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Chlorine dioxide for dry skin? 25 Feb 2020 22:48 #62582

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In 2016 I bought a 1 inch big Moldavite stone for better meditation. I made a mistake because I slept with it very close to my crown chakra for about 4 nights in a row. Apparently a 4 night long exposure to a very powerful Moldavite made skin on my face and scalp very dry almost overnight and still is to this day even during summer which is very annoying. If I flex my face muscles it feels like dried glue on my scalp. It also caused seborrheic dermatitis on my scalp and a quick hair loss to an extent above my forehead. Too quick for natural male baldness!

Is there a solution to cure my dry scalp and skin and stimulate sebaceous glands into secreting more oil? Doctors can't help me and my blood tests came out fine. Is there any way or are my sebaceous glands permanently fried due to too much Moldavite? I use avocado oil to moisturize my face it but the effects are only temporary until avocado oil dries up. I removed dermatitis with baking soda but it always eventually returns. Would chlorine dioxide help curing dry skin and maybe even stimulate hair regrowth? I have it but haven't tried it on skin yet. Also I don't know how much distilled water must I take for 1 drop of CD for topical use. Is there a solution to permanently reverse the damage on my skin caused by a Moldavite stone? Thank you for all your help!

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Chlorine dioxide for dry skin? 26 Feb 2020 10:49 #62591

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I don't know if chlorine dioxide (CLO2) will help your skin problem.

If you want to try CLO2 topically, the sodium chlorite solution with the most CLO2 content would be CDS, because it is 100% CLO2 gas in a water solution. MMS1 used externally contains about 10% of its possible CLO2 content and CDH about 50%.

Often, CDS can be applied full-strength, but to be safe, first dilute it and then slowly reduce dilution if no negative side effects occur.

Let us know what you decide to do and the results. Thanks!

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Chlorine dioxide for dry skin? 26 Feb 2020 11:59 #62592

Andslo Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 8 Thank you received: 5	I use 22.4 % sodium chlorite and 50 % citric acid to make chlorine dioxide. I just don't know how much ml of water per 1 drop of ClO2 so that I don't burn my skin too much.
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Chlorine dioxide for dry skin? 26 Feb 2020 23:04 #62603

CLO2 Offline Administrator Posts: 5562 Thank you received: 4393	"I use 22.4 % sodium chlorite and 50 % citric acid to make chlorine dioxide." Are you making MMS1, CDH or CDS? All three will make CLO2. CDS won't burn healthy skin. The following user(s) said Thank You: abusamra
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Chlorine dioxide for dry skin? 28 Feb 2020 12:24 #62636

Andslo Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 8 Thank you received: 5	I bought 100 ml bottles of MMS and citric acid. I combine the drops and wait up to 3 minutes. I think it's CDS. After 3 minutes I pour in distilled water and drink it.
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Chlorine dioxide for dry skin? 28 Feb 2020 21:21 #62644

CLO2 Offline Administrator Posts: 5562 Thank you received: 4393	You made MMS1, sort of... Here is one way to make CDS: The following user(s) said Thank You: MMS4Diamond
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Chlorine dioxide for dry skin? 28 Feb 2020 23:15 #62646

Andslo Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 8 Thank you received: 5	That's actually very interesting... So, would CDS be better used on scalp instead of regular MMS1?
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Chlorine dioxide for dry skin? 28 Feb 2020 23:45 #62647

CLO2 Offline Administrator Posts: 5562 Thank you received: 4393	CDS is only CLO2 in a water solution. MMS1 and CDH both contain residual MMS and acid activator. I would use CDS for topical applications. The following user(s) said Thank You: abusamra
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Chlorine dioxide for dry skin? 29 Feb 2020 21:25 #62659

Andslo Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 8 Thank you received: 5	Which one of the two is more potent?
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