Hyperchloremia

Hello, I have been a user and strong advocate of CDS, since May of 2020. I use it everyday. However, I was recently hospitalized with a mild stroke. There are several contributing factors for a strokes. I tend to think that the two atoms of oxygen would counteract any negative affect that having an excess amount of chlorine would. Does anyone out there have any proof that too much CDS can cause hyperchloremia?

Here is the first link I had, when looking into the possibility of hyperchloremia.   www.healthline.com/health/hyperchloremia

CDS causes red blood cells to flow smoothly.The exact opposite of clot prone blood.
The amount of sodium chloride produced by an oral dose of CDS would fit on the head of a pin.
The hyperchloremina you reference appears to be a kidney dysfunction.

wrote:

Hello, I have been a user and strong advocate of CDS, since May of 2020. I use it everyday. However, I was recently hospitalized with a mild stroke. There are several contributing factors for a strokes. I tend to think that the two atoms of oxygen would counteract any negative affect that having an excess amount of chlorine would. Does anyone out there have any proof that too much CDS can cause hyperchloremia?

What is your daily dose of ingested CDS? 

Throughout the course of 24 hours, I'll probably take 40 to 50 drops of 3000ppm CDS.
My stroke occurred on October 4th, at around 3:15PM. I'm in central South Dakota, USA. I kind of wonder if my stroke had something to do with that, 'emergency alert' thing. they did?

wrote:

Hello, I have been a user and strong advocate of CDS, since May of 2020. I use it everyday. However, I was recently hospitalized with a mild stroke. There are several contributing factors for a strokes. I tend to think that the two atoms of oxygen would counteract any negative affect that having an excess amount of chlorine would. Does anyone out there have any proof that too much CDS can cause hyperchloremia?

 

Why do you use it everyday though?

IMO CD should be used to fight a particular ailment one might have, not take it every day of your life.

You could very well get sick if you rely on CD like that because your body can't function properly on a CD diet unless you are very dedicated.
Your body needs proper healthy food for it to function properly from morning till night, not CD.

Many people starve their bodies of the necessary nutrients to accommodate CD use. Long term this can cause harm, but the bad thing is you might not even know it until it gets very bad because CD could cover up some of the symptoms that arise.

Sure, every now and then you can take a week or however long to do CD. But then you stop and just eat healthy again.

Your body needs healthy fruit, vegetables, grains, legumes, etc. to flourish and survive. Not so with CD.

Thanks for your input. I've already thought of drastically cutting back on it. That's what I'm going to try. 

I know it really helps me in my peak allergy season, which is from August thru October.

wrote:

Thanks for your input. I've already thought of drastically cutting back on it. That's what I'm going to try. 

I know it really helps me in my peak allergy season, which is from August thru October.
 

Didn't mean to come across as preachy, but CD is such a miracle product that people tend to overdo its use IMO.

I didn't monitor my blood sugar prior to my stroke. Whether or not, too much daily CDS, contributed to high blood pressure, and the flaking off, of a piece of cholesterol from an artery, I believe that CDS is the reason my stroke was so mild. The amount of time from the first subtle sign of a stoke, to the time I was taken to the hospital by ambulance, was 1.5 hours. During that 1.5 hours, I drank lots and lots of CDS, in hopes of breaking up any clots that I might have. The doctors did lots of tests, but they were unable to pin point a cause of my stroke.  

wrote:

I didn't monitor my blood sugar prior to my stroke. Whether or not, too much daily CDS, contributed to high blood pressure, and the flaking off, of a piece of cholesterol from an artery, I believe that CDS is the reason my stroke was so mild. The amount of time from the first subtle sign of a stoke, to the time I was taken to the hospital by ambulance, was 1.5 hours. During that 1.5 hours, I drank lots and lots of CDS, in hopes of breaking up any clots that I might have. The doctors did lots of tests, but they were unable to pin point a cause of my stroke.  
 

You should consider investing in some DMSO. There is a stroke and heart attack protocol in Jim Humble's book MMS Health Recovery Guidebook.
Apparently DMSO is even better at breaking up clots than CD.