Chlorine Dioxide Solution (CDS) – Community Research & Resources

Lemon P shared an extensive set of links, case discussions, and practitioner references exploring Chlorine Dioxide Solution (CDS) in cancer and chronic illness. While not medical advice, the post consolidates resources from Dr. Lee Merritt, Prof. Laurent Schwartz, Dr. Manuel Aparicio-Alonso, Dr. Pierre Kory, Jim Humble, and others.

Discussions included anecdotal recovery cases, practitioner protocols, historical background, and media controversies. Contributors highlighted that therapeutic CDS dosing is far lower than industrial use levels and that many public misconceptions are due to regulatory and media narratives.

✅ Supplements & Compounds

Core agent:

Chlorine Dioxide Solution (CDS) – sometimes referenced as MMS (older term)Often combined with:
DMSO (dimethyl sulfoxide) for enhanced tissue penetration

Reported mechanisms from shared sources:

Selective oxidation of harmful pathogens and potentially cancerous cells
Modulation of inflammation and detoxification
Antimicrobial, antiviral, antifungal, and possible antineoplastic effects

✅ Therapies & Strategies

Referenced in shared links and discussions:

Dr. Lee Merritt’s Basic CDS Guide – intro protocols and dosing principles
Prof. Laurent Schwartz & Dr. Manuel Aparicio-Alonso – case on metastatic, otherwise incurable cancer using CDS (including intra-tumoral application)
Todd Callender – personal account of health recovery, including cancer improvement
Odette Rocha – using CDS + DMSO under medical supervision
Intra-tumoral and oral administration discussed in case reports
Emphasis on microdosing and precision preparation

✅ Lab Testing & Monitoring

Imaging (CT/PET) cited in case discussions to track progress
Symptom improvements such as reduced inflammation and improved energy reported anecdotally
No standardized CDS-specific biomarker testing

✅ Resources & References

Shared Guides & Practitioner Material:

Dr. Lee Merritt – Basic CDS Guide (Rumble)
Dr. Manuel Aparicio-Alonso – CDS & cancer interviews
Jim Humble – MMS origin and development
Dr. Pierre Kory – History & mechanisms of CDS

Scientific & Case Study Repositories:

Andreas Kalcker – Human CDS publications
Dioxipedia & Dioxitube – Research studies & videos
Breakthrough case: peritoneal cancer tumor elimination via intra-tumoral CDS

Commentary & Advocacy:

Prof. Enno Freye’s persecution for CDS research
Mark Grenon’s history as a CDS pioneer
Todd Callender interviews on recovery

Additional Links:

Frontier Pharm – CDS products
KV Lab – CDS products

✅ Key Takeaways

CDS remains controversial but has multiple documented anecdotal and case study successes, especially in integrative cancer care contexts.
Respected practitioners and researchers continue to explore its therapeutic potential despite regulatory pushback.
Media portrayal often misrepresents CDS as “bleach,” overlooking its distinct chemistry and dosage differences.
Any use requires informed, careful dosing and understanding of preparation — not medical advice.
Open scientific discussion and transparent reporting are critical for evaluating CDS’s potential role in human health.

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