Introduction
Chlorine dioxide (CDS), is a gas dissolved in water, it has had the status of water disinfectant for decades.
So it is not registered as a medicine or food supplement. at least in Europe.
Because in South America CDS has proven so successful during the Corona pandemic, in the treatment of severe to very severe Covid-19, that this has led to a law that allows its use as a medicine.
Thousands of seriously ill corona patients were given CDS intravenously and almost without exception recovered within five days.
Many others have benefited from the oral use of CDS.
This tremendous success led to the regulatory approval of CDS for oral and intravenous use in Bolivia.
What is Chlorine Dioxide ?
Chlorine dioxide is a gas that dissolves easily in water.
The compound consists of one chlorine atom and two oxygen atoms: ClO2.
It is often confused with chlorine, which we know as the highly toxic bleaching agent.
Chlorine dioxide (abbreviated as CDS), on the other hand, does not contain chlorine, is not toxic and may therefore be added to drinking water to disinfect it.
Donor blood is also disinfected with CDS to prevent any viruses (such as HIV) that may be present from being transmitted to the recipient of the blood.
How does CDS work ?
This is an oxidative effect: CDS 0.3% is an oxygen carrier and its main property is that it is PH-selective.
This means that the oxygen in CDS is only released in the body at places where there is acidification, or at a low PH. Acidification is particularly present at places where there is infection and inflammation.
The latter is of great importance since almost every acute or chronic disease is accompanied by inflammation.
Chlorine dioxide, ClO2, breaks down in an acidic environment into Cl and O2.
The chlorine ion kills viruses, bacteria, fungi, yeasts, parasites, spirochetes, etc, and the released oxygen is absorbed by the mitochondria, the energy factories that are located in every cell of the body.
These mitochondria then produce more bio-energy (ATP) which is used to restore the balance.
Thus the explanation of Andreas Kalcker.
Effective, very safe and cheap.
You couldn't wish for a better combination of properties.
The agent is effective against viruses, bacteria, fungi, yeasts, parasites and spirochetes, and due to the mechanism of action of oxidation, no resistance can develop against it.
The developer and researcher of CDS, the biophysicist Andreas Kalcker, has often been thwarted.
However, this serious scientist has persevered and has now achieved spectacular results with the healing of thousands of patients who were in intensive care with life-threatening Covid-19.
These were very seriously ill people who would certainly have died without the intravenous administration of CDS. Kalcker has received the highest award for this in Bolivia and, much more importantly for him, the recognition and permission to use CDS therapeutically.
It now seems a matter of time and integrity until CDS is also approved in other countries as an antiviral, antibacterial and anti-inflammatory agent.
Disclaimer:
Given the status of CDS as a water disinfectant and the lack of registration as a medicine or food supplement in Europe, this text is intended for educational purposes only and not as a substitute for advice, diagnosis and/or treatment by a physician or other healthcare professional.
How is CDS administered ?
The most commonly used administration is oral: drinking a diluted solution.
Furthermore, CDS can be applied directly undiluted (0.3%) to the skin: spraying or dabbing with a cotton ball on the affected/inflamed area several times a day works well.
Do not apply (stay) compresses.
In diluted form, it can also be administered as an enema.
A bath with CDS added to the bathwater is also a frequent application: CDS is so small that it passes through the skin effortlessly.
Often used for various skin conditions.
Finally, intravenous administration has been used, especially in South America, usually in seriously ill people in intensive care, on ventilators, etc.
Dosage
Kalcker advocates a personalized dosage and advises starting with a low dose of CDS and increasing it depending on the nature of the condition until a favorable effect is achieved.
A daily dose used by many people is 10 milliliters of a 0.3% CDS solution: this 10 ml 0.3% CDS is added to a liter of water and is drunk during the day.
It is useful to use a 10 ml syringe (without needle) to determine the correct dilution.
Never drink the undiluted solution of 0.3% CDS, this irritates the mouth-pharynx and the esophagus.
Keep the undiluted solution out of reach of children.
If desired, this 10 ml CDS can be gradually increased to a maximum of 60 ml CDS, per liter per day.
