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___ AMATEUR OR DOUBTFUL BEGINNER ___
Protocol A
Protocol A is suitable for beginners or those who are uncertain about how to start using CDS
(chlorine dioxide solution) and wish to start with a low dose and increase gradually. The
instructions for Protocol A are detailed below:
Day 1:
Take 2 ml of CDS and mix with 200 ml of water before going to sleep.
Day 2:
Take 3 ml of CDS in one liter of water throughout the day. Divide these intakes into several
times during the day..
Day 3 and beyond:
Increase the daily dose by 1 ml, reaching 5 ml of CDS in one liter of water per day. You can
increase 1 ml per day until you reach this amount.
Important:
If you experience any discomfort or side effects, such as nausea or stomach upset, you
should reduce the concentration to the previous dose that you tolerated without problems.
This protocol can be used long-term and also serves as a maintenance and prophylaxis
approach.
If after 7 days you feel comfortable with 5 ml of CDS, you may choose to increase the dosage
by following Protocol C.
___ Bath ___
Protocol B
Objective: Detoxification and option for people who cannot or do not want to ingest CDS
orally.
General dosage: 50ml of CDS (0.3% = 3000 ppm) in 100 liters of water for a 20 min bath.
Format: External use, complete immersion in water.
Instructions:
Fill the bathtub with 100 liters of water at a temperature of approximately 34°C. Keep the
door open for good ventilation.
Make sure the bathtub is clean and do not use soap or other chemicals in the water.
Add 50 ml of CDS just before entering the water. In severe cases, it can be increased to 100
ml of CDS.
Immerse the whole body, including head and scalp. There is no problem if water gets into
the eyes.
Remain in the water until it cools down.
Alternative with Sodium Chlorite (NaClO2):
Activate 50 drops of sodium chlorite with 4% HCL activator for one minute in a beaker.
Slowly pour the contents into the bath and stir the water.
Enter the bathtub until the water cools down.
Note: Do not prepare in a closed container, gases are reactive under pressure.
___ CLASSIC CONTINUOUS ___
10 ml of CDS in 1 liter of water
Protocol C
Objective:
Treatment of several conditions and detox.
General Dosage: 10 ml of CDS in 1 liter of drinking water, divided in 10 doses of 100 ml per
day.
Application:
Add 10 ml of CDS (3000 ppm) to 1 liter of water per day.
Take one part every hour until the bottle is finished.
This equals a safe concentration of 3 ppm per intake or 30 mg of ClO
Objective: Treatment of several conditions and detox.
day.
Application:
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day.
Application:
This equals a safe concentration of 3 ppm per intake or 30 mg of ClO2 in water per day.
Considerations:
No serious side effects or unwanted interactions have been reported.
If taking other medications, wait one hour before taking CDS.
In case of severe illness, increase the dose progressively up to 15 ml in separate doses

throughout the day.
Avoid exceeding 30 ml per liter of water to avoid dryness and scratchy throat.
Do not exceed 60 ml in 12 daily intakes.
It can be combined with other non-oral protocols such as E, D, B, K, R, etc.
The duration of use depends on the need and until the patient feels recovered (response
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___ DERMATOLOGICAL, FOR THE SKIN ___
Protocol D
Purpose: Treatment of skin infections and skin problems, including resistant SARM.
General Dosage: CDS (0.3% = 3000 ppm) sprayed directly on the skin.
Application:
Fill a spray bottle (atomizer) with CDS 0.3% (3000 ppm).
Apply directly to the affected area in case of wounds, burns or other skin problems.
Does not cause burning or stinging, soothes pain and bleeding.
Can be repeated several times a day, even every hour, until remission is achieved.
New DC Protocol (Dermatological Contagion – for protection against contagion):
Dilute 1 part CDS 3000 with 2 parts saline in a spray bottle (COMUSAV’s updated protocol
says 3 parts water and 1 part CDS).
After contact with sick people, it can be nebulized over the mouth area, nose and eyes to
avoid contagion.
In sensitive cases, such as use on mucous membranes, reduce the concentration to 1:10 in
saline solution.
Precautions:
Do not use occlusive bandages with the concentrated solution.
Do not apply on the navel and leave it covered for hours.
If the spray spring shows signs of corrosion, it should be replaced.

___ enemas ___
Protocol E
Objective: Treatment of gastrointestinal diseases, chronic liver diseases, cancer, parasitosis

and specific health problems.
General Dosage: 10 ml of CDS (0.3% = 3000 ppm) per liter of water for enemas.
Evacuation enema:
Mix 10 ml of CDS per liter of warm water at body temperature.
Fill an intestinal irrigator with the solution.
Apply petroleum jelly to the tip of the irrigator and gently insert into the rectum.
Preferably lie on the right side to facilitate water penetration.
Open the valve and fill the colon in small batches or all at once.
Hold the liquid for about three minutes before evacuating to increase efficacy.
Usually apply up to once a day, at night before bedtime, every two to three days for one to
two weeks.
You can add 1 part sea water to 3 parts fresh water.
Protocol EC (Clinical Enema -slow absorption-):
Connect a venoclysis set with a soft catheter (such as a male “Nelaton” urethral catheter) to
the saline bag with CDS.
Lubricate the flexible tube and introduce it rectally, preferably up to the beginning of the
descending colon.
Adjust the drip rate according to the patient’s tolerance.
Dilution options:
EC10: 0.5L of NaCl 0.9% saline + 10 ml of CDS at 3000 ppm for 6-8 hours.
EC20: 0.75L of NaCl 0.9% saline + 20 ml of CDS at 3000 ppm for 8-10 hours.
EC30: 1L of NaCl 0.9% saline + 30 ml of CDS at 3000 ppm for 10-12 hours.
Apply once daily, preferably in the evening.
Precautions:
Do not use occlusive bandages with the concentrated solution.
Do not apply to the umbilicus and leave it covered for hours.
Avoid the use of DMSO with this protocol, since it can cause the penetration of fecal toxins
into the blood.
___ FREQUENT ___
Fever, acute viral and bacterial infections
Protocol F
Purpose: Treatment of sudden malaise, such as intoxications or unknown bacterial or viral

