Hello Mike,

I am doing very well. Thanks for asking. I hope you and yours are doing well too.

If my math is correct, I think they are using around a 0.67% chlorite solution, and I believe they add it to a saline I.V. solution. I believe the I.V. solution is slightly acidic, so that would tend to activate it.

According to Jim Humble, he started studying stabilized chlorine dioxide for use with malaria in 1996. The patent for WF10 was issued in 1998 and clinical trials started in 1999. The clinical trials were completed in 2005. I don't think Jim Humble went to using a higher concentration sodium chlorite solution until 2001. It's too bad that Jim didn't get Oxo Chem to piggy back some of their clinical trials with his pre clinical trials to include people suffering from malaria.

Tom

That's just it. Too many questions and no answers. Autoimmune deseases are still not understood fully. I can't see why someone would think it has corrected an autoimmune response. How would it do this is an excellent question?

what has chlorine dioxide got to do with it?


The blood in the veins and drip solution itself acts as a neutral
solution which adjusts the alkalinity of the Miracle-Mineral-Supplement downwards, thus
causing it to begin releasing chlorine dioxide. It is carried throughout
the body getting to places that it would not otherwise get. After
adding the Miracle-Mineral-Supplement we always waited 1 hour before beginning the
process. The reason for this was to allow some chlorine dioxide to
be generated.

Chapter 13 Book 2