The daily dose that lies between 10 and 60 ml can also be added to more water, think of two liters, and this is to make the taste milder.
Furthermore, Kalcker emphasizes that taking small amounts frequently, for example every half hour, is better than drinking a lot at once.
Storage
Chlorine dioxide 0.3% is best stored in brown colored glass.
Daylight makes CDS inactive, brown glass blocks light.
Never store in a metal container, and the cap may not be made of metal either.
A plastic cap is best.
Chlorine dioxide has a boiling point of 11 degrees Celsius, so preferably store it in the refrigerator with the cap firmly on.
That way nothing is lost and it can remain good for years.
Any stock of CDS does not need to be refrigerated.
Put the CDS you are not using in a dark place.
You can travel with a bottle of CDS: Make sure the cap is on tightly.
It is therefore preferable to store the undiluted 0.3% solution from which you take your daily dose in a refrigerator.
Combination with supplements and medication ?
CDS is an oxidative therapy and for that reason it is better not to combine it with antioxidants such as vitamins A, C, D and also melatonin and coenzyme Q10.
In itself the combination with antioxidants is not dangerous, but they neutralize each other.
That is why it is recommended to wait 1 to 2 hours before taking CDS after taking vitamins/antioxidants.
This waiting time of approximately one and a half hours also applies to taking regular medication.
Practically, most users do it this way that they take their vitamins and medication before or during breakfast, then drink the CDS during the day and then stop taking the CDS before dinner so that medication and vitamins can be taken again.
No one has ever died from using CDS assuming a 0.3% solution and the correct dilution, it appears to be a very safe substance.
Recommended Information Resources for Self-Education on CDS
www.andreaskalcker.com and www.saludprohibidad.com (Mega Forum)
Booklet: “The Essentials, protocol guide” by Andreas Kalcker (this is a short version of “Forbidden Health”)
Basic book: “Forbidden Health” by Andreas Kalcker and “Bye Bye Covid” by Andreas Kalcker a report of the very successful corona approach in South America with chlorine dioxide
Chlorine dioxide (CDS), is a gas dissolved in water, it has had the status of water disinfectant for decades.
So it is not registered as a medicine or food supplement. at least in Europe.
Because in South America CDS has proven so successful during the Corona pandemic, in the treatment of severe to very severe Covid-19, that this has led to a law that allows its use as a medicine.
Thousands of seriously ill corona patients were given CDS intravenously and almost without exception recovered within five days.
Many others have benefited from the oral use of CDS.
This tremendous success led to the regulatory approval of CDS for oral and intravenous use in Bolivia.
What is Chlorine Dioxide ?
Chlorine dioxide is a gas that dissolves easily in water.
The compound consists of one chlorine atom and two oxygen atoms: ClO2.
It is often confused with chlorine, which we know as the highly toxic bleaching agent.
Chlorine dioxide (abbreviated as CDS), on the other hand, does not contain chlorine, is not toxic and may therefore be added to drinking water to disinfect it.
Donor blood is also disinfected with CDS to prevent any viruses (such as HIV) that may be present from being transmitted to the recipient of the blood.
How does CDS work ?
This is an oxidative effect: CDS 0.3% is an oxygen carrier and its main property is that it is PH-selective.
This means that the oxygen in CDS is only released in the body at places where there is acidification, or at a low PH. Acidification is particularly present at places where there is infection and inflammation.
The latter is of great importance since almost every acute or chronic disease is accompanied by inflammation.
Chlorine dioxide, ClO2, breaks down in an acidic environment into Cl and O2.
The chlorine ion kills viruses, bacteria, fungi, yeasts, parasites, spirochetes, etc, and the released oxygen is absorbed by the mitochondria, the energy factories that are located in every cell of the body.
These mitochondria then produce more bio-energy (ATP) which is used to restore the balance.
Thus the explanation of Andreas Kalcker.
Effective, very safe and cheap.
You couldn't wish for a better combination of properties.
The agent is effective against viruses, bacteria, fungi, yeasts, parasites and spirochetes, and due to the mechanism of action of oxidation, no resistance can develop against it.