diseases.
General Dosage: 10 ml of CDS (0.3% = 3000 ppm) in 0.5 liter of water with 8 intakes during 2
hours.
Instructions:
This protocol is highly recommended for sudden cases of malaise.
It can be used in situations of fever, acute viral and bacterial infections.
The intakes are taken every 15 minutes for 2 hours, which is equivalent to 8 intakes in total.
It is important that the shots are taken every 15 minutes and not further apart, as pathogens
reproduce exponentially.
A timer can be used to ensure compliance with the time intervals.
Adjust the amount of CDS according to the severity and weight of the patient:
F10: Dose of 10 ml of CDS in 0.5 liters of water every 15 minutes (60 ml per dose) for 2 hours
in eight doses.
F15: Dose of 15 ml of CDS in 0.5 liters of water every 15 minutes (60 ml per dose) for 2 hours
in eight doses.
F20: Dose of 15 ml of CDS every 15 minutes for two hours (eight intakes) in a total volume of
water of 0.75 liters.
F30: Very high dose for severe cases: administer 30 ml of CDS in a total volume of water
equal to one liter per feeding every fifteen minutes (125 ml per feeding) for two hours in
eight feedings.
After Protocol F:
Continue with Protocol C.
In critical situations, Protocol F can be repeated later.
For severe cases, add Protocol EC at night.
Remember that this protocol is for emergency situations and sudden malaise.
For outer ear infections and skin treatments
Protocol G
Objective: Treatment of external ear infections and skin conditions.
General Dosage: 30 ml of CDS (0.3% = 3000 ppm) in 1 liter of water.
Glass protocol:
Use 6 to 8 ml of CDS in a glass without adding water.
Place the affected area over the open part of the glass (mouth) without the gas or liquid
touching the skin.
The exposure usually lasts 3 minutes, without exceeding 5 minutes to avoid irritation.
It can be repeated as many times as necessary, with a minimum interval of one hour
between each application.
This protocol is indicated only for external ear infections. For inner ear infections, protocols C
and J, which involve the application of undiluted CDS drops in the ear for 30 seconds, are
preferably recommended.
Bag Protocol:
Used to treat large areas of skin or when ingestion or bathing is not possible.
Make a bag with two large bags taped together, leaving out the head to prevent inhalation of
gas vapors.
Undress before entering the bag to ensure that the gas reaches all areas.
Use 30 ml of CDS without adding water in a glass or porcelain container, and introduce it into
the open bag.
The person inserts into the bag and closes it from the inside with the hands, holding it for a
maximum of 5 to 10 minutes.
Remember that Protocol G is effective for treating external ear infections and skin
conditions.
___ Hall-room PROTOCOL ___
To avoid contagion and respiratory infections
Protocol H
Objective: To prevent contagions and respiratory infections, as well as to treat pulmonary

