CDS Contraindications? Medication wise.

What tablets are not recommended to be taking with CDS?

None that I know of. Of course, you would not take meds and CDS at the same time. If possible, take meds 1 hour after your last CDS dose of the day.

Andreas Kalcker mentioned one. Maybe blood thinners. Can’t recall.

Yes Andreas Kalcker did mention to be careful if you are taking any blood thinners and especially one specific brand of them (sorry don't recall the name).
He advised starting out on the MMS/CDS more slowly and there would be the need to lower your dosage of that medication as you progress
because the CD will begin to reverse the condition making the medication unnecessary or perhaps even harmful so close monitoring would be needed..
I would have a look at his website/forum for more info about that if it applies to you.

From Andreas Kalcker:

"Many people, especially those with coronary issues, are on anticoagulants (blood thinners), which don’t really make blood any thinner; they merely decrease the ability for coagulation, preventing the formation of blood clots in the cardiovascular system. The best known is Warfarin (Coumadin®), the same substance that is widely used as a rat poison because it causes fatal hemorrhages.

As a preventative measure, keep in mind that blood thinners may interact with the treatment. Chlorine dioxide doesn’t thin blood directly; it makes the red blood cells repel each other, changing the counts."

I used Lumbrokinase and serrapeptase (enzymes) to dissolve a bad rt leg DVT 2 years ago... I took no Pharma blood thinners... all my doctors freaked... the DVT and lack of use damaged/atrophied my leg, it is coming back, but still somewhat discolored and my rt quad is still smaller than my left... I am hoping CDS might help... I am brand new to it.

The lumbrokinase might be a great alternative for CDS users... but I am not a Doc so do your research...

I am assuming that even though it is recommended not to eat until a half-hour after a CDS dose... that CDS must not react in any negative way with food, other than foods with high vitamin C content... as after only 30 minutes, the stomach would not be empty... I think that would take around 2 hours...

Am I missing something?

Just to see what would happen, I took some cooked ground beef (cold) and put it in a small jar with 300 ppm CDS and a tight lid and left it for an hour. I then tested the liquid with test strips, and there was basically no ClO2 left. My conclusion is that most foods will reduce the strength of all MMS versions. Perhaps Vitamin C does it much faster, I don't know.

I put CDS in all my water and drink it whether I'm going to eat or not. Sure, some of the CDS will be "wasted" by the food, but since I drink it all my waking hours, I think I get a good amount of ClO2 in my system (but I'm not trying to cure anything, either).
 

So at least there is no bad reaction with food... great!
I would think the 30 min recommendation is made because maybe CDS absorbs into the system by then and nothing is left in the stomach...

Are you treating some problem... or just doing that to stay healthy? Can I ask... how much CDS do you end up taking per day... the recommended 10ml? OR is it more/less?

I drink a LOT of water daily... I wonder if the dilution would be an issue? I would think the same amount of CDS would be absorbed, no matter how much water I drink in between doses... ?

Thanks!

AZJJ,
I am not trying to "cure" anything, just trying to avoid anything bad (cancer or ??). I use 18 ml of 3000 ppm CDS in 2 liters of water, which I usually finish by the end of the day.

I agree with you that CDS won't be in the stomach after 30 minutes.