With the Universal Antidote (Chlorine Dioxide)
“I started on CDS 8 days ago on protocol B. I have reaction from shedding, I get skin rashes on my legs. First time with the jab roll-out it was bad. Headache, brain fog and rashes. That time I didn’t know about CD so used zeolite and herbal cream and took me like 2 months to rid it. Now with the boosters, I get that in milder form I took CDS 8 days ago and starting to see results, rashes diminishing so are the headaches. Brain fog gone a few days ago. It works, detoxing the spike proteins from shedding.
Also yesterday I sprain my ankle falling into a pothole. I immediate put DMSO twice before bedtime and one this morning. No swelling seen and pain reduce to 10% and its not even 24 hrs pass. I will continue to use DMSO as my right ankle is weak from previous sprains. Hopefully it will repair the damage from years of consecutive sprains.”
“That is awesome to hear. I was going to put this in a separate post, but I may as well post it here. As I have a similar story. My dad 88yo, already has another story posted here about his non-healing foot ulcer being healed with CDS. The new update is that his Rheumatoid Arthritis which he has been suffering for the last 30 years is now also gone. His fingers are still crooked, but he has no more pain. Because he is bedridden in a nursing home and not mobile at all, he does not take CDS consistently. He only takes CDS when my sister brings it to him once a week. From the way my sister explains it, my Dad is taking somewhere between 250ml – 500ml of CDS @ 40 – 60 ppm, once a week. He will drink 250ml in one go, and then sip the remaining 250ml after my sister is gone. Because of his situation he can’t do a consistent protocol but he does what he can. He has been doing this once a week since he has been in the nursing home from June/July. It truly is amazing. The other thing I’ve noticed is that my Dad’s energy and voice is as strong as ever, compared to the other residents in the nursing home it’s is night an day.”
Protocol Used: Protocol C