conditions.
General Dosage: 30-50 ml of CDS (0.3% = 3000 ppm) in an open glass in the room.
Instructions:
This protocol is effective in preventing infection and treating pulmonary problems.
Supported by peer-reviewed scientific studies (Ogata et al.).
Place 30-50 ml of CDS (depending on the size of the room) undiluted in a dry, preferably
opaque, glass in the room.
Efficacy is higher if the beaker is 1-2 meters away from the sick person.
In warmer environments, evaporation is faster.
The characteristic yellow color of CDS disappears with time and should be replaced when
this occurs.
Precautions:
Avoid direct inhalation of CDS.
Only experienced physicians may administer it under strict supervision of the patient, using
minimal doses (2-3 drops of CDS) in an inhaler.
Inhalation in large quantities and in excess may cause serious respiratory problems by
occupying the pulmonary alveoli.
In case of accident:
Use antioxidants and corticosteroids.
Full recovery occurs after 14 days.
Remember that protocol H is for room use and should not be inhaled directly by persons not
experienced in its use.
For insect bites and other skin conditions
Protocol I
Objective: Treatment of insect bites and other skin conditions.
General Dosage: CDS (0.3% = 3000 ppm) on a paper towel.
Instructions:
This protocol, also known as the Insect Protocol, is effective in relieving pain and reducing
swelling caused by stings.
Check for any stingers or stingers that need to be removed before applying CDS.
Soak a paper towelette with CDS and apply it directly to the sting or bite.
Allow the CDS to dry on the skin. It is not necessary to wash it off with water afterwards.
You can repeat this process as many times as necessary.
This method is also effective for treating burns.
Use a paper towel instead of cloth, cotton or other material that may be occlusive and cause
burns, as mentioned in Protocol D.
Additional note:
In case of jellyfish stings, you can also apply a few drops of sodium chlorite directly on the
affected area due to the sun and heat at the beach.
It should always be washed off after the first minute with sea water.
Chlorite is not sensitive to sunlight or heat and its duration is stable for many years.
This protocol is useful for relieving discomfort caused by insect bites and other minor skin
problems.
___ MOUTHWASH/GARGLE ___
Protocol J
Objective: Oral treatment to maintain hygiene and treat oral infections..
General Dosage: 10 ml of CDS (0.3% = 3000 ppm) in a 200 ml glass of water.
Instructions:
Perform oral rinsing and gargling 3 to 4 times a day for 3 minutes.
After experiencing improvement, rinse once a day.
Another option is to brush the teeth and massage the gums with the toothbrush.
For deep infections, 1 ml of DMSO (Dimethyl sulfoxide) can be added to the mixture. DMSO
helps to penetrate deeper, although it slowly reduces the efficacy of CDS due to its sulfur
content. Use this option only if CDS alone does not provide the desired results.
Protocol JO (for odontologists):
CDS is used at 300-500 ppm to eliminate foul odors and in endodontics after applying
hypochlorite. This disinfects the dentin canals and penetrates deeper because CDS is a gas
dissolved in water. This approach ensures infection-free endodontics.
It can also be used to wash the affected area in dental surgery, preventing osteomyelitis and
infections without damaging healthy tissue and without the need for harmful antibiotics.
CDS does not damage stem cells or healthy tissue.
This protocol is beneficial for maintaining oral hygiene, treating oral infections and as a
mouthwash in dentistry to disinfect and eliminate foul odors.
__ KIT WITH COMBINED CDS AND DMSO ___
Protocol K
Objective: Treatment of skin diseases, wounds, and conditions that require in-depth
treatment.
General Dosage: Use of CDS (0.3% = 3000 ppm) combined with DMSO (Dimethyl sulfoxide) at
70%.
Instructions:
Allergy test: Before using DMSO, always perform an allergy test on the patient. Apply a drop
of 50% or 70% DMSO on the forearm and wait for it to dry. In rare cases, some people may
show allergy symptoms. It is normal to feel a slight itching, as this activates the blood
circulation. If there are significant allergic reactions, discontinue use of DMSO.
Application of the protocol:
Apply CDS first and allow it to dry on the skin.
Then apply 70% DMSO (or 50% if from the waist up) and allow it to dry.
Finish by applying undiluted CDS (3000 ppm) directly to the skin.
This process can be repeated every hour if necessary, but no more than 5 to 10 times a day.
99.9% DMSO: If 99.9% DMSO is used, it is necessary to reduce it with 30% distilled water or
saline solution before application.
Rotation of skin areas: If treatment is performed on a large scale, alternate areas of treated
skin every hour.
Frequency of treatment: Perform this procedure for 3 days a week and allow the skin to
regenerate for another 4 days. If you experience dry skin after a prolonged treatment, you
can apply coconut oil, extra virgin olive oil or aloe vera afterwards. If dryness and irritation
are excessive, consider reducing the concentration or taking a break from the treatment.
PRECAUTIONS:
Do not use DMSO in enemas.
The area to be treated must be perfectly clean, free of perfumes, oils and other substances
before starting the treatment.
Use suitable bottles, such as glass, PE or HDPE (white plastic) for DMSO, avoiding rubber, PVC
plastic, acrylic, ABS or PET bottles, as they could be dissolved by DMSO, which is a solvent.
Do not use gloves or other plastic products, as they may also dissolve and penetrate the skin.
After treatment, it is preferable to wear white clothes or white bandages to prevent the color
dye from penetrating the skin.
This protocol is useful for treating skin diseases, wounds and conditions that require in-depth
treatment. However, be aware of the precautions and perform an allergy test before using
DMSO.
___ PediLuvium -FOOT BATH ___

