Antioxidants

I have been wondering whether pycnogenol, ubiquinol and astaxanthin can interfere with CDS same way as vitamin C ? Are those supplements considered antioxidants ?

If you take supplements 1 hour after your last MMS dose of the day, you won't have a problem.

I take 12 supplements with my evening meal along with a glass of water with 1.3 grams of liposomal Vitamin-C.

But, and really it is my doubt, what happen with everthing I eat during a day. For example I eat tomatoes. It has an interesting content in fiber, vitamins and minerals, such as vitamin C, provitamin A, and vitamins of group B. It´s a natural antioxidant.
How tomatoes affect the effect of mms, cds or cdh? How have I must to eat?
Thanks

I´m using CDH from january and since march I´m chemo pacient. I´ve used protocol 2000 (60ml a day), two day after chemo (I receive chemotherapy every week: paclitaxel), I tried to have an alcaline diet (the pH of my urine is 8 ) but the tumor has not diminished it has remained in the same size in spite of the chemo and the cdh. I thought that with the cdh the tumor would reduce. What do yoy think I am doing wrong?Thanks

Brunet, you don't say where the tumor is located, but if you can also apply undiluted CDS on it, that would be helpful. What is the CLO2 concentration of your CDS? Is it 3000 ppm?

If ingesting CDS is not working, then switch to MMS1 or CDH.

When ingesting CDS, you will reach a dosing level where mouth & throat irritation will become a problem. Protocol 2000 allows much higher dosing than what you are now using. Your current CDS dosing is about the same as 3.5 drop hourly MMS1 dosing, which is the maximum when following Protocol 1000. Did you add DMSO which is Protocol 1000 Plus? P2000 also includes MMS2. Are you taking MMS2 as well?

There are other MMS protocols you can follow along with what you are now doing. I presume you are following the HRP in Jim's latest book?