what we now
consider the easiest, and the most pure CDS yet developed as of this date 4/12/13CDS was developed by
Andreas Kalcker Phd using MMS and later this basic principle of creating CDS was developed by a
member of our Church the Genesis 2 Church of Health and Healing. We lost his name but when he comes
forward we will acknowledge his contribution.

CDS (Chlorine Dioxide Solution)

CDS is made by taking only the gas from MMS and dissolving it in pure distilled water or reverse osmosis
water if distilled water is not available. It is now done at room temperature thus making it more likely that
no impurities are driven out of the MMS. The MMS is activated with a special acid that you can make or
obtain and set so that the gas (chlorine dioxide) coming from the MMS will drop down and dissolve in the
distilled water that is present. We have gotten better results in some cases especially with those who are
very sensitive to the acid or other impurities.
You should also understand that CDS is not as effective as MMS as it is missing some of the original
components because only the gas is dissolved in the water. We now use CDS mainly with people who are
extremely sick and cannot, at first, take MMS directly. After a few days using CDS we then usually put
them back on MMS.

Instructions for making CDS

Please read through these instructions and purchase the items needed. The technique is quite simple so
hopefully it will be easy.
The basic items needed are shown below:

The jar on the left is a two quart plastic jar with a screw on lid that you will need. The black plastic
sticking out from under the lid was used to make the jar air and water tight; cut up a plastic garbage bag for
this purpose. If your jar leaks at the top it wont work. Use two layers of very thin plastic. Almost any 2
quart open mouth jar will do but it must, of course, have a lid that is air tight or at least can be made air
tight. The jar is shown with one quart of distilled water in it or you could use one liter of water as that will
be the way it is always used. You will need just one of the other 2 wine glasses shown. The yellow liquid
is MMS already mixed with the acid activator. Once mixed it must be put in the jar immediately or within
20 seconds. The color may be black or dark brown at first but it must be put in the jar immediately
regardless of the color. Only one of the wine glasses is needed. ---- This is the basics for making CDS.
You will need other measuring cups that can measure out ounces and parts of ounces or a measuring cup
that can measure up to 75 ml (milliliters). All protocols and use of CDS calls for 3000 ppm. The
instructions below makes 1 liter or quart of 3000 ppm CDS.

Making CDS Steps

1. Fill the jar with 1 quart of water or 1 liter. A liter and a quart are similar enough that it wont make a
bid difference, however, I prefer to use the 1 liter. This will cause the 2 quart jar to be half full. I prefer to
use a plastic jar as shown as it is much safer to work with.
2. Check to make sure the jar is air tight. Put the lid on the 2 quart jar and tighten it and then turn the 2
quart jar upside down and hold it tipped a little. If water leaks out you know it is not air tight. So, you will
need a layer or two of thin plastic under the lid to make it air tight. Put the plastic in place and tighten the
lid and again hold it upside down to see if water leaks out. Do not try to use a jar that leaks water at this
step.
3. Mixing the MMS. Use 60 ml of MMS and 60 ml of 10% HCl (hydrochloric acid). Instructions for
making 10% HCl are given at the end of this article. Just add 60 ml of the HCl and MMS to one of the
wine glasses shown. The MMS is the standard MMS Bought most places that was made by adding 28%
sodium chlorite to distilled water. You can use 50% citric acid bought from the various sellers of MMS or
make some up 50% citric acid by mixing 50% water and 50% citric acid powder. Buy the powder at
pharmaceutical stores.
4. Adding the mixture to the 2 quart jar. Once the mixture is made it should turn dark for a while. Do
not wait before putting into the 2 quart jar which must have 1 quart of water in it. (Warning, never put the
activated MMS into a jar or enclosure of any kind unless there is water it it. The water adsorbs the gas.
Without the water it will explode, but with water there is no danger and never has been an explosion.
Explosion, however, are low explosions so even with explosions there has never been problem.) Of
course, tighten the lid on the jar to make it air tight.

5. Checking the details. A. the lid must be airtight. B. the wine glass must not have any sort of lid on it.
C. the wine glass must sit down into the water and the top of the wine glass must be above the water. D.
The distilled water will begin to turn yellow within one hour but it will take a total of 24 hours with the lid
closed air tight.
6. Making the CDS. Carefully sit the 2 quart jar in a cool darkened area or cover with a dark cloth. It
doesnt need to be totally no light but no bright light. Allow it to sit for 24 hours undisturbed. See
picture.
This is what the completed CDS should look like after 24 hours.

The color of the MMS in the wine glass will be the same color as the CDS on the outside of the wine
glass. The CDS (on the outside of the wine glass) should be 3000 ppm but should be check by using a
measuring strip, see instructions at the end of this write up. Do not worry about the colors, just check it.
People see colors differently.
This is what the completed CDS should look after 24 hours if you used the alternate wine glass.

