Re: WF10/MMS Silverfox Question

WF10 is a chlorite formulation od a dillution of TCDO,

with a pH7-8.5

wherein the chlorite formulations are substantially free of deleterious non-chlorite components.

Tetrachlorodecaoxide is known as TCDO and IMMUNOKINE™, thgey are the product/brand names.

U.S. Patent No. 3,082,146. [0006] TCDO, which is also known as OXO-K993, is one form of stabilized chlorite. It is available from OxoChemie GmbH (Wanzleben, Germany). OXO-K993 is a mixture of chlorite, chloride, chlorate, and sulfate ions. WFlO is a dilution of TCDO intravenously administered to treat, for example, HIV/AIDS and cancer. Oxoferin is a more dilute form of OXO-K993 which has been used for topical wound healing. All of these formulations comprise chlorite ion, chloride ion, chlorate ion, and sulfate ion. For example, according to the WFlO packaging information, after dilution WFlO contains 4.25% chlorite ions, 1.9% chloride ions, 1.5% chlorate ions, 0.7% sulfate ions, and sodium as the cation (percentages in weight/total volume). The non-chlorite elements of TCDO in these various forms, for example the chlorate ions, may cause undesirable effects when administered to physiological systems. For example, ingestion of sodium chlorate causes irritation to the gastrointestinal tract, and may result in nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. Mallinckrodt Baker Inc. MSDS S3314, Aug. 10, 2004. Other symptoms include abdominal pain, hemolysis, methemoglobinemia, cyanosis, anuria, coma, and convulsions. Id. Further, exposure to sodium chlorate may cause liver and kidney damage, and repeated ingestion of small amounts may cause loss of appetite and weight loss. Id.
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