Non-Acidified Sodium Chlorite for Disease Prevention and Healing

TruthQuester - I see someone is seeing you on Telegram. Could you please share that address? I'd like to add you there. Thanks!

Interesting method! But how are things on today's 08/2021? So if I understand correctly, you use the drops of Naclo2 'unactivated' in the water. So activation takes place in the stomach. Difficult to check whether it works, in my opinion. Don't take this as criticism, as I am new here. For me, it's about ongoing maintenance of intake. Thanks, and good luck!

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Interesting method! But how are things on today's 08/2021? So if I understand correctly, you use the drops of Naclo2 'unactivated' in the water. So activation takes place in the stomach. Difficult to check whether it works, in my opinion. Don't take this as criticism, as I am new here. For me, it's about ongoing maintenance of intake. Thanks, and good luck!
 

Well I've already written about my experience with it here and as I've reported, I KNOW it works. And I believe it will probably work as well or maybe even better than Ivermectin does for COVID-19. As long as you've got HCl in your stomach the CLO2 will be created and will then be absorbed into the blood, in just the same way as it does if you activate the drops outside the body.

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TruthQuester - I see someone is seeing you on Telegram. Could you please share that address? I'd like to add you there. Thanks!
 

Hi angieLynn and everyone else here. I have created a Telegram group and you're all welcome to join. Here's the group invite link: t.me/joinchat/GDXqtpf3vxtmYWI1

Hope to see you there
Scott

 

So you feel it would be strong enough for covid without the HCL. How much would you take for an active infection? Forgive me if you've already said this. Plus is there a big difference in this as far as stomach symptoms? I've had ulcerative colitis which I have under control right now, but I wouldn't want to irritate it. Can the unactivated drops be irritating? This might be a great way for me to get MMS without the acidity going down, especially passing over my esophagus. 

Thanks Scott, I joined and asked a question. Much appreciated. 

 

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DMSO can dissolve blots clots according to many websites when I searched the internet using the search terms "DMSO blood clots". 

On page 6 in Jim's latest book he says:

DMSO (Dimethyl Sulfoxide): A natural substance derived from wood pulp. It is a solvent that dissolves many things that water cannot dissolve,  including blood clots, and thus has been known to stop strokes."

You could try 1 teaspoon daily in some water. Tastes terrible, but the bad taste quickly goes away. 



​​​​​​Reply: Yes I can try that. However would DMSO dissolve all of microclots? I see there is a stroke protocol in Jim's book where you get a lot of DMSO every hour so that it get dissolves clots fast. Would that work too?


 

Something else to bear in mind concerning blood clots is that nac n-acetyl cysteine can also help prevent them from occurring....

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So you feel it would be strong enough for covid without the HCL. How much would you take for an active infection? Forgive me if you've already said this. Plus is there a big difference in this as far as stomach symptoms? I've had ulcerative colitis which I have under control right now, but I wouldn't want to irritate it. Can the unactivated drops be irritating? This might be a great way for me to get MMS without the acidity going down, especially passing over my esophagus. 
 

I just created this new post on this topic. I think it answers some of your questions here: mmsforum.io/goto/general/35299-protocol-1-for-c19-prevention-drink-2-liters-of-water-a-day-with-3-to-5-drops-of-unactivated-mms-in-each-liter-6-to-10-drops-a-day

According to recent studies done by Norio Ogata and Dr. Aparicio who is prescribing CDS in Mexico to prevent C19, this protocol, which I'm now calling Protocol-1, is all one should need to do in order to prevent the disease and/or greatly reduce it's effects.

I'll attach the studies below.

All the best,
Scott