Most Recent Testimonials

Here you’ll find the most recently published testimonials on CDTestimonials.com. This includes both newly submitted entries and older testimonials that had not yet been published from the previous site while it was in limbo.

Many of these updates involve video content. On the previous site, videos had to be downloaded before viewing and did not include searchable transcripts. We are now converting those videos so they can be viewed instantly and searched more easily. Because this process takes time—and we have several hundred videos to complete—content is being released gradually.

As a result, the “Published” date shown for many testimonials reflects when the content was added or updated on this new site, not necessarily when it was originally submitted.


Release Date on This Site: March 2, 2026 7:19 am UTC

Mouthwash reduces tartar, plaque, and gum issues

Hello #147405,

I have stayed ahead of disease and have no mouth issues. Since starting the mouthwash a few years ago, my dentist has commented on the reduction in tartar and plaque and that my gums are in good health.

With a dentist we were able to eliminate the infection in an abscessed tooth in about 4 hours.

Many have observed nearly a total reduction of tartar and plaque and some have extended the time between cleanings as a result of this.

Dogs have had build up on the teeth basically fall off. It took a little scraping to clean everything up, but nothing like before.

Deep infections seem to take about a week with the activated solution, and general improvements seem to take about a month of using the normal mouthwash.

Tom


ID: 102686
Release Date on This Site: March 2, 2026 7:19 am UTC

MMS and citric acid mouthwash causes enamel pits; baking soda reduces risk

Hello #147405,

I have had excellent results with using a sodium chlorite solution as a mouthwash. If your mouth is in poor condition you should start with an activated solution, then you can simply use sodium chlorite in water to maintain good oral health.

There is one problem…

When you mix MMS and citric acid you form chlorous acid. Rinsing your mouth with an acid may not be the best thing to do. Chlorous acid can pit the enamel on the teeth, but this does not always happen.

To protect your teeth against this, add some baking soda to the solution to neutralize the acid.

I have had good results with this mix.

In a container that holds 500 ml of water put 5 drops of MMS and add 1 drop of 50% citric acid. Let this activate for 10 minutes, then add 500 ml of water. This will keep for several weeks if you keep it away from UV light.

To use, pour yourself a shot of the solution and add 1/8 teaspoon baking power and mix to dissolve. If it doesn’t completely dissolve that is fine.

Take a mouthful and swish for 30 – 60 seconds, then spit it out. Continue until you use up the whole shot. I usually get two swishes with it. You want to do this twice a day. This will give you around 4 days of using the activated solution.

The normal mouthwash is made by putting 500 ml of water into the bottle and adding 3.5 ml of MMS to the water. 3.5 ml is around 60 drops.

Tom


ID: 102685
Release Date on This Site: March 2, 2026 7:19 am UTC

MMS used to treat malaria in African villages

I personally know a group of people who go to africa every year, freeing water from underground mines to make availble to african villages, and they also give mms to every person they meet who has malaria, they say most people get cured just like that.

I dont belive MMS is a miracle cure for everything. But it sure works for malaria. Maybe it works only as an anti-protozoan agent, maybe it only works against some germs. But it does work.

The End.


ID: 102684
Release Date on This Site: March 2, 2026 7:19 am UTC

CDS solution reduces odor and taste in water compared to original formula

Wow I never knew that. (so much for new).

Also, I was wondering… if this solution(CDS) is nothing more than chlorine dioxide suspended in water, then wouldn’t it qualify as Chlorite? And more importantly isn’t this what they do in water treatment plants? And if so… then I’m wondering why we can smell and taste the product in water but not with this solution?

Anyways, I don’t expect you to answer all those questions, this is more or less just asking to anyone who cares to answer type of thing.

On a side note, I’ve had some success with MMS and DMSO inside my mouth on the area of my bone infection. Unfortunately… the area is rather low into the jaw area making it difficult to get reach and more importantly its somewhat abrasive on the gums and teeth. – And so I’m trying to figure out a way to target the solution against the bone area rather than on the entire side of my mouth. Also.. I’m wondering if the new CDS mixture wouldn’t be better suited since it wouldn’t have the acid content of the original formula(something to experiment with I guess).


ID: 102683
Release Date on This Site: March 2, 2026 7:19 am UTC

Increased nausea and constipation with higher MMS and citric acid doses

I used MMS sucessfully a year ago with the old protocol of one drop MMS to 5 drops of a weaker citric acid solution. My bloated stomach shrank, my white tongue cleared up. I am now using the new protocol. I’m taking it twice a day. I’m up to about 11 drops each of mms and citric acid. I take it in 2 capsules of 9 drops each and the rest I drink from a glass topped up with water. The results I’m having are not as good as those I had last year. I feel pretty nauseous but I could almost say I’m constipated. which is like nothing I’ve experienced with MMS before. Also, my tongue is white again almost as soon as I’ve brushed it which is much worse than when I’m taking nothing. Maybe I should go back to the old protocol. Has anybody else experienced the same?


ID: 102682

FYI: Old Protocols


In the early days of MMS, a common protocol involved taking a 15-drop dose 3 times a day.  This has long since been improved in various ways.  Some of the older testimonials will talk about these 15-drop doses. Overall today it is not suggested to take such large doses in one shot, but rather much lower doses and on an hourly basis—which provides a more gentle and steady approach. Full details on how to properly use the various protocols can be found in the MMS Health Recovery Guidebook.