• Before meals, stop CDS at least 20-40 minutes before meals.

• After meals, wait 1 hour before resuming CDS.

• Medication: Wait 1 hour before resuming CDS after taking medication.

• Antioxidants: wait at least 1 hour before resuming the CDS, after taking antioxidants, see 2 hours for vitamin C.

• Vitamin C: for the latter, it is best to take it 1 hour after the last dose of CDS, or even in the evening before going to bed (contrary to certain beliefs, vitamin C does not prevent you from sleeping).

• Citrus fruits and other fruits containing vitamin C or antioxidants.

• We will limit acidifying foods: red meats, eggs, dairy products, vegetable oils, honey, tea, coffee, alcohol, refined sugar and sugary industrial drinks.

Feeling better doesn't mean you're on the right dose, only that that dose is starting to work. Keep increasing until you start to feel like it's too much and then go back to the previous dose. After a while, you can start increasing again and so on until you recover.

No precipitation.

You should not want to go faster than the music, in this case, what your body is ready to receive.

We will therefore start with small doses and gradually increase over the days, until we reach the optimum effective dose. It is possible that during these increases we exceed what our body can absorb, in this case we will feel discomfort and in extreme cases there may be a so-called Jarisch-Herxheimer reaction (or “Herx” for the intimate) which is a symptom of short-term detoxification (a few hours to a few days).

Herx is often the result of too much CDS destroying more pathogens than the body can normally eliminate, resulting in a buildup of toxins that causes the body to react inflammatoryly.

This results in the following symptoms:
● fever, ● sweats and chills, ● rapid heartbeat, ● heart palpitation, ● feeling short of breath, ● various pains including muscle and joint pain, ● headache, ● difficulty concentrating, ● insomnia, ● swollen glands, ● tinnitus (ringing in the ears), ● sinusitis, ● pruritus, ● digestive disorders, ● fatigue, ● unstable emotions, ● sluggishness, ● allergic type rash.

More severe forms are very rare with Chlorine Dioxide.

In case of overdose of CDS, it is recommended to take a teaspoon of Baking Soda in a glass of water. Previously it was recommended to take vitamin C to neutralize CDS, but this is no longer recommended.

Same in case of overdose of MMS [ NaClO2 ], the bicarbonate will neutralize the hydrochloric acid of the stomach and the activation of NaClO2 will be lower, so there will be less ClO2 release.

To make a break

After following a protocol for more than 21 days, you can take a break for 7 days and take the opportunity to eat antioxidant foods such as fruits.

CDS inhibitors

● Vitamin supplements, ● Citrus fruits, ● Vitamin C, ● Honey, ● Tea, ● Coffee, ● Alcohol, ● Antioxidants, ● Baking soda.

Hold in Mouth method (HiM)

During the daily consumption of CDS (Ex. protocol C), this method can be practiced. With high doses, you may experience throat irritation due to high levels of Chlorine Dioxide. One way to reduce irritation is to use the Mouth Hold Method.

MMB is simply holding CDS in your mouth for a period of time. The author of this method explains how it works:

"ClO2 will be delivered perlingually by absorption through the buccal mucosa, tongue, and inner surfaces of the cheeks. Also, sublingually under the tongue and sublingual glands."

By following the MMB, there will be less ClO2 to bother your throat when you eventually swallow the dose of CDS.

As a bonus, it will whiten the teeth and disinfect the oral cavity.

CDS, even pure, can be used on the skin in the form of a spray or gel to treat contusions or bruises.

It will also have a softening and healing effect on mosquito bites, burns or osteoarthritis pain.
Note that the gel will have a slightly prolonged action compared to the spray.

CDS should not be used for occlusive dressings in concentrated form, for longer than 20 minutes, as this may cause severe irritation. In all cases, IMMEDIATELY remove the dressing in the event of tingling or a "even slight" burning sensation, and rinse thoroughly with clear water.

The pill.

Some information seems to say that the CDS and the birth control pill do not mix. The action of the latter could be canceled.

Corticosteroids.

Other drugs.

There is no known interaction with most medications. We will maintain a one hour interval between CDS and drugs.

Sodium Chlorite [ NaClO2 ] powder should be stored in its original packaging, protected from light and in a cool place.

For the solution of the latter (CS-25), it should preferably be stored in an amber bottle, protected from light and in a cool place.

Hydrochloric Acid [ HCl ] will be stored whatever its concentration, in a plastic or glass bottle, well closed.

Pure CDS should preferably be stored in the refrigerator (1) and in an amber glass bottle (2) with a plastic stopper ensuring a good seal (never a cork stopper (3)).

It is better to keep CDS in several small bottles (Ex. 250 ml), rather than in a large one of 1 liter or more, in this way they will be opened less often, because with each opening you potentially lose some of the gas which accumulates in the empty part of the bottle.

For the diluted CDS intended for the consumption of the day, it is imperative to put it in a bottle which does not let penetrate the light, but it will not be essential to preserve it in the refrigerator provided that the stopper is well sealed.

