Discussion on Chlorine Dioxide and COVID Treatments

The, the, the, probably the, the pinnacle example was chlorine

dioxide. So early in my practice, my first year, I started hearing these

whispers of this substance or this, uh, compound can cure

basically everything. And when I...

So I read this book, and it was really

impressive what it said this thing can do and all the places around the world that

were using it.

So then I go to PubMed, right, which is the medical database for papers.

Can't find anything. And so there's like...

I'm like, "What is this?" So everyone here

is saying that it cures everything, but

there's nothing published. And it wasn't until, uh, about a year

ago when I started research on my book because I was invited to a Zoom conference

with a network of colleagues, and it was about chlorine dioxide.

And I met a guy that I'd done work with from Brazil, a PhD, MD,

like really impressive guy, and he's in this Zoom.

And I realize he's been using chlorine dioxide.

So then I was like, "Oh, there's something here."

And now I spent the last year

writing this book, and what I have found

is that, I'm gonna say this, Del, it is the most

suppressed

medicine of modern times. It has been globally

coordinated by public health agencies and media

around the world for decades. Thou shalt

not bring up the topic of chlorine dioxide.

Mm-hmm.

There are trails of deaths by advocates, proponents.

Research will never get published, although that changed.

There's a couple of papers in COVID on chlorine dioxide.

And then I found, I found literally the

exact repeat of Uttar Pradesh. And you remember the story of Uttar

Pradesh and COVID-

Oh, my

... which is ivermectin. It's, it's a state in northern India

where the chief minister put a systematic

deployment program of ivermectin.

They literally, they-

We're going

... hired 160,000 workers-

Yeah

... 95,000 villages. Everybody t- they tested, tested, tested.

You get positive, you get ivermectin. All the healthcare workers took

ivermectin.

Anyone in the household of someone tested positive got ivermectin.

And the papers literally in India were reporting in September of,

I think, '21 or '22 that there was like 241 million

people, there was like

60, uh, cases active and no new cases.

They literally almost eradicated through this massively aggressive

program on ivermectin. Never showed up in The New York Times.

We never heard about it here, right? And but there was so much of it.

And even in India it was censored. So when they said, like, the mir- the

miraculous success of Uttar Pradesh, ivermectin didn't appear in the

articles. It was just about quarantining

and surveilling.

They didn't mention they were giving everyone ivermectin.

So guess what?

I start to look into chlorine dioxide,

and I found the same thing.

Hmm.

The entire country of Bolivia, early they were...

Bolivia was doing really badly with COVID.

They hammered, like Peru did at one point.

Some well-meaning legislators got a law passed on the urging of

some well-meaning clinicians. They passed a law making it

legal to manufacture and distribute chlorine dioxide.

The military got into it.

The universities were manufacturing.

People were lining up in streets all through Bolivia,

taking their little drinks

of chlorine dioxide.

Whew. Mortality and cases

plummeted. And I was like... As I'm researching this, I'm like,

"This is Uttar Pradesh all over again." But remember, this is not-

Yeah

... sufficient evidence, Del. The fact that a whole country's-

Right

... mortality rates... And there were mayors who were using it in the ICUs,

and

they were saying, "We were emptying ICUs of COVID patients." It

was...

To be honest, what's interesting about this,

it's quite humbling, right?

I'm, uh, so supposedly Mr. Ivermectin.

Based on all my research and what I know now, if I got COVID right

now, that would probably be number one

treatment.

I would take that over ivermectin any day, knowing what I know of its efficacy.

And so, and that, that goes to your point, right?

All the things that we can do for viruses, right?

So there's a, a website called c19early.org.

Probably the best science in all of COVID. Anonymous group.

They decided to become anonymous, but they're high-level statisticians,

systematic

reviewers. They did constantly updating on all data

trials

on all these, um, medicines for COVID. So you had real time.

You had all these options.

Mm-hmm.

As of now, if you go to that website and you look at the

amount of therapies that have statistically significant

benefits in COVID based on four or more trials, it numbers

72 different ways to treat COVID.

Wow.

Ivermectin's actually at the top, um, interestingly.

Yeah.

But, but there's 72 behind it, and when you use them in combination...

But this is, this is like real medicine and science,

but s- it's not allowed to

exist.

Where were-

How much does chlorine dioxide cost?

Oh, boy. On Amazon, it's literally you get two bottles-

No, if you make your own.

Uh, well, it comes in two... I wouldn't know how to make it 'cause

you'd need the,

you'd need the starting compounds. But on Amazon,

it's 28 bucks for two bottles.

For a huge amount.

You could treat your family for probably a year or two-

Or more

... with those two bottles. Yeah.