Re: Breathing sodium chlorite?

[Guest guest]

I have heard of people using iodine, magnesium, sodium bicarbonate, and

glutathione in nebulizers to good effect. Caution, though, you don't want to mix

anything containing potassium iodide (Lugol's) with magnesium chloride. Why?

Because some of the potassium might combine with some of the chloride, forming

the deadly potassium chloride (used for lethal injections). Nascent iodine does

not contain potassium iodide, and so would be a good choice in a nebulizer. See

www.magnesiumforlife.com, especially the article on nebulizing magnesium and

other agents.

/Israel

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> > Tom--this question is for you. I read this post (copied below) and got to

> > wondering if misting (via nebulizer) in the plain 5% sodium chlorite would

> > strip the biofilm in the lungs? And if so, I wonder how much would be safe

> > to do? Here's the question/post:

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> > I have been using CS for many years off and on. I have a genetic lung

> > disease where the cilia do not function which leads to exposure to pathogens

> > that are not cleared from the natural sweeping effect of cilia. Over the

> > years the bacterial infections have become increasingly more severe and

> > resistant to the most powerful antibiotics. The bugs cause inflammation

> > which destroys the lungs over time. Pseudomonas is ESP. Insidious because

> > it forms a filmor slime coating as it mutates and is impervious to

> > antibioics and apparently colloidal silver. I have taken large doses of

> > oral CS and also used it in a nebulizer to little effect. CSessential

> > oilsgarlicetc. Do not seem to permeate the biofilm. I have tried everything!

> > I don't want to end up on an O2 tank. I am taking Oleandar for immunity

> > along w/ many other thingsbut still have to rely on antibiotics or I will

> > end up on IV's and in the hosp.

> > Any ideas? Thank you in advance!

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