It is possible to ship CDS (eg by post), refrigeration is not necessary during transport, provided that the bottle is completely filled and tightly closed. The bottle must be protected from shocks and especially from light.

Upon arrival at destination, it is recommended to put the bottle in the refrigerator for at least 2-3 hours before opening it.

Note: Since CDS is a gas dissolved in water, it behaves like a soda bottle, as long as the bottle is tightly closed, the gas will not escape. And to prevent too much gas from escaping when opening the bottle, it is best to let it rest in the refrigerator for 2-3 hours before opening it, as you would for a bottle of Coke that has been shaken.

(1) Gaseous Chlorine Dioxide [ ClO2 ] evaporates from water from 11°C (it can be kept out of the refrigerator but gas will be lost each time the bottle is opened).
(2) Chlorine Dioxide fears light and more particularly Ultra Violets, hence the need to use a UV filter bottle.
(3) The cork, already porous at the start, will be degraded by the CDS and will quickly become even more porous.

To disinfect water, we will take:

• 1 ml (20 drops) of CDS per 5 L of tap water or rainwater (filtered)

• 1 ml of CDS for 1L of river water (large particles filtered beforehand)

• 4 drops of CDS per bottle (keep the bottle closed for 1 hour)

Note: But heavy metals, wastes are in principle oxidized and rendered harmless, the body will eliminate them more easily.

CD Chlorine Dioxide obtained by activation of 25% Sodium Chlorite (*) [ NaClO2 ] either with 4% Hydrochloric Acid [ HCl ] (taken in drops), or with citric acid [ C6H8O7 ] at 50 %.

CDI Chlorine Dioxide Solution [ ClO2 ], in isotonic saline solution (0.9% NaCl), used for injections.

CDH An Anglo-Saxon method that uses MMS, but also the simple trade name of CDS to protect against big pharma.

CDL Chlor-Dioxid-Lösung, CDS in German.

CDS Chlorine Dioxide Solution in its pure state (i.e. at 3000 ppm or 0.3%), obtained by saturation of water with ClO2 gas (see CD).

CS Sodium Chlorite powder at 80%, CS-25 for the 25% solution.

DMSO Dimethyl Sulfoxide [ C2H6OS ]. Melting point: 18.5°C, boiling point: 190.85°C   Wikipedia

MMS Chlorine Dioxide obtained by activating a 25% Sodium Chlorite solution (*) with either 50% Citric Acid or 4% Hydrochloric Acid, so named by Jim Humble (the MMS is counted in drops). This term is also occasionally used to refer to Sodium Chlorite.

MMS1 Same as MMS. 

MMS2 Calcium Hypochlorite [ Ca(ClO)2 ].

ppm Parts per million (Ex. 3000 ppm = 0.3% or 3‰).

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Acide citrique [ C6H8O7 ], utilisé pour l'activation du MMS.   Wikipedia

Cl Chemical symbol for Chlorine, 17th element in Mendeleiev's table, atomic mass: 35.45.

CL- Chlorine Ion.

Cl2 Dichlorine (Chlorine molecule, Gas), Boiling point: −34.04°C, very toxic by inhalation.   Wikipedia

ClO2 Chlorine Dioxide (Gas), Boiling Point: 11°C, very toxic by Inhalation.   Wikipedia

ClO- Hypochlorite Ion

ClO2- Chlorite Ion

ClO3- Chlorate Ion

ClO4- Perchlorate Ion

Na Sodium (Natrium),
11th element of Mendeleiev's table, atomic mass: 22.99.

NaCl Sodium Chloride (common salt).   Wikipedia

NaClO Sodium Hypochlorite (Bleach  or Javel water in Frenh).   Wikipedia

NaClO2 Chlorite de Sodium,
Decomposition point from 170°C.   Wikipedia

NaClO3 Sodium Chlorate,
Melting point: 248°C, decomposition point from ~300°C.   Wikipedia

NaClO4 Sodium Perchlorate.   Wikipedia

• No interaction with medication, we will respect an interval of one hour between taking these and CDS.

• CDS is absorbed in less than an hour, on average it would be between 7 and 8 minutes.

• CDS does not oxidize pacemakers or metal implants

• CDS can be used by pregnant or breastfeeding women.

• For animals, we will put 10-20 ml of CDS per liter of water to drink, but as it evaporates very quickly, we will prefer CD-25 (25% Sodium Chlorite, sometimes called MMS), mainly for carnivores who are able to activate it thanks to their very powerful gastric juice, and this at the rate of 1 drop of CS-25 for 100 ml of water.

• To prolong the life of the flowers (bouquets), put 5 ml of CDS per liter of water in the vase.

• To conserve salads, put a few drops of CDS in the Tupperware.

