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What is Chlorine Dioxide?

What is Chlorine Dioxide? It is a gas that is dissolved by water when it’s in the body. Chlorine Dioxide has been used for water purification for over 50 years, more extensively in Europe than in the US. While it is more expensive than chlorine, it is safer to use.

It is a powerful disinfectant that kills pathogens. It works through oxidation, and when the chlorine dioxide is done it dissipates into salt and water. Chlorine dioxide targets the positive charged cells. A healthy cell holds a negative charge, so is therefore left intact. Diseased cells hold a positive charge, as do parasites, harmful bacteria’s, viruses, and fungi. What about the healthy aerobic bacteria, does chlorine dioxide harm those bacteria’s that are necessary to our digestion process? No, those bacteria’s are aerobic, holding athat negative charge, so they will not be harmed. We can assume that they are in fact enhanced by removing the harmful substances in the body.

In the MMS protocol we use food-grade acid added to sodium chlorite to produce an effective yet safe release of sodium chlorite. The protocol was developed by Jim Humble, and used to treat thousands of Malaria sufferers in third-world countries. He strives to bring this simple, inexpensive anti-oxidant protocol to the attention of those seeking health and wellness.

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