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Is CDS a Blood Thinner?

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18 Apr 2026 18:48 #88110 by MMS is our Friend

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Hi,
I would like to know if CDS has any level of Blood thinning qualities? If so, is it on the mild end, or does it have medium or more levels of blood thinner?

I am asking since my wife takes some other supplements that have blood thinning qualities after the CDS treatment is done for the day.

Thank you in advance !
Karl

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18 Apr 2026 21:51 - 18 Apr 2026 21:53 #88111 by CLO2

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MMS is our Friend wrote:
Hi,
I would like to know if CDS has any level of Blood thinning qualities? If so, is it on the mild end, or does it have medium or more levels of blood thinner?

I am asking since my wife takes some other supplements that have blood thinning qualities after the CDS treatment is done for the day.

Thank you in advance !
Karl

Hi Karl. No, chlorine dioxide is not a blood thinner, but CLO2 does make blood flow more easily by unclumping it. See attached PDF file.

Also, CDS stays in the body for about 15 minutes, then is gone. So, if there is a concern about CDS possibly interacting with her blood thinning meds, she only has to wait about 15 minutes after her last CDS dose of the day to take those meds.

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