• You can put a small dish of CDS in the refrigerator to disinfect it, but in this case you will have to put the cheeses in an airtight box. (Note: As the temperature is below 11°C, this CDS will be active for several days or even weeks)

• CDS is also an excellent repellent for mosquitoes, flies and other flying insects. To do this, just put a cup with a few ml of diluted CDS in the parts you want to protect, this will scare them away without killing them. And it even works on the terrace. It is up to you to determine the quantity according to the surface to be protected.

• Do not hesitate to put it on your tomato plants, or other plants, not only will it protect them from aphids but as a bonus it will boost them.

• Electro-activity: once absorbed, the CDS releases 5 electrons which neutralize 5 protons (harmful substances).

• 1ml of CDS is considered to be the equivalent of one drop of MMS.

🚸 In construction !
If you have any ideas, I'm all ears.

• The daily dose:
  The CDS to be consumed during the day can be put in small bottles of 10 ml or more (depending on the dose to be taken), which will be transferred by fraction of 1/10th of the daily dose into a glass of water using a syringe according to hourly consumption.

• The evaporation test:
  If you make your CDS according to Dr. Kalcker's method and put 1 or 2 ml in a cup to evaporate it, the liquid will initially become colorless, when the ClO2 will have evaporated, and will have no taste. Then it is the water that will eventually evaporate and there should be no crystals UNLESS the water you used is very mineralized at the start. In the latter case, you can do a comparison test by evaporating the same amount of the original water you used.
  On the other hand, if you have purchased ready-to-use CDS, this evaporation test is essential to check the quality of this CDS.
  If the color of the liquid remains yellow, it is because it contains dyes, if it has become colorless, taste the liquid which should have no taste, and finally after drying up, if there is the slightest residue at the bottom of the cup, it means that it was not made by Dr. Kalcker's method, but that it probably contains residue from the reaction of sodium chlorite with the activator.

• For enemas (protocol E or R): (Sophie's advice)
  To avoid pain and contraction when water penetrates the colon, add a glass of seawater to the liter of water ( can be replaced by isotonic saline).
  Lie on your back with your legs bent, put the cannula in the rectum and lift your pelvis so that the water goes into the colon by gravity. At the same time, accompany the water by massaging the colon counterclockwise, and when all the water is in, turn to the right side so that the CDS can go to the liver more easily, and stay like that between 5 and 10 min. Then drain into a strainer over the toilet or bidet to see if there are any parasites. A clue that there are parasites: during the evacuation, an ammonia smell emerges. The parasites are anaerobic (live without oxygen), with the CDS which brings oxygen, they die and when dying release bacteria and ammonia, this is why it is also recommended to zap (with a Zapper or Biotrohn) when doing anti-parasite cures (to kill the bacteria that are evacuated by the dead parasites).
  You can see the result here=> Suivi-déparasitage  ! Be careful, it's not very appetizing.

Well, I forced the image a bit, but you will have understood the meaning.

Applications of CDS Gel

A gel, yes, but for which applications, for which pathologies and for which effects?

CDS gel is particularly suitable for topical applications.

For example :
👉 Bruises, Blows,
👉 Itching,
👉 Insect bites,
👉 As a disinfectant gel (hydroalcoholic gel type),
👉 Osteoarthritis, Rheumatoid arthritis,
👉 Skin problems: Shingles, Eczema, Acne, etc., but also Cancers and external Tumors), Scars.

In application to the thorax:
👉 Lung well-being.

In application on areas:
👉 Local over-oxygenation (excellent for co-vacuum).

The gel has the ability (compared to DMSO in the Patch protocol) to hydrate the skin rather than dry it out.

It penetrates less deeply than the Patch protocol, but it still penetrates much more than CDS sprayed on the surface of the skin.

It remains to optimize the stability of the product (always keep cold, away from light, check that the cap is well clipped, perhaps keep the gel in glass bottles of 200ml or less and only fill one tube or one Roll-On at a time).

How to make CDS Gel

Basically, there are two schools for making CDS gel:

1. We first gel the water then we saturate it with Chlorine Dioxide as we would normally do (in 2 saturations of course).

2. Normally, CDS is made and then gelled.

A priori the second method seems to be less good in the sense that the mixing of the gelling agent in the CDS takes time and during this time the ClO2 gas can evaporate.

Gelling products

For gelation, we have the choice between several products:

• CMC (CarboxyMethylCellulose sodium), code: E466 [ (-CH2-COOH)n], use 1%. Not too thickening but usable for CDS.
  May cause allergies. Sold in grocery stores as Tylose.

• Guar Gum, code: E412, is a galactomannan polysaccharide extracted from the seed of the guar bean. Insensitive to pH. The gel is slightly cloudy.

• Tragacanth Gum (Gond Katira), code: E413, a pharmaceutical and food thickener / emulsifier, stabilizer and texturizer.
  It is an exudate obtained from the dried mucilaginous sap of about twenty species of plants of the genus Astragalus (formerly Astracantha), native to southeastern Europe and southwestern Asia.
  This gum has an advantage is that it lends itself very well to the manufacture of DMSO gel.

• etc. There are about thirty in all, but for the moment we have only tested these 3.