CDH: Intravenous injection of dilute CDH to cure infections of the blood appears to be safe and very effective

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Here's a 1 minute video that CLO2 made showing you how easy CDH is to make so you can do your own dilute CDH IV:



Take care,
Scott

To make measuring the ingredients to make CDH easy, I use these 3ml plastic pipettes which are super cheap on Amazon. I mark 1 pipette "SC" for sodium chlorite and 1" HCl" for hydrochloric acid and then use them over and over, keeping them clean by placing them in a clean ziplock bag:

www.amazon.com/Transfer-Pipette-Graduated-Karter-Scientific/dp/B005Z4QVZ4/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1524103743&sr=8-3&keywords=3ml+pipette

This makes making CDH super easy.

Take care,
Scott

You can even use the above pipettes to transfer the CDH directly to the IV solution bag or bottle. Just poke a small hole at the top of the plastic IV solution bag or bottle large enough to insert the tip of the pipette into it and inject the CDH into the solution - then cover the hole with a small piece of tape - done.

To make a 5ppm CDH/IV solution, just add .75ml of CDH to 500ml of IV solution.

Hope that helps,
Scott

Scott, can you talk about the pros and cons of using CDH vs. CDS in an IV drip? Do you think the 50% unactivated sodium chlorite and hydrochloric acid in CDH are beneficial in the blood stream, or perhaps plain CDS, without the unactivated ingredients, would work better? Just curious.

I hope to never be so sick that I need an IV drip, but it doesn't hurt to be informed.

Hi jmac,

I don't think it really makes much difference whether or not it's CDH or CDS, the main thing is the parts per million of CLO2. Having said that, I think the CDH might be just a bit better because the small amount of sodium chlorite might do some good in the body too. As for the HCl, if there happened to be any active HCl remaining, it also could do some good.

However, we have to keep in mind what a small amount we're talking about here.

I said previously that to make a 5ppm CLO2 500ml IV solution, all you need to do is put 0.75 (3/4) of a ml of CDH into your 500ml IV bag/bottle. That's all, and that 0.75ml will only contain 0.75 (3/4) of a drop of both the sodium chlorite and the 4% HCl. Just 0.75 of one drop dispersed into 500ml and then added to about 5 liters of blood. That's a tremendous amount of dilution.

Along those same lines, the 500ml of 5ppm CLO2 IV solution made by adding 0.75ml of CDH, once diluted into about 5 liters of blood via an IV, will be diluted down to just 0.5ppm.

By the way, this low level of CLO2 in the blood is why it should be relatively safe - especially when considering that we are trying to cure life-threatening diseases such as Ebola, cancer or some of the super bacteria out there.

Hope this helps,
Scott

I suspect the main problem with the whole matter is how does one get a US doctor to do this for you. Most of us have no concept of doing our own IV.

Horsefeathers wrote: I suspect the main problem with the whole matter is how does one get a US doctor to do this for you. Most of us have no concept of doing our own IV.

Hi Horsefeathers,

This is why I spent so much time in the previous posts of this thread, finding and giving you all the links you need to learn how to do this yourself (and there are many more on YouTube). But you shouldn't wait until you have some dreaded disease to learn this stuff. You should educate yourself and purchase what's needed ahead of time (like maybe now), so that if the time comes, you're ready.

Think of it as a fun project to do, or learning adventure which will give you the tools to save your own life and the ones you love (including our animal friends by the way).

Take care and be prepared,
Scott

From experience can you list what types of illnesses have been treated with successfully with your CDH Protocol?

Your work is amazing I am very intrigued.

Scott, since your last response and videos on how to self administer IV I watched a few videos... but still it is not easy. How do you practice inserting the needle, and injecting?
and this whole thing got me thinking.... What about suppositories?
It is known that suppositories are more effective that oral ingestion but less than IV for sure; so it's a good compromise I think. I remember when I was a kid, many antibiotics were via supps. When one had high fever supps was the answer not pills.
What do you think?