The developer and researcher of CDS, the biophysicist Andreas Kalcker, has often been thwarted.
However, this serious scientist has persevered and has now achieved spectacular results with the healing of thousands of patients who were in intensive care with life-threatening Covid-19.
These were very seriously ill people who would certainly have died without the intravenous administration of CDS. Kalcker has received the highest award for this in Bolivia and, much more importantly for him, the recognition and permission to use CDS therapeutically.
It now seems a matter of time and integrity until CDS is also approved in other countries as an antiviral, antibacterial and anti-inflammatory agent.
Disclaimer:
Given the status of CDS as a water disinfectant and the lack of registration as a medicine or food supplement in Europe, this text is intended for educational purposes only and not as a substitute for advice, diagnosis and/or treatment by a physician or other healthcare professional.
How is CDS administered ?
The most commonly used administration is oral: drinking a diluted solution.
Furthermore, CDS can be applied directly undiluted (0.3%) to the skin: spraying or dabbing with a cotton ball on the affected/inflamed area several times a day works well.
Do not apply (stay) compresses.
In diluted form, it can also be administered as an enema.
A bath with CDS added to the bathwater is also a frequent application: CDS is so small that it passes through the skin effortlessly.
Often used for various skin conditions.
Finally, intravenous administration has been used, especially in South America, usually in seriously ill people in intensive care, on ventilators, etc.
Dosage
Kalcker advocates a personalized dosage and advises starting with a low dose of CDS and increasing it depending on the nature of the condition until a favorable effect is achieved.
A daily dose used by many people is 10 milliliters of a 0.3% CDS solution: this 10 ml 0.3% CDS is added to a liter of water and is drunk during the day.
It is useful to use a 10 ml syringe (without needle) to determine the correct dilution.
Never drink the undiluted solution of 0.3% CDS, this irritates the mouth-pharynx and the esophagus.
Keep the undiluted solution out of reach of children.
If desired, this 10 ml CDS can be gradually increased to a maximum of 60 ml CDS, per liter per day.
The daily dose that lies between 10 and 60 ml can also be added to more water, think of two liters, and this is to make the taste milder.
Furthermore, Kalcker emphasizes that taking small amounts frequently, for example every half hour, is better than drinking a lot at once.
Storage
Chlorine dioxide 0.3% is best stored in brown colored glass.
Daylight makes CDS inactive, brown glass blocks light.
Never store in a metal container, and the cap may not be made of metal either.
A plastic cap is best.
Chlorine dioxide has a boiling point of 11 degrees Celsius, so preferably store it in the refrigerator with the cap firmly on.
That way nothing is lost and it can remain good for years.
Any stock of CDS does not need to be refrigerated.
Put the CDS you are not using in a dark place.
You can travel with a bottle of CDS: Make sure the cap is on tightly.
It is therefore preferable to store the undiluted 0.3% solution from which you take your daily dose in a refrigerator.
Combination with supplements and medication ?
CDS is an oxidative therapy and for that reason it is better not to combine it with antioxidants such as vitamins A, C, D and also melatonin and coenzyme Q10.
In itself the combination with antioxidants is not dangerous, but they neutralize each other.
That is why it is recommended to wait 1 to 2 hours before taking CDS after taking vitamins/antioxidants.
This waiting time of approximately one and a half hours also applies to taking regular medication.
Practically, most users do it this way that they take their vitamins and medication before or during breakfast, then drink the CDS during the day and then stop taking the CDS before dinner so that medication and vitamins can be taken again.
No one has ever died from using CDS assuming a 0.3% solution and the correct dilution, it appears to be a very safe substance.
Recommended Information Resources for Self-Education on CDS
www.andreaskalcker.com and www.saludprohibidad.com (Mega Forum)
Booklet: “The Essentials, protocol guide” by Andreas Kalcker (this is a short version of “Forbidden Health”)
Basic book: “Forbidden Health” by Andreas Kalcker and “Bye Bye Covid” by Andreas Kalcker a report of the very successful corona approach in South America with chlorine dioxide
