CDH: Intravenous injection of dilute CDH to cure infections of the blood appears to be safe and very effective

From experience can you list what types of illnesses have been treated with successfully with your CDH Protocol?

Your work is amazing I am very intrigued.

Scott, since your last response and videos on how to self administer IV I watched a few videos... but still it is not easy. How do you practice inserting the needle, and injecting?
and this whole thing got me thinking.... What about suppositories?
It is known that suppositories are more effective that oral ingestion but less than IV for sure; so it's a good compromise I think. I remember when I was a kid, many antibiotics were via supps. When one had high fever supps was the answer not pills.
What do you think?

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gabyher wrote: Scott, since your last response and videos on how to self administer IV I watched a few videos... but still it is not easy. How do you practice inserting the needle, and injecting?
and this whole thing got me thinking.... What about suppositories?
It is known that suppositories are more effective that oral ingestion but less than IV for sure; so it's a good compromise I think. I remember when I was a kid, many antibiotics were via supps. When one had high fever supps was the answer not pills.
What do you think?

Hi Gabyher, your idea to put the CDH (or CDS) into some sort of suppository sounds like a good idea but even if you had a suppository that could hold 5ml of solution (which would be pretty big) you'd still end up with 350ppm if you put 0.5ml of CDH/CDS into 4.5ml of water, and this I think would be too hot for our bottoms to handle.

You got me thinking though, about enemas. I normally think of an enema as a bag or bucket of a lot of water (many cups) which makes me think it's too messy and difficult (but still not as difficult as doing an IV of course). But with this we don't need such a large volume of water (nor would we want it I think). With this we could put 2ml of CDH into 248ml of water (250ml total) into a small bulb enema applicator (see picture below) and end up with only 28ppm CLO2. This should be perfectly fine for our bottoms to be able to handle, even a few times a day - I should know because I've been brushing my teeth with 50ppm CDH water twice a day for about the last 5 years now.



www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Dhpc&field-keywords=enema+bulb

This is a fantastically easy solution of getting CLO2 into the blood stream that anyone can do.

Thanks Gabyher for stimulating our thinking about this!

I think it's time to write a new topic about this approach.

Thanks again,
Scott