Protocol L
Objective: Treatment of foot problems such as fungus, uric acid, athlete’s foot, itching or
pain, as well as for chronic fatigue, detoxification, diabetic neuropathy, plantar fasciitis and
varicose veins.
General Dosage: Add 30 ml of CDS (0.3% = 3000 ppm) to a foot bath..
Instructions:
Preparation of the foot bath: Fill a suitable container with approximately 2-3 liters of water at
a temperature close to 40°C.
Adding CDS: Add 30-60 ml of CDS to the water container for the feet. The exact amount may
vary according to your needs.
Immerse the feet: Immerse the feet in water with CDS and keep them submerged until the
water cools down.
Note: This protocol may also be useful for diabetic foot wound lavage. Protocol D can be
applied first to clean the wound and then perform the CDS foot bath. It is recommended to
combine it with Protocol C10-20 if necessary.
This protocol is versatile and can be used to treat a variety of foot conditions, as well as to
promote relaxation and detoxification. Make sure the water is not too hot to avoid burns.
___ MALARIA ___
Advanced
Protocol M
Objective: Treatment of malaria using CDS (Chlorine Dioxide Solution).
Total Daily Dose: 40 ml CDS (0.3% = 3000 ppm)
This advanced protocol is highly effective in treating malaria and is less likely to cause
vomiting or diarrhea compared to the classical protocol. If the patient remains ill after
following this procedure, it is possible that it is not malaria, but another disease.
Instructions for Adults:
First dose: 8 ml of CDS.
Second feeding: 5 ml of CDS (2 hours after the first feeding).
Third feeding: 5 ml of CDS (4 hours after the first feeding).
Fourth feeding: 6 ml of CDS (6 hours after the first feeding).
Fifth feeding: 8 ml of CDS (8 hours after the first feeding).
Sixth Administration: 8 ml of CDS (before bedtime).
Instructions for Weakened Patients:
If the adult patient is very weak, increase the amount of the last dose to 10 ml.
Instructions for Babies:
Administer 2 ml of CDS dissolved in 100 ml of water, distributed in eight intakes during the
day.
Instructions for kids:
Administer 10 ml of CDS dissolved in 500 ml of water, distributed in eight intakes during the
day.
Duration of Treatment:
Administer the protocol for three to four days, or until there is complete remission of malaria
symptoms.
Severe malaria symptoms should disappear using this protocol within a day or two. If at the
end of the day the fever has not subsided, increase the last dose to 10 ml and continue with
Protocol C20 for the next few days until complete remission.
Be sure to maintain adequate hydration during treatment.
This protocol is specific for the treatment of malaria and is not suitable for other mosquito-
borne diseases, such as dengue, which require different treatment protocols (Protocol F).
___ Infants, Kids, Teenagers “Nanny” Protocol ___

Protocol N
This protocol is designed for the safe and effective use of CDS (Chlorine Dioxide Solution) in
children, infants and teenagers. It ensures an adequate dilution of CDS in an amount of liquid
that the child can consume without rejecting it due to its odor. The protocol is adapted
according to the amount of liquid that the child or adolescent can ingest..
General Instructions:
It is recommended that CDS be administered according to the amount of liquid the child can
drink. Here are examples of how to adjust the dose:
1 ml of CDS in 100 ml water.
9 ml of CDS en 900 ml water.

An infant typically drinks approximately 100 to 200 ml per day, while a 5-year-old child might
consume about 500 ml and an adolescent may consume up to 1 liter. Diluting CDS in an
amount of liquid that the child can tolerate will help prevent the child from rejecting the
treatment due to the odor of CDS.
For children, it is advisable to use a dosing bottle instead of a cup, as this may help them not
to smell CDS and accept it more easily.
This protocol is safe and effective when dilution directions are followed and adapted
according to the child’s fluid intake capacity. Be sure to maintain adequate control of the
process and provide treatment according to the child’s or teenager’s needs.
___ Ophthalmological for Eyes and Otolaryngological for Nose ___

Protocol O
Protocol O is a procedure that involves the preparation of an eye drop for ophthalmologic
(eye) and ENT (nose) use with CDS (stabilized Chlorine Dioxide). This protocol is useful for
treating various ocular conditions and sinusitis. It can be applied to both eyes and nose,
especially in cases of flu or sinusitis.
Instructions for Eye Drops Preparation:
You will need:
100 ml of saline saline (NaCl 0.9%).
5 ml of CDS (Chlorine Dioxide stabilized).
Optionally, 3 ml of DMSO (70%).
Steps to follow:
In a small glass bottle with a polyethylene dropper or in an ophthalmic dropper (made of

HDPE, a plastic harder than rubber), mix 100 ml of saline saline, 5 ml of CDS and optionally 3
ml of DMSO (70%).
Make sure the ingredients are well mixed in the bottle.

Application Instructions:
For eyes and nose:
In case of ocular affections or sinusitis, apply five drops in the affected eye or nose every two
hours.
Precautions:
If the patient wears intraocular lenses, DMSO should not be used in the ophthalmic eye
drops.
The solution should be stored in a cool, dark place. Its efficacy lasts approximately three days
at 100%. After this time, the solution will rapidly lose efficacy and become transparent. It is
recommended to prepare a new solution if this period has passed.
There is no risk of infection because CDS acts as a disinfectant liquid. It only loses efficacy
over time.
Protocol O is an effective and safe option for treating ophthalmological and

otorhinolaryngological conditions. Be sure to follow the preparation and application
instructions, as well as the recommended precautions.
___ PARASITES ___

INTENSE PROTOCOL
Protocol P
Protocol P focuses on treating parasites in an intensive and effective manner. It uses means
that attack the parasites directly. Make sure this protocol is appropriate for the situation and
consult with a health care professional before starting any treatment.
Day 1:
Pyrantel Pamoate: In the morning, it is taken at a dose of 10 mg/kg, administered with some
liquid. The liquid form contains 250 mg per 5 ml teaspoon. If tablet form is used, take 3
tablets for 60 kg. This dose is the maximum dose to use, even if the patient weighs more.
Diatomaceous Earth: Take one teaspoon of dessert (or coffee) twice a day with meals,
preferably liquids, in the morning and in the evening.
Zeolite Clinoptilolite Calcium: Combine half a teaspoon with half of the diatomite for a more
effective sweep of toxins, candida, parasites and their debris, seal the permeable intestine,
improve metabolic symptoms and decrease symptomatology from the cascade of toxins.
Day 2:
Mebendazole: Take 100 mg every twelve hours, one tablet in the morning and one in the
evening.
Diatomaceous Earth: Same as day 1, one dessert teaspoon (or coffee) twice a day with
meals, preferably liquids, morning and evening.
Day 3:
Castor Oil: Take two tablespoons (unflavored variety available in pharmacies) on an empty
stomach.
Mebendazole: Same as day 2, take 100 mg every twelve hours.
Diatomaceous Earth: Same as previous days, one dessert teaspoon (or coffee) twice daily
with meals, preferably liquids, morning and evening.
Day 4:
Mebendazole: Take 100 mg every twelve hours.
with meals, preferably liquids, morning and evening
Day 5:
Pyrantel Pamoate: Take at a dose of 10 mg/kg, administered with some liquid, as on Day 1.
Day 6:
Castor Oil: Take two tablespoons on an empty stomach.
Mebendazole: As in the previous days, take 100 mg every twelve hours.
Diatomaceous Earth: As in the previous days, one teaspoon of dessert (or coffee) twice a day
with meals, preferably liquids, in the morning and in the evening.
Day 7:
Day 8:
with meals, preferably liquids, in the morning and in the evening.
Day 9 to 18 (first month):
Castor Oil: Take two tablespoons on an empty stomach. Repeat according to each person’s
needs. Suppress in case of continuous diarrhea.
with meals, preferably liquids, in the morning and in the afternoon.
Neem infusion: Prepare a neem infusion by taking three level teaspoons of tea in a liter of
water. Boil for 5 minutes and consume throughout the day. Neem capsules can be used as an
alternative.
Perform enemas as continuously as possible.
Day 9 to 18 (second month):
Epazote Infusion: Boil 1 or 2 tablespoons of leaves in a liter of water for 10 minutes, then let
stand and strain. Drink a cup on an empty stomach for 3 days in a row.
The other days, take aloe vera gel on an empty stomach with juice or water.
Day 9 to 18 (third month):
**Neem infusion for 9 days or alternative antiparasitic infusion.
If after the third month there are still parasites or large amounts of mucus, the protocol can
be repeated starting from the first month again.
Precautions:
Drug Mixture: Mebendazole does not interact with Chlorine Dioxide. You should not mix
Mebendazole with metronidazole, as this combination can cause Stevens-Johnson syndrome,
which can be very serious. Mebendazole (Vermox) does interact with Tagamet, Ethotoin,
Penicillin, Zithromax, Amoxicillin, Mephenytoin, Carbamazepine and Flagyl. The most
important drug interaction with Vermox (mebendazole) is Flagyl (metronidazole).
Adverse effects: Mebendazole can produce adverse effects such as nausea, vomiting,
abdominal pain and diarrhea, especially because the death of the parasites can release
toxins. You should be aware of these effects.
Administration in Children: Mebendazole can also be administered effectively in children,

especially through a small per dab via the anus diluted in a little warm water. This form of
administration is especially useful in the case of oxyuriasis.
___ Quick Burn Relief ___
Protocol Q
This protocol focuses on the treatment of burns using a solution of chlorine dioxide (CDS
3000 ppm) in saline (NaCl 0.9%). It has effective applications in common burns, such as those
caused by fire, as well as electrical, chemical or radiation burns.
For common burns:
Procedure:
Soak a napkin in CDS and apply to the burned area.
Let the napkin apply to the burn until it dries.
This approach has the advantage that it can be repeated several times and does not require
subsequent washing of the burned area, as CDS does not cause a chemical burn due to its
pH.
For severe burns:
Procedure:
Use a 0.3% (3000 ppm) CDS solution as a spray directly on the burn. It is recommended to
combine it with CDI (Chlorine Dioxide Intravenous) in saline. This should be done under the
supervision of an experienced physician.
Spray the solution on the burn and, preferably, add CDI to the saline.
Application of CDS and CDI usually relieves pain immediately.
Repeat the application by spraying as soon as the pain returns without the need to apply
bandages.
CDS helps eliminate infection caused by the burn and excess lactic acid in the wound. In
addition, it does not require other antibiotics.
You can combine this treatment with the application of natural aloe vera gel to help prevent
scarring and promote faster recovery.
This protocol is combined with Protocol C20.

___ Rectal ___
Protocol R
Protocol R focuses on the rectal administration of a chlorine dioxide solution (CDS) at a

concentration of 3000 ppm. This protocol is especially suitable for conditions such as
prostate or rectal colon cancer, as well as for treating anal fissures, hemorrhoids and other
rectal conditions. It is recommended for use after each bowel movement.
Procedure:
Mix 6 ml of CDS in a glass of water.
Add 150 ml of warm water to the solution.
Clean and lubricate the tip of a suction bulb with petroleum jelly or lubricating cream.
Suction the solution completely into the bulb, making sure to remove all the air inside.
Gently insert the suction bulb into the rectum.
Empty the contents of the bulb into the rectum.
Keep the solution in the rectum for approximately three minutes before evacuating.
For severe conditions, this protocol can be repeated up to eight times a day.
___ SENSITIVE ___

Protocol S
Protocol S, also known as the Sensitive Protocol, is especially suitable for extremely sensitive
individuals or those with multiple chemical allergies who cannot tolerate chlorine dioxide
(CDS) ingestion in the conventional manner. This protocol focuses on gradualness in
increasing the dose to minimize the chances of adverse effects.
Procedure:
Day 1: Mix 1 ml of CDS in 500 ml of water.

Day 2: Mix 2 ml of CDS in 1 liter of water.
Day 3: Increase the dose to 3 ml of CDS in 1 liter of water.
Day 4: Increase to 4 ml of CDS in 1 liter of water.
Continue to gradually increase the dosage by an additional 1 ml per liter of water each day
until you reach 10 ml of CDS per liter of water.
If at any time you experience discomfort or adverse effects, you should reduce the dosage to
the previous level at which you were comfortable. The goal of this protocol is to allow highly
sensitive individuals to gradually become accustomed to CDS and minimize the chances of
adverse reactions.
__ TERMINAL ___
Protocol T
rotocol T, also known as the Terminal Protocol, is reserved for cases of severe and terminal
illness in which conventional medicine has not been effective. This protocol is based on the
experience of a mother whose daughter, diagnosed terminally ill with cancer, made a full
recovery despite being a hopeless case.
Procedure:
Day 1: 2 ml of CDS every hour, 6 to 8 times a day.
Day 2: 2 ml of CDS every 2 hours.
Day 6: 6 ml of CDS every two hours.
In the next few weeks (five to ten weeks), take 7 ml of CDS every two hours 6 to 8 times a
day. Then, for four more weeks, take 3 ml of CDS per hour until full remission is achieved.
This protocol is used without interruptions or antioxidants and mineral supplements such as
magnesium and potassium can be used according to the patient’s needs.
Important:
Eliminate sugar, alcohol, dairy, gluten and other yeasts from your diet.
In cancer cases, it has been found effective to take Albendazole under medical supervision
for one week (two pills a day with meals) to block glucose channels and reduce tumor
vascularization. This should be done under the supervision and recommendation of a health
professional.
Plasmatrohn® has given excellent results in combination with this treatment in cases of
cancer. Consult where you can find a therapist in your area.
___ URGENCY ___

Protocol U
Protocol U, or Urgency Protocol, is designed to treat urgent medical situations, such as food
poisoning, infection, fever, sudden vomiting, severe diarrhea, severe malaise with no
apparent cause, or other health emergencies. It can be helpful in quickly relieving symptoms
and providing relief to the patient.
Procedure:
Take 6 ml of CDS and dilute it in 200 ml of water.
Repeat the same intake after two hours.
From this point on, take 3 ml of CDS in 100 ml of water every two hours.
Complete between 8 to 10 intakes per day.
In severe situations, protocol E (enema) can also be added. By the end of the day, significant
improvement should be noted. If no improvement is observed, it is important to consult a
health professional.
The dose can be adapted according to the patient’s tolerance, reducing it if necessary.
__ VAGINAL USING IRRIGATION ___

Protocol V
Protocol V, or Vaginal Protocol, is especially useful in treating female genital problems such
as HPV, candidiasis, mycosis, polyps, cervical cancer, myomas, cystitis, human papillomavirus
and other renal or sexually transmitted problems. It can also act as a contraceptive if used
after sexual intercourse, as it immobilizes sperm and prevents conception.
Instructions:
There are two methods for vaginal douching:
Vaginal irrigator: mix 10 ml of CDS with 500 ml of room temperature or warm water. You can
use a pharmacy vaginal irrigator to perform the douching.
Clear plastic bottle (half liter): Use 10 ml of CDS per 500 ml of water at body temperature.
You can use a clean clear plastic water bottle.
Follow these steps:
Sit in the tub and apply the liquid carefully into the vagina using a vaginal irrigator or a plastic
water bottle.
Try to keep the liquid in the vagina for about 3-5 minutes. You can repeat the process if
necessary or as directed by your doctor.
In case you use a plastic bottle, it should be as long as possible to facilitate insertion. You
may also inspect the contents of the bottle after use for a possible infection or anomalies.
Precautions:
Avoid air ingress during application.
Use potable, osmosed or sterilized water.
Make sure the water is lukewarm or body temperature.
If you experience discomfort, reduce the concentration of CDS.

