Chlorine Dioxide and Its Uses

Sodium chloride is, is, uh,

put into acid

and it creates chlorine dioxide.

And, um, it's a real simple chemical.

It's, it's fairly cheap.

It's used

in more places in the United States and, and in the world

than any other chemical at this time.

There is more than

a hundred thousand patents on chlorine

dioxide. Would you believe a hundred thousand pat--

No other

chemical has anywhere near that number of patents.

But it does so many amazing things.

And one of the things it does is it, it cures the body of

diseases, all the diseases.

There might be a disease here and there that for one reason or

another it can't cure,

but

ninety-eight percent of the diseases are cured

by, by, uh,

what we call MMS, which is, um,

chlorine dioxide and, uh,

sodium carbonate. Those two