supplements while the pathogens are still alive, you are building up with one hand and tearing down with the other. In addition, some nutritional supplements neutralize MMS,” writes Jim Humble. Sorry Jim, but that is conceptual quicksand. There is never a reason not to give the body what it needs.
Looking at heavy metals, I see nothing in the literature that would make me report that chlorine dioxide effectively removes or even moves heavy metals around—no actual tests of before and after measurements. In this book, you will see paragraphs that point to what chlorine dioxide does not do, which is critical to know if one wants to use it correctly.
So chelation of heavy metals is only a hope in the chlorine dioxide community that is not based on evidence. However, it is easy to believe that chlorine dioxide would help the body deal with the heavy metals it is burdened with, even if it does not get rid of them.
If chlorine dioxide does not do everything, and we establish what it does not do, we can adjust our protocols to include substances that do what chlorine dioxide cannot do. For example, CDS or MMS cannot do what Magnesium does. Thus Magnesium should be included in all chlorine dioxide protocols.
The only question about Magnesium is the dosage necessary for it to do its job for each person. When I tell people a gram a day minimum, I am talking about magnesium medicine, not magnesium supplementation.
Few still know or understand that Magnesium can and should be used as a prime medication. We will talk about dosage recommendations and supplementation later in the book, but when talking to people, I tell them to flood their bodies with Magnesium.
Knowing appropriate dosages is essential to practitioners and patients because dosages are mission-critical for achieving therapeutic effects. Low doses do not get clinical results! Through the years, the mistake I have seen people making repeatedly is under-dosing. Healing substances like Magnesium become front-line medicines when dosages are taken up to the level of what doctors might use during cardiac arrest in ICU and emergency departments. So if regular pharmaceuticals do not do the job and the patient is dying, a reasonable emergency room doctor would reach for Magnesium. They would inject or give it intravenously.
The Universal Antidote
These first three medicines in my Natural Allopathic protocol represent three superhero medical substances coming together as equals in the eyes of medicine. And then, for a good reason, we will add iodine and selenium to bring together six giant medicinal substances for health recovery. All are necessary for a healthy existence, and when given together, it is hard not to experience deep healing.
For people first coming to chlorine dioxide, the first place I would send you to is Curious Outliers The Universal Antidote Documentary, and then on to his series of videos for beginners. Then one should look at Jim Humble and Andreas Klacker’s work, knowing that they give wonderful information on dosages but can be misleading about other subjects, so take what they say about certain things with a grain of salt.
Does Chlorine Dioxide Deplete Magnesium?
Someone asked me if chlorine dioxide depletes magnesium levels. I responded: Yes, life depletes Magnesium, so anything that stimulates energy would deplete Magnesium, but poisons deplete Magnesium much more because Magnesium gets used up with detox.