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Thanks for the link healinghopeLooks like the information is certainly getting out there! It's a shame that no creditis given to JIm Humble.

I did find this on the website:

A modern gold prospecting geologist,needed to travel to malaria infested areas numerous times. He or his coworkers would on occasion contract malaria. At times,access to modern medical treatment was absolutely unavailable. Under such dire circumstances it was found that a solution useful to sanitize drinking water was also effective to treat malaria if diluted differently and taken orally. [1a]

Despite no formal medical training the prospector had the innate wisdom to experiment with various dosage and administration techniques. Out of such necessity was invented an easy to use treatment for malaria which was found rapidly effective in almost all cases....

Chlorine dioxide has been proven to be cidal to almost all known infectious agents in vitro using remarkably low concentrations. This includes parasites, fungi, bacteria and viruses. The experiences noted above imply that this compound is tolerable orally at effective concentrations. [90a,90b] Therefore extensive research is warranted to determine if acidified sodium chlorite is effective in treating other infections. We may be on the verge of discovering the most potent and broad spectrum antimicrobial agent yet known. Special thanks go to all those that are involved in the Malaria Initiative.

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