Hello everyone!

I am SOOO glad I found this group!

I have been promoting chlorine dioxide at my FREE university for almost a year now.
thl-u.org

I am a retired veterinarian, and I am currently writing a pet care manual using chlorine dioxide, DMSO, and a homemade trace mineral solution. I was hoping to get a little bit of help from the members of the MMS forum.

I know I have been using chlorine dioxide on my pets ever since I discovered it. And, after reading Scott's posting on non-acidified MMS, I have had my pets and myself on the non-acidified MMS. IT IS SO MUCH EASIER!!! Non-acidified MMS is perfect for preventing diseases, cancers, and parasites.

This brings me to the reason I need your help; I do not have access to sick animals, so I cannot test it out on various problems. So if any of you members that read this have used it to treat your animals, I would love to be able to use your experiences with your pets to help me write the manual.

If you would like to contact me at wvharc@protonmail.com.

I love this group, and I look forward to sharing many a happy hour reading posts and sharing wins with y'all!

In Truth, Hope, and Love,
Dr. Rick Harlow

Hi Rick. First question popping up is what's the difference between a hypochlorous acid generator and your way of generating chlorine dioxide? Is it different kinds of electrodes? Different voltage?
As you may know hypochlorous acid is being generated by the immune system and we call it MMS2 here when it's made by calcium hypochlorite added to water.

Would be quite a revolution to not need to acquire sodium chlorite as the only means of generating CLO2..

I've known about ASEA for years but assumed they used some complicated method for bypassing the need for sodium chlorite.