Non-Acidified Sodium Chlorite for Disease Prevention and Healing

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Take Methylene Blue. It was used for UTI's for a very long time until big pharma replaced it with ineffective modern antibiotics. It was the primary treatment for UTI's in elderly women before it was replaced. MB is the first synthetic antibiotic and it clears the beginning of any UTI my wife feels coming on with a single 5mg dose, she does take a second dose later in the day as a "just in case". 

Thanks for the MB info. I presume you are using 1% MB liquid? How are you measuring a 5mg dose of MB? Thanks. 
 

Yes. The typical solution equates to .5mg per vertical drop, what is purchased pre made. We purchase the powder and mix it with distilled water to produce 1mg per drop. That's not necessary but we prefer to limit the number of drops to assist in accurate counting and to reduce our chances of getting the MB on anything as it stains (obviously being a dye). Ascorbic acid can be used to clean up a stain and it also can be coupled with MB to remove the blue color and prevent blue/green urine. Recently I was reading about how the combo of MB and Ascorbic Acid (Vit C) increases the effectiveness of Ascorbic Acid as the electron donation happens before the mixture is consumed with MB being able to deliver it through barriers that Ascorbic Acid cannot get through, such as to the brain. My wife has not tried the combo for a UTI so I cannot comment on it's effectiveness in that regard. We have mixed them to confirm that the blue color is reduced but we never added enough to completely remove all of the color but there are videos of people achieving that online.

A tip for taking MB is to add the drops to a glass of filtered or distilled water (2-4 ounces/50-100ml) and drink with a straw. That prevents a blue tongue if done properly. We just drink the mixture since we don't care if our tongues are blue for a few hours but with lower doses we don't get a blue tongue anyway. It can have a strong medicinal flavor so one should dilute to what is acceptable. The product that was sold for UTI's, not sure it it's available online, was MB in a capsule. I don't see why one couldn't make their own if they couldn't take the flavor. It would be best to fill a capsule over the sink, preferably stainless, to limit the chance of staining. It's a serious dye so caution must be exercised.

Shouldn't that chart say per day, not hourly? Scott takes about 12 drops per day...

sovereignhealing wrote:

Shouldn't that chart say per day, not hourly? Scott takes about 12 drops per day... 



 

Please provide a link to the chart. Thanks. 

I came up with a solution: purchase two 480-milliliter graduated measuring cups. Following the Jim 1000+ protocol, I add the total of 3 drops * 8 times = 24 drops of sodium chlorite solution into the first 480ml measuring cup. Then I add the total of 3 drops * 8 times = 24 drops of citric acid into the second 480ml measuring cup. Fill each cup to the top with distilled water. For each dose, use a third graduated cup to draw 60ml from the first cup and 60ml from the second cup, totaling 120ml. Then add 9 drops of DMSO to the third cup and consume immediately to perfectly replicate the 1000+ protocol. Is my method correct? Are there more convenient ways to handle DMSO? Do these two beakers of solution require any special storage conditions? Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

JasonWang wrote:

I came up with a solution: purchase two 480-milliliter graduated measuring cups. Following the Jim 1000+ protocol, I add the total of 3 drops * 8 times = 24 drops of sodium chlorite solution into the first 480ml measuring cup. Then I add the total of 3 drops * 8 times = 24 drops of citric acid into the second 480ml measuring cup. Fill each cup to the top with distilled water. For each dose, use a third graduated cup to draw 60ml from the first cup and 60ml from the second cup, totaling 120ml. Then add 9 drops of DMSO to the third cup and consume immediately to perfectly replicate the 1000+ protocol. Is my method correct? Are there more convenient ways to handle DMSO? Do these two beakers of solution require any special storage conditions? Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

Jason, I don't think that will work, because each ingredient (SCS and CAS (or 4% HCL) is diluted with a lot of water before being combined. It may eventually work when both ingredients finally find each other, but could take hours. 
Here is the method Jim used to make MMS1: