CDS Protocols

NEW: The Parvo Protocol Vets Aren't Teaching One Rescuer Cracked It Full Article Introduction and Overview This is a multi-phase CDS (chlorine dioxide solution) that was developed by a dog rescuer that has had tremendous success with treating Parvo and a few cases of Distemper. This dog rescuer who is based out of Mexico, states that since they started using this protocol five months ago, they have not lost any c…

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A protocol for bladder irrigation in cases of cancer, embedded pathogens, prostate issues, or other localized ailments. This should be administered by a medical professional to prevent injury or infection. This is the same dilution as an enema, but it is done on a smaller scale because the bladder is smaller than the colon and will hold less fluid. Also, in the bladder, we would use saline instead of plain water for…

Vaginal Douche Protocol

PROTOCOL V (Vaginal Irrigation) Protocol V, or Vaginal Protocol, is especially useful in treating female genital problems such as HPV, candidiasis, mycosis, polyps, cervical cancer, myomas, cystitis, human papillomavirus and other renal or sexually transmitted problems. Watch Video Instructions: There are two methods for vaginal douching: Vaginal irrigator: mix 10 ml of CDS with 500 ml of room temperature or warm…

PROTOCOL G (Gas Method) Objective: Treatment of external ear infections and skin conditions. GAS protocol: Use 6 to 8 ml of CDS-3000 in a glass without adding water. Place the affected area over the open part of the glass (mouth) without the gas or liquid touching the skin. (Can also use 2 activated drops of MMS1 in a cup) The exposure usually lasts 2-3 minutes. Longer exposures can result in irritation to the sk…

PROTOCOL O (ophthalmic) Protocol O is a procedure that involves the preparation of an eye drop for ophthalmologic (eye) and ENT (nose) use with CDS (Chlorine Dioxide). This protocol is useful for treating various ocular conditions and sinusitis. It can be applied to both eyes and nose, especially in cases of flu or sinusitis. Instructions for Eye Drops Preparation: You will need: • 50 ml of saline saline (NaCl 0.…

CDS PROTOCOLS FOR HIV General Instructions: Treatment Appropriate treatment, in this case, would be Protocol C (as CDS). We can also apply Protocol K (topical with DMSO). Some individuals in advanced stages have had favorable results using Protocol E (Enema) or Protocol Y (injection). https://t.me/AndreasKalckerProtocols/64 Buy the Forbidden Health book

Protocol K Objective: Treatment of skin diseases, wounds, and conditions that require in-depth treatment. General Dosage: Use of CDS (0.3% = 3000 ppm) combined with DMSO (Dimethyl sulfoxide) at 70%. Instructions: Allergy test: Before using DMSO, always perform an allergy test on the patient. Apply a drop of 50% or 70% DMSO on the forearm and wait for it to dry. In rare cases, some people may show allergy symptoms.…

PROTOCOL U (URGENT) Protocol U, or Urgency Protocol, is designed to treat urgent medical situations, such as food poisoning, infection, fever, sudden vomiting, severe diarrhea, severe malaise with no apparent cause, or other health emergencies. It can be helpful in quickly relieving symptoms and providing relief to the patient. Procedure: Take 6 ml of CDS and dilute it in 200 ml of water. Repeat the same intake aft…