7. Removing the CDS from the 2 quart jar. Remove the lid. Carefully remover the wine glass and
discard the liquid in the wine glass. It can be put in a standard sewer but do not allow it to go to a
septic tank as it will kill the bacteria used there. THE CDS MUST BE KEPT IN A GLASS JAR OF
SOME KIND. If you use a clear glass jar or colored jar you should keep it in the refrigerator.
8. Using the CDS in place of MMS. It takes 1 ml of this solution (3000 ppm CDS) to equal 3 activated
drops of MMS. So a 3 drop dose that you might be using for protocol 1000 each hour would require one
ml to equal. However normally, you need at least twice the size dose you would use with MMS. Also you
can use larger doses without getting nauseous. When you go to protocol 2000 you can use much larger
doses than you would use with MMS. Still be careful to not make yourself nauseous or cause diarrhea in
which case you would need to use less CDS.

Making 10% HCl (Hydrochloric Acid)

1. Buying the HCl. Muriatic acid is in actuality a weaker mixture of HCl and distilled water. It is sold at
most hardware stores, grocery stores, many pharmacies, almost all pool supply stores, and other places. It
is sold in different mixtures. Sometimes 30% HCl and sometimes as low as 5% HCl, but usually greater
than 25%. So you can use almost any Muriatic Acid that is available, but you must know the percentage of
HCl that is in the Muriatic acid that you buy. Look on the side and read carefully, if it doesnt tell you the
percentage you will need to go somewhere else. But look carefully because it is usually hard to find. If it
tells you anything from 10% upwards take it home and further dilute it according to the next paragraph.
2. Making 10% HCl from Muriatic Acid. So once you have bought Muriatic Acid in order to make a
10% solution of HCl you can divide the percentage of acid that you want into the percentage of acid that
they indicate is in your Muriatic Acid. Then you will add that amount of distilled water, but you must
consider in your calculations that you already have one full quantity of water added before you
bought it. So for example if the percentage that you buy your Muriatic Acid is 15% HCl and you only
want 10% how much distilled water do you ad. Well dividing the 10% that you want into 15% gives you
1.5. So now you must add 1/2 of the total amount to get the percentage down to 10%. Remember, you
already had the 1 full amount of water. So you only need .5 more.
3. So a second example. Our Muriatic Acid reads 30% HCl and we only want 10% HCl. We divide the
10% that we want into the 30% that is in the sample that we bought, and our answer is 3. Well, again we
already have 1 full amount of distilled water that was added before we bought it, so now we only need 2

more full amounts. So if we bought one gallon, we would add 2 gallons more to get 10%. If we only
bought 100 ml. Then we already had 100 ml added before we bought it, so we would add 200 ml more
(which would be 2 full amounts) to get it to 10% HCl. HCl is probably the cleanest acid known. The
formula is the simplest H which is hydrogen and Cl which chlorine, but in this case it is chlorine that is not
poisonous like the chlorine in table salt. So when we make CDS with it no hydrogen and no chlorine
comes over with the chlorine dioxide gas leaving a totally pure CDS for our use.

Measuring the CDS for 3000 ppm

You will need a batch of ppm (parts per million) test strips, a syringe to measure 5 ml and an eye dropper,
plus several plastic or glass containers.
First you should know that if you follow the above instructions very carefully your result should always be
3000 ppm CDS which is required for all protocols using CDS. You can get a pretty good idea by just
observing the CDS as is after standing for 24 hours as given above. The CDS and
the MMS should be a medium dark yellow. They will be near the same color, but
remember you are throwing out what is left of the MMS in the wine glass. But the
color gives you a good idea that the CDS is of the correct strength.
This is a picture of a container of 50 strips for measuring ppm. You can buy them
over the internet from La Motte Company, Chestertown, MD. Their Site is
http://www.lamotte.com - The cost was $10 for 50 but we cut them length wise
two times to make 150 for $10 and they still go fast.

Measuring the CDS

1. Preparation for Measuring. Use a syringe to measure out exactly 5 ml of distilled water. Five ml
equals 100 drops of water into a small glass container or plastic container. I used a plastic drinking glass.
SO YOU WILL NEED TO BUY A 10 ml syringe or some other way of getting exactly 5 ml.
2. Putting in the one drop. Using an eye dropper drop in a single drop of your
CDS solution or any MMS solution that you want to know the ppm.
Note that the 5 ml of distilled water is in the bottom of this glass and one drop of
the CDS has been dropped in and mixed. Now the test strip is being dipped into
the solution for 2 seconds. Then wait 10 seconds and compare with the colors on
the side of the LaMontte container. What ever the color is that matches is a certain
number, but we have diluted our drop 100 to one so if the color chart indicates 30,
that would mean the measurement is actually 3000 as we must multiply our number
by 100 as we diluted the CDS by 100. Well hope you got it all. Remember our
Web Sites as there are answers there as well.
ON THE OTHER HAND
If you dont have test strips it is not all that important. Just make your CDS as instructed and then if the
color is yellow you know you did it right to some extent. Just use very small doses to begin with and work
up to stronger doses. You will be able to tell if the does are getting too strong, so back off. If you got the
ppm completely wrong it is till CDS so just dont take the doses so strong that they make you sicker and
you will be OK.
Archbishop Jim Humble Founder of the [Genesis 2 Church of Health and Healing
(http://genesis2church.org) ] and MMS

How to make daily bottle of CDS for Protocol 1000 (Apr 12,
2012)

How to make CDS, with Jim Humble (Feb 28, 2012)

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