___ WISE ADDITIONAL USES OF CDS ___
Protocol W
Protocol W, deals with a wide range of additional uses for Chlorine Dioxide (CDS) beyond
traditional applications. Some of these uses are listed below:
Ear Cleaning:
Soak two cotton swabs in CDS and, after cleaning the ears, gently insert them into the ear
canal for one minute to disinfect and remove fungi or other pathogens.
Against Dark Circles and Tired Eyes:
Soak two cotton makeup remover pads in diluted CDS (as in protocol C) and place them
over closed eyes for 30 minutes. This can help eliminate dark circles and wrinkles, as well
as provide a pleasant cooling sensation. Do not use concentrated CDS on the eyes!
Against Body Odor:
CDS is an effective deodorant as it eliminates the cause of strong body odor by attacking
and destroying the bacteria and fungi responsible. It can be applied directly undiluted at
0.3% on the skin in areas such as armpits or feet without rinsing. An atomizer can be used
to facilitate application.
Tooth Brushing:
CDS can be used to brush teeth, as its neutral pH does not adversely affect tooth enamel in
the long term. It can also help to have whiter teeth and prevent cavities.
Foot Baths:
Use 10-30 ml of CDS in a basin with 2 to 5 liters of warm water. This can be useful against
fungus, ulcers, wounds, and other foot problems. Be sure to do this in a well-ventilated
place and keep the feet submerged for 15 to 20 minutes.
Refrigerator Preservative:
Prepare a 500 ml bottle of water with 50 ml of CDS and leave it open in the refrigerator
door. This will help preserve vegetables and fruits in the refrigerator for weeks or even
months without them becoming moldy. It is also used industrially as a “preserving
atmosphere” for meat packaging.
Other Uses:
Can be used to eliminate odors in closets or disinfect clinics.
Eliminates bad odors from shoes by wetting a napkin with CDS and inserting it into the
shoes overnight.
It can be used to water plants at low concentrations of 10-20 ppm, avoiding sunlight spray
or irrigation.
For animals, excellent results have been achieved by applying the same concentration as
protocol C, varying the amount drunk according to the size of the animal. The enema
protocol has also given good results in dogs and large animals such as horses.
Remember to use CDS responsibly and follow the proper instructions for each application.
SEXUAL RELATIONS TO AVOID UNWANTED PREGNANCY AND CONTAGION

Protocol X
Protocol X is designed to prevent unwanted pregnancies and reduce the risk of infection
during sexual intercourse. This protocol has proven to be effective and safe.
Instructions:
For Women (Pregnancy):
Prepare a solution by mixing 10 ml of CDS (0.3% = 3000 ppm) in every 500 ml of water.
Application: After intercourse, use a syringe or suction bulb to inject this solution into the
vagina. This will help to effectively immobilize the sperm and reduce the risk of unwanted
pregnancy.
For Males (Contagion and Pregnancy):
Use Protocol D. This protocol completely avoids the risk of infection by viruses, bacteria,
fungi and Spike proteins while eliminating irritation or itching.
It is important to note that Protocol X should be used “after” the first twenty minutes of
intercourse to avoid unwanted pregnancies. This protocol effectively and immediately
immobilizes sperm without affecting fertility at all. It should be used after each sexual
intercourse.
On the other hand, if the couple seeks to increase fertility and is looking to conceive, they
can opt for the “Before Coitus Protocol”, performed at least 2 hours before intercourse, as it
provides ideal conditions for conception. This protocol can be a valuable tool to help couples
achieve their goal of pregnancy.
Remember that the use of any protocol should be carried out responsibly and following
proper instructions.
___ CDI INJECTION/INTRAVENOUS - FOR PHYSICIANS ONLY ___

Protocol Y
Protocol Y, also known as CDI injection protocol, is an intravenous treatment with chlorine
dioxide. This technique is strictly reserved for medical professionals and must be performed
with the patient’s consent in accordance with the regulations of § 37 of the Helsinki
Declaration (WMA). The main purpose of this protocol is to address acute conditions, such as
hypoxia, sepsis and histamine reactions.
The instructions for Protocol Y are detailed below:
Subcutaneous Injection (Localized Use):
Preparation: 1 ml of CDS 3000 ppm in 100 ml of saline NaCl 0.9%.

For local problems, such as infections in a specific area, a subcutaneous injection of papules
(weals) is used.
Inject between 5 ml to 10 ml of CDI with a concentration of 30-50 ppm and a pH of 7.6 near
the affected area. This approach allows the chlorine dioxide to be effectively distributed to
the affected area.
The injection can be repeated if necessary.
Intravenous Injection:
Used to treat broader, systemic conditions.
Prior to intravenous treatment, the patient must have followed an oral or rectal protocol at
least 7 days prior (unless it is an acute case).
Place peripheral lines in different arms with permeable Abbocath (~18 or 20 gauge) and
switch arms at each infusion.
Perform the venous puncture carefully to avoid bruising.
Optionally, venous blood gas test can be performed before and after the procedure to assess
the patient’s pH, pCOObjective: Treatment of several conditions and detox.
day.
Application:
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throughout the day.
dose).
day.
Application:
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throughout the day.
dose)., BEecf, LAC and CREA parameters and determine dose efficacy.
Preparation:
The standard dose is 5 ml of CDE ( Electrolytic Chlorine Dioxide at 3000 ppm) in 500 ml of
saline solution, but the amount can be adjusted according to the patient’s needs.
The pH of the infusion bag should preferably be pH 7.6 and can be adjusted with approx. 1-2
ml of 8% bicarbonate solution (HCO3) to the required pH.
Oxygenating hydration with CDI should be administered over a period of 3 to 6 hours, and
the contents of the bag should be at room temperature and protected from direct sunlight.
In case of burning, slow down the drip.
For critically ill or intubated patients, a continuous infusion can be given at a rate of 30-60
drops per minute with 10-15 ml of CDI (3000 ppm) in a 500 ml bag of NaCl(0.9%) saline. Add
2.5 ml of Procaine or Lidocaine to the infusion bag to avoid venous burning. In case of
burning, slow down the drip.
Vary the application site to avoid irritation or burning.
Surgical Use:
Wound disinfection, adhesion prevention, oncological surgery and osteomyelitis: A
solution of 300-400 ppm in NaCl saline solution (0.9%) is used in the necessary areas.
Stopping bleeding without coagulation: A solution of 500-1000 ppm is used by applying
pressure with a saturated CDS buffer over the site.
C: Severe burns: 1000-3000 ppm direct CDS Spray is used which causes relief and prevents
continued infection. Protocol C25 is added if possible.
It is important to note that this protocol is an advanced medical technique and should only
be performed by experienced healthcare professionals and consenting patients. In addition,
doses and concentrations should be determined individually for each patient based on their
specific needs.
More professional information is available in our Institute courses/seminars.
__ DFREQUENCY GENERATORS - BIOTROHN®, PLASMATRON® ___

