Vinny
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Thanks.
So far, at the chemistry forum, I'm being told sodium chlorite can't be done by electrolysis.
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Thanks.
So far, at the chemistry forum, I'm being told sodium chlorite can't be done by electrolysis.
I'm also looking to get the chlorite shipped from somewhere, at a reasonable priceI don't think they'll say it's sodium chlorite. I went through the possible non-spontaneous redox reactions from this table and I can't see how salt can be made into sodium chlorite via electrolysis:
http://folk.ntnu.no/andersty/2. Klasse/KJ1042 Termodynamikk med lab/Lab/Oppgave 5 - Standard reduksjonspotensial/Rapportfiler/E0.pdf
Oh well, the next best thing is to buy sodium chlorite. I hope my forwarder lets my order of 4 oz. of it through and it gets air-shipped. I expect them to receive the shipment on Oct. 30. Keeping my fingers croseed it'll slip through. Then I'll have it in 2 weeks and start to make chlorine dioxide solution (CDS).
If that doesn't pan out, I could try ordering CDS through kvlab.com. Again, I may lose money again if my forwarder doesn't allow it to be shipped. The product labeling may turn them off.
Then, I'll have to order this:
https://www.amazon.com/ACTIVATED-ST...00ET7LL9E/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8
This is so expensive though, but what can I do? It'll last me a month or two maybe.
@Vinny my forwarder allowed the shipment of my 4 oz of sodium chlorite from www.pforlife.com . Thank God!
Biggest hurdle with chlorine dioxide is meal planning, IME. Hard to eat Ray Peat inspired when most foods will be packed with antioxidants and dampen the effectiveness.
I've been meaning to revisit and try CD enemas. From what I've read, this is where it shines the most. One day.
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It sounds like ClO2 IV oxygenates the blood. Does anyone know if that is true?
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Correction: 300 ppm should read as 100ppmI've been using CDS daily for at least a month, 300 ppm concentation at a liter a day spread over 8-10 sessions.
What I've noticed is that it keeps me from urinating a lot. I can have a good night sleep using it. So I think it is killing bacteria from my system, inside my blood vessels, of which there seems to be an inexhaustible supply. So, this is the good news. It is dramatic in the way my urination frequency is reduced. I think that if I weren't taking CDS, I would have to rely on my immune system to kill these bacteria. In the process of killing bacteria my phagocytosis, a lot of water is generated as a by-product. And this would explain why I would urinate a lot.
Now the bad news- It would increase my high blood pressure from 208/140 to 216/147. Percentage-wise it's little, but the direction is still up, and these averages of a period of one week before and after.
It seems that the use of chlorine dioxide is increasing the production of HOCl ROS, and somehow this may be increasing the inflammatory response. So I'm considering using other oxidants. I wonder if MB would be a better alternative, or would iodone do better. Looking for a substitute that would be just as effective as an antibacterial without having an inflammatory response.
I've posted this before, I think, but just in case you missed it:It seems that the use of chlorine dioxide is increasing the production of HOCl ROS, and somehow this may be increasing the inflammatory response. So I'm considering using other oxidants. I wonder if MB would be a better alternative, or would iodone do better. Looking for a substitute that would be just as effective as an antibacterial without having an inflammatory response.
Thanks. I've read that, which you shared at the Molecular Iodine thread. Since the KI I ordered won't come in until next week, I'm trying MB now as I can't stop taking chlorine dioxide without getting a replacement for its antibacterial action. I end up urinating a lot if I stopped chlorine dioxide without something else taking its place.I've posted this before, I think, but just in case you missed it:
Iodide modulates protein damage induced by the inflammation-associated heme enzyme myeloperoxidase
I've been using CDS daily for at least a month, 300 ppm concentation at a liter a day spread over 8-10 sessions.
I'm taking it through drinking, yes. I just keep on putting off doing it through enema because I haven't put my heart into doing it, although I've had my enema supplies on hand for a while already.But you are taking it trough drinking, not enemas right? I've read interesting succes reports from taking it. But there is also the potential risk of it not just taking care of undesirable microbes/fungi but there has been cases of damaged gut linings, vomiting blood and blood in stool because of it. Helpfull but scary stuff.
Has Ray Peat ever said something about chlorine dioxide? I am a bit concerned by potential anti thyroid effects.
With the SSKI, I have to also monitor my temps and probably take some selenium to keep me from getting hyperthyroid (although I'm taking a page from saving my cats from hyperthyroid by giving them selenomethionine). But @Jam may feel differently about this, so it would be hepful to hear his thoughts on this.
Thanks Jam. It's good to know selenium deficiency isn't a problem with me, and that taking a daily supp of 200mcg of it wouldn't hurt. But what is the downside of having too much selenium?I personally don't see the need to supplement selenium if your diet provides enough (RDA) of it. Selenium overdose is not fun. Perhaps the best course of action would be to test your levels, because if you are deficient then you may need to bring your levels up before starting on the KI.
That said, I don't see any harm in taking a cap of selenomethionine daily, regardless of selenium status.
I've probably ingested close to 200 grams of KI since I started taking it, without taking a single selenium supplement, and my thyroid is just fine.