December 11, 2009 – 7:46 pm
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December 8, 2009 – 6:10 am
On The Mechanisms Of Toxicity Of Chlorine Oxides Against Malarial Parasites – An Overview
By Thomas Lee Hesselink, MD. Susan Busse, MD., John Peterson Copyright September 6, 2007
The purpose of this article is to propose research. Nothing in this article is intended as medical advice. No claims, promises or guarantees are made.
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ABSTRACT
Sodium chlorite (NaClO2) can be acidified as a convenient method to produce chlorine dioxide (ClO2) which is a strong oxidant and a potent disinfectant. A protocol has been developed whereby a solution of these compounds can be taken orally. This procedure rapidly eliminates malaria and other infectious agents in only one dose. Chlorine
dioxide (ClO2) is highly reactive with thiols, polyamines, purines, certain amino acids and iron, all of which are necessary for the growth and survival of pathogenic microbes. Properly dosed this new treatment is tolerable orally with only transient side effects. More research to better document efficacy in malaria and in other infections is urgently called for.
