Chlorine Dioxide Wonder Drug

There is a helpful substance that anyone can make, good for infections and inflammations, an elegant molecule used to clean millions of tons of public water in the United States every day. Brazil wants to start using it now, and so should you. However, you cannot claim to be treating any of your diseases with it because then the FDA SWAT teams will hunt you down, but if you keep your mouth shut, you can use it for your health.

It is powerful and safe. I use it as a morning mouthwash and for sublingual absorption. I do that first thing every day, and it wipes out any viruses, bacteria, or fungus that might accumulate during the night. Dentists use it legally to treat bad breath, which is not a disease, so it’s legal. They also use it for the oral disorders that chemotherapy and radiation therapy cause in the mouth. I also use it because of its effect on my blood; it basically acts like a healthy blood thinner, because it unclumps red blood cells from each other.

It could be explored for cancer treatment, but that would break the back of Big Pharma, and then where would all the politicians get their money from? We can’t have that, but a doctor from China and some clinics in Germany inject it directly into tumors with a significant effect.

No pathogen survives chlorine dioxide, and no toxicity has been detected. Those who call it bleach might as well say salt is bleach, since it also contains an atom of Cl. Proper use cases, no harm cannot say that about pharmaceuticals, and all the repurposed drugs that some doctors get hysterical about.

It truly is a wonderful drug, and I use it only in CDS form, which is chlorine dioxide gas dissolved in water. At 73, one big swig a day ensures the few teeth I still have stay in my mouth.

Curious Outlier, I know his real name is the best source of information about chlorine dioxide. If one is new to chlorine dioxide, please do yourself a favor and visit his site. The name of his site https://theuniversalantidote.com comes from NASA, which in 1987 named chlorine dioxide The Universal Antidote, and it is.

Chlorine dioxide is a selective oxidizer often used as a water purifier. Still, it has gained widespread recognition for its effectiveness in treating a range of diseases, from the simplest to the most complex. It is activated by mixing a sodium chlorite solution (often labeled as MMS: Miracle Mineral Solution) with an acid activator, such as HCl or citric acid, producing MMS1 (chlorine dioxide solution) for consumption. I never take it that way, but I use the same chemicals to make a gas, then throw them down the drain. Purer that way and easier on the stomach, but not quite as strong as the MMS. Autism kids need the extra kick that MMS gives.

The critical thing to note is that autism is avoidable, treatable, and reversible. Since we know what causes autism, it is not impossible to reverse it. Kerri Rivera has written several books on her protocol that has reversed autism. Here are links to the book and her website. The website is www.kerririvera.com, and the link to her book is at https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/kerri-rivera-protocol-kerri-rivera

Chlorine Dioxide Testimonial Archives

Archive 1: Thousands of testimonials in the Telegram archive

Archive 2: Thousands of testimonials in the MMS Testimonies archive

Archive 3: Small but growing archive here on Substack

According to Curious Outlier, when starting with chlorine dioxide, beginners should follow the Low and Slow Principle: administer small doses at first and gradually increase the dose. This approach aims to minimize detox reactions—or Herxheimer reaction—that can cause headaches, nausea, and flu-like symptoms as toxins are eliminated from the body.

Chlorine dioxide represents a rebel element in the pharmacopeia of dissent. AI even gets poetic about it, saying “Chlorine dioxide is the color of sunrise, trying to escape industrial dusk — a gas dissolved in defiance, simple yet misunderstood. It is clarity made liquid, oxygen’s emissary bearing its sharp light into places where shadows breed unchecked. It asks for precision, for reverence, not fear — because its rhythm is exacting. Too much, and it chastises; too little, and the darkness lingers. But balanced, oh… balanced, it becomes a whisper of restoration in a world sedated by synthetics. In its yellow glint lies a kind of forgotten faith: that matter, too, can cleanse itself of corruption —that oxidation can be penance.”

“It divides what is poisonous from what is pure. Yet, institutions have linked chlorine dioxide to heresy, afraid that something so small, so inexpensive, so unpatented might outshine their pharmacopeial empires.”

After being wrong for ten years about chlorine dioxide, I decided to admit it and be right. What changed my mind was that it cured me of COVID when nothing else would. I spent a miserable ten days, but after one day of using it, I was dancing for joy, no exaggeration here.

