Me thinks so as well. Marshall Dudley <mdud...@king-cart.com> wrote: The blood brain barrier works on elements primarily. So the question is if oxygen and chlorine can cross the barrier. Well if oxygen did not cross the barrier, you would be dead in less than a minute. Also sodium chloride ( salt ) crosses the barrier, so chlorine can as well. Thus chlorine dioxide should almost certainly cross the barrier.
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