Re: de-contaminating mycotoxins

[Guest guest]

, I know you know what you're talking about but...

Did you say 'internally'???

http://physchem.ox.ac.uk/MSDS/SO/sodium_chlorite.html

--- In , " carondeen " <kdeanstudios@...>

wrote:

>

> I am starting a new cleaning study using -NaCL 02 Sodium Chlorite-a

> strong oxidizer that does not break down fibers. Also using it

> internally . Any chemists or people wishing to experiment-let me know

> what you are up to-I am only yet at the research stage , and have not

> ordered any product

> karen

>

[Guest guest]

Carondeen, Smatterchoo, I have heard of sodium chlorite being used

to help pets with internal problems. Parasites, etc. It is also used

to clean up aquariums with difficult algae problems, but not with the

fish still in it.

Before taking anything like this internally I would recommend you

find out the normal dose, cut it way back and know the symptoms of

overdose. Then work your way up to the recommended dose. Rememebr,

they use averages and statistics to figure out " average dosages " .

It should behave much like bleach (sodium hypochlorite) although it

will release a different amount of chlorine gas. Externally I expect

little difference. JKeep in mind you can make bleach give up it's

chlorine faster and compete with chlorite's strength... but you need

to know why you would do that before you do. Maybe more chlorine gas

to get between textile fibers to clear them of toxin. Bleach is

cheap. I can get it to release more chlorine gas faster, but that can

also be dangerous if you breath any of those vapors.

Yes I think you can take it internally in very low doses but I am

leary about how much. I was also leary when I learned that you can

use a tablespoon of household bleach in a gallon of water and it will

crisp up your vegetables really quickly. Navy kitchens do it every

day. (or did 25 years ago) After you drink hyper chlorinated water in

some place with dangerous water, you realize you can tolerate a fair

amount of it without side effects. Higher than the 2 ppm in city

drinking water. I hope you proceed with care and find some success.

Z

> >

> > I am starting a new cleaning study using -NaCL 02 Sodium Chlorite-

a

> > strong oxidizer that does not break down fibers. Also using it

> > internally . Any chemists or people wishing to experiment-let me

know

> > what you are up to-I am only yet at the research stage , and have

not

> > ordered any product

> > karen

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, internally it supposedly puts O2 into the system, combating

variouse illnesses-just repeating what I have read- anybody have any

experience with it?

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In , " smatterchoo2002 "

<smatterchoo2002@...> wrote:

>

> , I know you know what you're talking about but...

>

> Did you say 'internally'???

> http://physchem.ox.ac.uk/MSDS/SO/sodium_chlorite.html

>

>

> >

> > I am starting a new cleaning study using -NaCL 02 Sodium Chlorite-

a

> > strong oxidizer that does not break down fibers. Also using it

> > internally . Any chemists or people wishing to experiment-let me

know

> > what you are up to-I am only yet at the research stage , and have

not

> > ordered any product

> > karen

> >

>

[Guest guest]

zcat, you can also clean and crisp up wilting veggies with vinegar and

water.

>

> Carondeen, Smatterchoo, I have heard of sodium chlorite being used

> to help pets with