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I've made about 300ml of 3000ppm CDS and have a water bottle filled with distilled water mixed with the spent CLO2 and HCL used to make it.  So far, I've decided to start off with "Protocol C"   from Andreas Kalcker's book Forbidden Health, starting off with 10ml of CDS in a 1 liter glass bottle, drinking about 100ml 10 times a day.  I also use the other mix on my skin rubbing it in with a cotton ball. 

The staph / folliculitis is an extremely stubborn disease. I see the same white heads every day in the same places when I wake up, after having picked them off and putting different types of remedies on it to kill it the night before. But since yesterday when I started using CDS on those areas, I hardly see any white heads at all. Only one or two very small ones versus 6 to 8 doing what i was before. So it's definitely having an effect!

I've been planning to make another jar of CDS to spray on, maybe mixed with or right after applying DSMO. I've also seen a picture of some people with a makeshift garbage bag (Protocol G) around themselves up to their neck, letting the sodium chlorite + hydrochloric acid activate in a glass inside the bag on the floor. Kalcker's book talks about cupping a bowl or cup to the skin and letting the CD gas it for no more than 5 minutes.

So one of my questions is, could I do the garbage bag thing for only 5 minutes, or should it be longer since I'd be treating my whole body? And would the DMSO + CDS spray be a good idea? Is 10ml in a 1 liter bottle too weak to kill a stubborn staph infection or should I just give it time?

There is a MRSA protocol in Jim Humble's latest book. 

For topical use of CDS, I use it full-strength followed by a drop or two of 70% water diluted DMSO. 

The MMS Health and Recovery Guide Book? I have that one. He does mention using protocol 1000 along with the gas in a cup or bowl.  I decided to make two more jars of CDS yesterday, so I'll  try to use that in a spray bottle and to drink diluted. 

Haven't yet worked up the courage to try the bag protocol.  I thought about attaching a tube to the front side of the bag, and have the other end attached to a box fan with another bag acting as a funnel for it. Then on the other side of the bag I'm using, have another hose that snakes out of an open window in my bathroom.  After doing the gas for 5-10 minutes, I'd uncap the hoses and turn on the fan, filling my bag with air and hopefully forcing all the chlorine dioxide gas outside where I won't have to breathe any of it in the bathroom while showering off. 

I know that chlorine dioxide can explode under pressure and is flammable: nj.gov/health/eoh/rtkweb/documents/fs/0368.pdf
"Chlorine Dioxide is EXPLOSIVE at concentrations over 10% and can be ignited by almost any form of ENERGY, including SUNLIGHT, HEAT, or SPARKS. "

So even if it's not under much pressure it could still explode on exposure to sunlight? I've always read that sunlight makes it break down. I guess that pdf is talking about way higher concentrations than what would be generated from a little shot glass, mixed with air, and blown out the window.

 

If you did the bag protocol, you could be outside with a box fan blowing any CLO2 gas that might escape, away from you. 

Well,  hopping through the house naked except for a trash bag on my lower half then going into the backyard where people from the street can see me isn't a very appealing idea     If I didn't live with others and maybe didn't live in a city I wouldn't think twice about just going outside that way.  I don't mind building something to deal with the gas anyway. It'll be a fun project 

The only critters that would see me doing the bag protocol outside, would be a bunch of deer, our dogs and a cute little black rabbit that wanders over from the closest neighbor. I can not see any other houses except mine. Too many trees. 

Ahhhhhhh! Now that sounds like heaven to me! I used to live in the country for a number of years not too long ago. No sirens, no traffic noises, no lawn mowers next to my window, just nothing but silence and a few crickets. Had to move back to the city though, didn't have a choice.  We used to have deer and rabbits around the property in spring time. Once even a young mountain lion roamed by. That scared the crap out of us. 

Found this fan + duct pack on amazon , although it's probably overkill. Hoping the gas doesn't corrode the aluminium, it seems safe enough  I suppose.

After seeing yet another infected area, my anger overcame my fear and I tried the bag method.  Opened a window in the bathroom, put a box fan in front of me, got on my knees inside the bag, and then activated the sodium chlorite with another small cup of HCL.  Keeping the bag wrapped tightly around my neck I never smelled any chlorine dioxide fumes. Even when 5 minutes was up and I got out of the bag I didn't smell any, but could plainly see that it had been activated because it was brown in color.  I may try for 10 minutes next time.

The only thing that bugged me a little was how the bag would stick to my shoulders and back, which are areas I need to treat. And I can't imagine the bag lasting too long. This thick mattress cover might just be perfect though. 

Bit of an update on my situation. While waiting on my mattress cover to ship - which took about a week, I wondered if it was possible to make a gel or cream and dug up this patent:   High concentration chlorine dioxide gel composition

They use xanthan gum mixed with CDS. Having never used xanthan gum before, I got a bag of it and mixed something like 1/4 to 1/2 cup of it with enough CDS to keep it wet. It got very thick and was an off yellowish white color.  Since I had spots coming back on the underside of my arm, I slathered this mix all over it, wrapped it in plastic wrap and went to bed. By morning it had dried into a shiny coating on my arm. I had to peel and scrub it off, it was painful. My arm was very irritated and red in a couple places. So I started to put vaseline on it. Later, it became itchy and had small bumps all over. These bumps didn't have the characteristic white head like staph, but looked more like an allergic skin reaction, or my immune system basically saying "NO!". 

So I started to use this bentonite clay that I forgot that I had. This clay really is helping the skin heal and clear up on my arm. Just 3 days ago it looked terrible, and today it looks a lot better with worst areas turning pink and the skin that was bumpy and irritated going back to normal.  I did try using a diluted CDH with less xanthan gum before I got the burn, but the way the xanthan gum dried on my arm was always uncomfortable, and did more harm than good.  So, I won't be doing that again or recommending it to anyone. Bentonite clay though, that's pretty close to a miracle 

I did finally get my large mattress cover recently. It's 100 inches long and I had to turn it inside out a little bit to shorten it. I used 3ml of sodium chlorite and HCL acid in a shot glass and stood for about 8 minutes inside the bad, with the bathroom window open and a box fan blowing on my face. It made me a bit sweaty and irritated some of the skin around my stomach (I worried that this was more staph), but the next day the irritation went away on it's own.  Some of the spots that were really staph around my torso are starting to clear up and several other areas around my body.  I'm also using pure CDH spray every day after showering. It's hassle to do the bag protocol, but I think I can manage it once or twice a day. Maybe using the bentonite clay on stubborn areas, then doing the cup gas protocol would work for those.

I had this idea for slicing open a water bottle and using the top "cap half" upside down to hold the chlorine dioxide, having part of a garbage bag tapped around the outer edge, then have it tapped around the bottom half of the bottle with a hole drilled in the middle to let the gas out.  But it would probably be simpler just to buy some kind of tubing or pipe. If a garbage bag and HDPE plastic doesn't dissolve with CLO2 gas, does anyone know of PVC pipe is safe to use with it? I've seen some clear tubing around Lowe's hardware store in the past also that seemed promising. The reason I'm going to all this trouble is to avoid playing twister on my bathroom floor while holding a glass of CLO2 gas at the same time   haha! 

Just to spread this news, this came out July 30, 2021 - about two weeks ago:
MedCrave - MRSA eradication using chlorine dioxide
Journal of Bacteriology & Mycology: Open Access

In these in vitro experiments, the efficacy of chlorine dioxide
against MRSA has been shown consistently, with growth inhibition of
99.99% -100% in even the smallest concentrations of 0.5ppm.