Wife has swelling, redness and blisters after insect bite

I recall a treatment using chlorine dioxide, but can't find it, any ideas. Fran

I had a spider bite that was looking bad quick. I took a couple drops of MMS1/CL02 and applied full strength to the area. Within an hour it was obviously going away and the next day almost completely gone. I drank some too but my guess the direct application did the job

My Memory was a treatment that included an inverse glass over the inflamed area, I assume there was activated clo2 under the glass. Fran

Never heard of that but wouldn't hurt to try. 2-3 drops per hour for a couple 3 days in a row would be on my list too

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I recall a treatment using chlorine dioxide, but can't find it, any ideas. Fran

See attached 'Stings and Bites' protocols by Jim Humble. You will need to know what bit her. 

Before bed my wife tried this: 8 drops activated in about 1/2 gallon water in a vibration tank, in which she soaked her feet about 1 hour. Oddly, large blisters appeared in the area of the bite. She wrapped her foot and we will inspect when she wakes, after her soaking the foot area did look better. Fran

PS, the blisters where there before, they only enlarged. POST INSPECTION: blisters drained and foot area looks better. A mosquito bite was treated with 2 drops activated on a bandage and positioned over the bite. The trouble with insect bites seems to be related to my wife's CLL leukemia, though she was always extremely sensitive to bits. Continuing the foot baths with 10 drops activated .Fran

 This a latest look at my wife's injury, it does look bettter. Fran