Hi Tom. I'm interested in your comment "This mixture is only good for a
month or so"
Are you saying the original mix of sodium chlorite and citric acid as a
liquid form is good for one month? Jim Humble says that the chlorine
dioxide made when SC and CA are mixed together will only be viable for a
couple hours. He use to say it was active for 12 hours, but has since said
only 2 to 3. So if that is true, then keeping a mix for a month renders it
nothing more than water.
Or perhaps you meant something else?
Samala,
Renee
-------Original Message-------
From: Bob Banever
Date: 2/13/2010 6:00:03 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>ear infection
poast,
This sounds like a more dilute form of MMS. What would you think of
making a mixture of say 2 drops activated 28% sodium chlorite (activated
with 10% citric acid, 10 drops total) and 4 oz water? This should be dilute
enough to put in the ear as well.
Bob
----- Original Message -----
From: poast
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Saturday, February 13, 2010 8:47 AM
Subject: Re: CS>ear infection
Hello Gina,
If you have access to sodium chlorite (NaClO2) and citric acid you can
effectively and safely kill the infection in a few hours.
The ear needs to first be cleaned out, as best as possible. With a young
child and an infection, cleaning may be more of a problem than treating, but
the treatment is more effective if an attempt is made to clean first.
In a small glass mix 2.5 ml of 5% sodium chlorite solution with 2.5 ml of
10% citric acid solution wait 10 minutes, then add this to 250 ml of water.
Using a small syringe, dribble this mixture into the ear and try to hold
everything still for 30 seconds. Then the head can be returned to normal
position and the mixture can be shaken out.
The infection should be killed off in two treatments, but it depends on how
deep the biofilm layer is in the ear. You could try twice a day for three
days and go from there.
Adding the citric acid to sodium chlorite forms a chlorous acid solution
containing chlorine dioxide. You want to avoid prolonged breathing of the
chlorine dioxide fumes when mixing because it can irritate your airway. The
solution you mix up has 300 PPM available chlorine dioxide with 30 PPM of
that as free chlorine dioxide.
The free chlorine dioxide kills the infection upon contact (well it actually
takes 30 seconds...) and the residual left in the ear after shaking the head
continues to release trace amounts of chlorine dioxide as new infection
surfaces. The minute amount of chlorine dioxide remains as a protective gas
layer against re-infection. It is also capable of penetrating biofilm and
killing any infection hiding there.
This is not only effective for human ear infections, but has also proved
itself when dealing with antibiotic resistant ear infections in dogs and
other animals. I have caught the attention of veterinary doctors who after
giving up on ear infections after trying all the antibiotics they have
available to them, have been astounded by seeing the infection eliminated
in a few days.
This mixture is only good for a month or so. In the event of another
infection, you should mix up a new mixture. The sodium chlorite and citric
acid chemicals are good for years as long as they are kept out of UV light
and high temperatures. Store out of the reach of children, of course.
Tom
----- Original Message -----
From: Gina Moore
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Friday, February 12, 2010 4:29 PM
Subject: CS>ear infection
So, it seems my daughter has an ear infection. I dont do doctors, but I am
a nurse and have an otoscope and can clearly see that her ears are infected.
Anyway, I give her CS everyday (about ¼ to ½ a cup), plus Vit D, cod liver
oil, etc
I try to do natural remedies as much as possible!
What can I do for her poor ears? I have heard of putting Hydrogen Peroxide
in the ears and letting it sit for a bit, but shes only 3 and may not do
that well! I have DMSO and could do a CS/DMSO mixture any particular
ratio that seems to work best? Or is there some other remedy that would
work well? Im up for anything at this point!
Thanks so much!
Gina
