I have been aware of the value of Chlorine Dioxide for many years. The first time I mixed the ingredients and took it I was so nauseated that even though I knew its value I just could not take it. Then in later years I learned of a new form of Chlorine Dioxide Solution. But I did not know how to make it. Recently I did more research online and found out how to prepare it. I still was hesitant because all methods ended up with objectionable gas leakage into the room. It would drive everyone out of the house and in winter it was not practical to have a fan in the window. So I contacted a chemist and found out how to eliminate the gas in the room. So I ordered all the equipment and a supply of Sodium Chlorite. It is the precursor to and generates Chlorine Dioxide when a solution is mixed with acid.
As I found out on my first test, Chlorine Dioxide is explosive when not mixed with air. It blew the top off my jar even though it was vented to my gas venting eliminator. I am actually glad that happened with a small bottle. I did learn though with this first test that my gas vent system eliminated all gas venting from going into the room. I was delighted. So I bought a small electric air pump. I put two vents in the cover on the gas generator jar. One to the air pump and one to the distilled water jar. The distilled water jar has a dip tube so the air gas mixture will bubble through the distilled water and the vent through a second pipe going to my Chlorine Dioxide eliminator jar. That jar is similar with a dip tube and contains my Chlorine Dioxide scrubber granules and a venting fitting. The scrubber granules are so effective that there is absolutely no odor. Only pure fresh air is venting from the jar. So now I am able to make Chlorine Dioxide solution.
The next concern I had was to be sure of the concentration of gas in the solution. Playing around with strips I found them to be very unreliable for measuring concentration. They would change color even before I put them in the liquid to test. I happen to have a conductivity meter. So I checked it out with various dilutions and found it very reproducible and has a linear response. At this point I was very happy. I was so anxious to taste the solution to see if I could tolerate it. I took a tablespoon of a 100 part per million solution and held it in my mouth. Absolutely no taste. Fantastic.
So, now I was ready to see what the effects would be on my health.
My experience after taking my Chlorine Dioxide 5 single tablespoon doses an hour apart with no food.
The dose was 100 parts per million Chlorine Dioxide gas dissolved in distilled water and refrigerated.
Solution has no taste.
Held dose in mouth 5 to 10 minutes then swallowed.
Results:
Eyesight much clearer on waking.
Stools light brown when formerly black.
Throat pain that interfered with sleep. Gone.
Stomach pain on waking. Gone
Sand in eyes on waking. Gone
So, I plan on taking 5 to 8 hourly dose series every other day to observe additional improvements if any.
People who do this have consistently reported significantly improved health.
On the off days I plan to take a similar colloidal silver regimen.
This same setup can produce ozonated water and ozonated olive oil. Ozone production also has a problem with venting. The same setup also traps all vented ozone. With a little more research I will be able to offer a small gas processing kit for home use. I use glass jars and fluorocarbon tubing because they do not react with either gas. I have used silicone tubing in the past with ozone and it hardens discolors and crumbles with extended use.
This is my lab test list of components for my various experiments:
4 Liter per minute adjustable air pump.
Fluorocarbon tubing
8 and 16 ounce tall glass jars with storage lids and additional lids with single and dual bulkhead tubing fittings
Gram scales with two decimal accuracy to prepare Sodium Chlorite and Citric Acid 25% solutions
Conductivity meter
Gas collecting granules
Ozone Generator
Oxygen Concentrator
Supercharged Colloidal Silver Production Setup
Laser source for checking solubility
Darkfield and Phase Contrast Microscope
pH Meter
Digital Thermometer