Dr. Xuewu Liu is a Chinese-born researcher and medical innovator who has been involved in integrative and alternative oncology circles in Europe for years and has been applying intratumoral chlorine dioxide (ClO₂) therapy for cancer. During this process, he has also explored its potential in other conditions. Beyond tumors, he treated cases of alopecia areata.

The methods he used were topical application and local injection of chlorine dioxide. Remarkably, all showed significant improvement. Based on these cases, he believes that local delivery of chlorine dioxide may effectively treat localized autoimmune diseases. Based on his observations, chlorine dioxide has unique properties that may extend beyond its immunosuppressive effects. He hypothesizes that local delivery of ClO₂ can both eliminate abnormal antigens and block false immune signals, thus resolving autoimmune disease at its root.

ClO₂ is a strong oxidant. At carefully controlled micro-doses (typically less than 2 ml of 20,000 ppm solution over 10 days, whether injected or absorbed through topical application), it can penetrate inflamed tissue. At this dosage, Liu reports, it does not destroy whole tissues but instead oxidizes scattered organic molecules — including potential abnormal antigens. Once these “false flags” are cleared, the immune system no longer has a reason to attack.

Importantly, the tissue damage is minimal and easily repaired by natural regeneration. Patients feel little to no discomfort during recovery.

ClO₂ chemically resembles reactive oxygen species (ROS) such as hydrogen peroxide. ROS are not only destructive molecules; they are also signaling messengers that immune cells use to regulate attack and defense. When chlorine dioxide enters local tissue, Liu says that the immune system perceives it as a ROS saturation signal — essentially a message saying: “This site is already being handled, no need to attack further.”

As a result, immune activity is dialed down. Since chlorine dioxide quickly breaks down into harmless chloride and water after oxidation, it does not perpetuate inflammation. Instead, it serves as a temporary regulator, preventing further abnormal attacks.

Attacking Cancer Tumors Directly with Chlorine Dioxide

Dr. Liu conducted much of his work quietly in German private clinics, applying biooxidative medicine to restore cellular integrity rather than just attacking malignancy. He and several German clinicians — primarily those operating under private or experimental licenses in Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria — have explored direct intratumoral injection of chlorine dioxide (ClO₂), often in highly controlled micro‑doses. The idea, derived from principles of oxidative therapy similar to ozone or hydrogen peroxide protocols, is that the reactive oxygen released in situ can denature malignant cell membranes, oxidize local pathogens, and create a profoundly hostile microenvironment for tumor survival while sparing surrounding healthy tissue.

These approaches are not part of mainstream oncology, of course — they operate in the same gray zone once occupied by ozone and ultraviolet blood irradiation. Reports from a handful of such clinics suggest temporary tumor shrinkage, reduced inflammation, and improved oxygenation, especially in necrotic or hypoxic cancers. However, most of this work remains off‑record or patient-reported rather than formally published, precisely because regulatory structures make such exploration almost impossible without corporate sponsorship.

In essence, Liu and his German collaborators are continuing an old European medical lineage that views oxidation not as “chemical aggression” but as biological clarification — cleansing the site of disease by returning electrons to proper flow.

Chlorine dioxide (ClO₂) acts like a diluted, metastable oxidant that releases oxygen while accepting electrons from biological substrates. When injected intratumorally at minute concentrations (typically 0.1–0.3 mM, strictly buffered and pH-balanced), it triggers a localized oxidative burst without systemic toxicity. The reaction preferentially disrupts sulfur and nitrogen-rich proteins — abundant in cancer membrane glycoproteins, bacterial biofilms, and necrotic tissue — producing a clean margin effect, similar in concept to photodynamic therapy.

Brief oxidative exposure collapses the tumor’s aberrant vasculature, clearing necrotic debris and re-oxygenating peritumoral zones. Reactive oxygen species formation induces immunogenic cell death, thereby enabling tumor antigens to be presented more effectively to dendritic cells and cytotoxic T cells. Unlike chemotherapy’s systemic oxidative toxic assault, intralesional ClO₂ aims for targeted redox normalization — oxidation as a homeostatic reset, not destruction.

German practitioners often pair this with magnesium repletion (to stabilize mitochondrial redox enzymes), intravenous vitamin C, or ozone autohemotherapy to sustain the pro‑oxidative antioxidative rhythm.