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I recently have been reading about chlorine dioxide and MMS and have been taking in a lot of new-to-me information. I wanted to get started and decided to order CLO2 from Crown Wellness ( crownwellness.com/product/clo2-offer/ ). I wanted to ask what others here think of their CLO2 product. If you use the link, you can see that it is listed as 7% sodium chlorite in a proprietary blend. There is also their thesis on CLO2 that you can click and download. In their thesis statement, it says that "our mixture is very strong (40k ppm) over 13 times more powerful than any CDS or MMS protocol..." I may try to learn and make my own solution in the future based on what I am reading, but I wanted to ask if anyone has an opinion about this product. I would like to use it with an adult family member (young and healthy) who has some eczema that is getting quite annoying.

I would not buy their product.
Seems to be simply a 7% chlorite solution.
Most MMS kits have 22-25% chlorite solution.
Can't make any sense of their math in the thesis.
 

I didn't download their "thesis document" because it is a .DOCX file,
and those can contain viruses and trojans and other nasty computer-disabling things.
It is probably (?) safe from their website, but I'm not taking any chances.
IT SHOULD BE A PDF file. (they should know better)

I don't think they give enough information about their product and use.
And because what they do say is different from everything else I've read, I am suspicious.

I go by Jim Humble's "MMS Health Recovery Guidebook".

The other commenter suggested their product is a "7% chlorite solution",
but I don't think that is true. They say it is "ClO2", but it is really CDS (?)
Chlorine Dioxide Solution, but don't say what concentration.

I would guess (which is not good) that their product seems to be created from
a 7% solution of Sodium Chlorite. (? -- "CLO2 precursor")
Their product page really isn't done well at all.
It should be MUCH clearer than that.

You should at least use ClO2 Test Strips (Amazon) to test the concentration
to make sure it is what they say it is and what you think it is.

I mention the CDS I use one my website, link below. (Menu: 'Using MMS/CD/ClO2')
It is 24,000 ppm, so it is drop-for-drop compatible with "MMS".
(as opposed to the more well known (?) 3,000 ppm CDS)

They are a great company, I have ZERO Conflict of Interest mentioning them.

7 % sodium chlorite doesnt sound right in itself.

have you activated it and checked if its got a strong activation process ?

in most cases it still doesnt seem to be enough. I wonder why you purchased it @7% anyway, when sodium chlorite strength needs to be around 22 to 24 or 25 %

I had an issue with their concentrations and the math in their "thesis" didn't make sense.  Here's a copy of the email I sent them today...I'll post their response if and when I receive it.

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"Hello David,I have a friend who has benefitted greatly from your CLO2 product and I am looking to give a recommendation to others because of her success. However, I have a few questions that may help me to understand the value of your product over CDS or the MMS kits available on the market.  I’ve been working with MMS and CDS for a while now using both forms internally and externally and I am thrilled that people are opening to its value!   I understand that with creating and using both MMS and CDS involve activating a 22.4% solution Sodium Chlorite with an acid (50% citric or 4% hydrochloric) to produce Chlorine Dioxide. The resulting solutions are then diluted with water for topical application or consumption following established protocols.In reviewing the information available on the Crownwellness  web site, you are using a proprietary 7% solution of Sodium Chlorite, et al. to be added to water which is then activated by the user’s stomach acid when consumed to produce Chlorine Dioxide to address a variety of conditions.   What I’m trying to reconcile are the following questions regarding your thesis:

• Is the 40,000 ppm referring to the sodium chlorite mixture or amount of Chlorine Dioxide generated in the stomach?

• What is the “…13 times more powerful than any CDS or MMS product…” based upon?

I look forward to hearing from you and appreciate any enlightenment you may provide. I believe Chlorine Dioxide is an important addition to our tool kits now and in the future. Thank you in advance!"