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CSD spray on an open wound 11 Nov 2024 16:38 #84708

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I am currently following protocol T from Andreas site for beast cancer, which was first diagnosed in 2013, and today is my third day.

I had only a biopsy in 2013 and used lots of natural treatments, but over the years the biopsy scar opened and got bigger and bigger. So, practically, now it is an open wound instead of the breast, which is also slowly bleeding.


I wonder what is the protocol of applying CSD directly on the wound.

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CSD spray on an open wound 13 Nov 2024 17:06 #84737

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Yes, you can spray CDS on an open wound. I have found that CDS will also stop bleeding. 

You can spray CDS hourly, but do not cover the sprayed area. 

Attached is a breast cancer protocol. 

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CSD spray on an open wound 13 Nov 2024 20:59 #84738

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When spraying CDS, should it be diluted in water?

Also, what type of spray should I be using?

Thank you so much.

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CSD spray on an open wound 13 Nov 2024 21:24 #84739

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I read protocol D and protocol B.

I am just wondering if I should combine both or choose only the spray option every hour?

Also, before sleep, is it safe to cover the wound? I am trying to understand how to proceed and put a shirt on top of the wound during the day and night if the wound is bleeding and it is not protected with a pad or bandage. 

Thank you again. I really appreciate the help:)

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CSD spray on an open wound 15 Nov 2024 03:46 #84754

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You can cover the wound after spraying CDS on it, but the cover must not be air-tight. If the CLO2 gas can't escape, there is a chance the skin could be burned. 

By the way, Andreas Kalcker has protocol updates available. Protocol-B now means a Bath protocol. 
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CSD spray on an open wound 02 Dec 2024 23:58 #84923

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Cancer is sometimes referred to as "the wound that does not heal."

I had what I thought was a pimple that would heal and then start bleeding again in 2017. That happened over and over again until I visited a Dermatologist some 2 and a half years later (2020) and a biopsy revealed Basal Cell Skin Cancer. 

I've since had a Skin Cancer specialist cut out any cancerous around the wound. So far so good. 

Now if I spot anything that looks like a precancerous spot(s) or even a new scab on my face I will soak some tissue with 3,000 PPM of CDS and that usually takes care of any issues with 1 or sometimes 2 applications. I should add applied topically.

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CSD spray on an open wound 05 Dec 2024 19:59 #84943

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How long do you usually  keep the tissue soaked in CSD over the wound?

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CSD spray on an open wound 06 Dec 2024 09:05 #84945

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@Manu 5 minutes or less.

I would add this is with 3,000 PPM CDS.

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CSD spray on an open wound 06 Dec 2024 10:51 #84946

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I find that about 40% dmso and 60% water doesn't cause a burn. I apply, wait 1 min and apply 1500 or even 1000ppm CDS.

Would anyone know if this could be harmful if applied to the private parts of a man?

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