Date:   6/16/2009 4:08:41 PM ( 15 y ago)
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Hello Steve,

Just to maintain some perspective on all of this...

The mouthwash solution has about 800 PPM available chlorine dioxide. A 2 drop solution in 500 ml of water comes in at around 32 PPM available chlorine dioxide. The concentration approved for storing water is 5 PPM available chlorine dioxide, and to purify water you use 4 PPM free chlorine dioxide.

As you can see, the mouthwash solution is quite strong, so proceed carefully.

I am not sure what the PH of your sinus mucus is, but there may be a way to improve the effectiveness of the 32 PPM available chlorine dioxide solution. This is totally uncharted territory, so make sure you evaluate this with safety in mind before considering it.

You may even want to consider this before considering the shock dose...

In 500 ml of water, put 0.2 ml of 10% citric acid . Do your first flush with this solution. This will have a PH of around 5, and may leave a slighly acidic environment in your sinus. Follow this with the 32 PPM available chlorine dioxide solution. The acid residual will activate this solution even if your mucus is only slightly acidic.

Keep in mind that no one has tried this, and I am just kind of thinking out loud...

Tom
 

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