Claims About Chlorine Dioxide for Respiratory Infections

All right, a short video on this little guy.

This is chlorine dioxide. You buy this on Amazon for ten bucks.

It's pre-mixed. It's three thousand parts per million,

and it's available

on the US Amazon and on the Canadian Amazon as well.

Like I said, ten bucks. You can also buy it in the camping goods

store.

Now, chlorine dioxide is amazing for all kinds of infections,

but

especially respiratory infections.

And I'm really surprised that a lot of people don't know about it.

Now, chlorine dioxide was one of the major treatments

used in the COVID-19 pandemic, especially in South America,

in three countries in particular, in Bolivia, in Ecuador, and

Peru.

Uh, I believe Colombia and Argentina also used it as well.

But in Bolivia, Ecuador, and Peru, chlorine dioxide

completely cleared out the hospitals, cleared out the ICUs.

COVID patients did amazingly with it. Just this little thing right here.

Now, if you hear anyone calling this bleach,

they are mentally retarded, or they are

grossly incompetent because this has absolutely nothing

to do with bleach other than the fact that it has a chlorine in it,

just like salt has a chlorine in it as well.

So you wouldn't call salt bleach, so this isn't

bleach either.

But you know, this is, this is the stupid label that gets associated

with chlorine dioxide by people who either don't know anything

or people who are trying to smear it. Amazing for infections.

So then the, the next question I get is, "Well, how do you use this thing?" It's

pretty concentrated, so you have to dilute it.

Um, now just as a rule of thumb, a mild

dose of chlorine dioxide would be five to ten drops of this

in a glass of water. Okay?

And for some people, that'll be, that'll be good enough to treat any of

their

respiratory infections and make them feel better.

Um, I remember there was one time a few years back that I had

a respiratory infection, could've been COVID, could've been

influenza, could've been something else, and it just wouldn't go away.

I had been coughing and coughing for about a month, month

and a half,

and I had not really gotten sick during this past

pandemic, but that one time, that cough just wouldn't go away.

It was a sort of a semi-productive cough,

and it was just stuck. It was just stuck right here.

I was taking ivermectin every day, wouldn't touch it.

So I thought, "Okay, well, I got something a little stronger,

but how am I gonna

get over this thing?" And so that's the first time I tried, uh,

chlorine

dioxide, and, um, I can tell you within forty-eight hours

it was gone. This, this cough that I had been struggling with for about

a month and a half, completely gone and never came back.

Uh, so I've seen it firsthand, and I've seen other people, uh,

do amazingly well with the chlorine dioxide.

Uh, if you're really sick, then you could probably consider,

uh, one or two ml of this in a glass of water.

That would be maybe a third or half of a teaspoon.

Okay? That's it in a glass of water.

So you do dilute this thing, uh, fairly significantly,

but, uh, it's very safe. It's used in water filtration

plants, uh, in the United States, across the United States.

So about five percent of Americans get their water filtered with chlorine

dioxide and drink it in their drinking water.

Uh, you see it in every camping goods store.

Uh, hikers and campers will buy it so that they can,

um, filter water, uh, with it, uh, and

disinfect water, uh, if they're stuck somewhere without a water

source.

So it's, it's very, very safe, but incredible for all kinds of

infections, especially respiratory infections.

And I would say it's my number one go-to for the

flu or COVID or any other respiratory infection.