Protocol Z
Protocol Z involves the use of microcurrent frequency generators or cold plasma pulses, such
as the Biotrohn® and Plasmatron®, for recovery and wellness. This approach seeks to create
resonance with the affected cells in order to promote cellular coherence and recovery. The
recommendations and basic use of these devices are described here:
Biotrohn® (Frequency Generator):
Select the program that corresponds to the condition you wish to treat on the Biotrohn®
device.
Grasp the electrodes with your hands and press the “ENTER” key.
The procedure will be performed automatically, and the Biotrohn® will switch itself off after
completing the program.
It is recommended to place a wet paper napkin on the electrodes to improve conductivity. In

the case of children or elderly people who cannot hold the electrodes for a long time, socks
can be placed on their hands.
Plasmatron® (Cold Plasma Generator):
Select the program corresponding to the condition you wish to treat on the Plasmatron®
device.
Lie comfortably on your side and start the program, which lasts from 30 minutes to
approximately 1 hour. The device will stop automatically at the end of the program.
The cold plasma pulses penetrate deeper and are especially effective for conditions such as
Lyme disease, diabetes and cancer.
Recommendations:
Use these devices in a quiet place without distractions, such as a television or cell phone, to
relax during treatment.
Start with general programs and, after a while, address the specific problem you want to
treat.
Limit use to a maximum of two or three programs per day with at least 5 hours between
them.
You can place the electrodes on the body, but make sure that the volume is less than 30%.
It is contraindicated for people with pacemakers and metallic coronary valves.
There are still no studies on its use during pregnancy, so its use in pregnant women is
discouraged as a precaution.
Protocol Z represents an interesting approach that combines conventional medicine with

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___ AMATEUR OR DOUBTFUL BEGINNER ___

Day 3 and beyond:

Format: External use, complete immersion in water.

Alternative with Sodium Chlorite (NaClO2):

Add 10 ml of CDS (3000 ppm) to 1 liter of water per day.

Take one part every hour until the bottle is finished.

This equals a safe concentration of 3 ppm per intake or 30 mg of ClO

Objective: Treatment of several conditions and detox.

Add 10 ml of CDS (3000 ppm) to 1 liter of water per day.

Take one part every hour until the bottle is finished.

This equals a safe concentration of 3 ppm per intake or 30 mg of ClO

Objective: Treatment of several conditions and detox.

Take one part every hour until the bottle is finished.

No serious side effects or unwanted interactions have been reported.

If taking other medications, wait one hour before taking CDS.

In case of severe illness, increase the dose progressively up to 15 ml in separate doses

Do not exceed 60 ml in 12 daily intakes.

It can be combined with other non-oral protocols such as E, D, B, K, R, etc.

No serious side effects or unwanted interactions have been reported.

If taking other medications, wait one hour before taking CDS.

In case of severe illness, increase the dose progressively up to 15 ml in separate doses

Do not exceed 60 ml in 12 daily intakes.

It can be combined with other non-oral protocols such as E, D, B, K, R, etc.

in water per day.

No serious side effects or unwanted interactions have been reported.

If taking other medications, wait one hour before taking CDS.

In case of severe illness, increase the dose progressively up to 15 ml in separate doses

Do not exceed 60 ml in 12 daily intakes.

It can be combined with other non-oral protocols such as E, D, B, K, R, etc.

Fill a spray bottle (atomizer) with CDS 0.3% (3000 ppm).

Does not cause burning or stinging, soothes pain and bleeding.

New DC Protocol (Dermatological Contagion – for protection against contagion):

Do not use occlusive bandages with the concentrated solution.

Do not apply on the navel and leave it covered for hours.

If the spray spring shows signs of corrosion, it should be replaced.

Objective: Treatment of gastrointestinal diseases, chronic liver diseases, cancer, parasitosis

Mix 10 ml of CDS per liter of warm water at body temperature.

Fill an intestinal irrigator with the solution.

Preferably lie on the right side to facilitate water penetration.

You can add 1 part sea water to 3 parts fresh water.

Protocol EC (Clinical Enema -slow absorption-):

Adjust the drip rate according to the patient’s tolerance.

Apply once daily, preferably in the evening.

Do not use occlusive bandages with the concentrated solution.

Do not apply to the umbilicus and leave it covered for hours.

Purpose: Treatment of sudden malaise, such as intoxications or unknown bacterial or viral

This protocol is highly recommended for sudden cases of malaise.

It can be used in situations of fever, acute viral and bacterial infections.

A timer can be used to ensure compliance with the time intervals.

Continue with Protocol C.

In critical situations, Protocol F can be repeated later.

For severe cases, add Protocol EC at night.

Objective: Treatment of external ear infections and skin conditions.

General Dosage: 30 ml of CDS (0.3% = 3000 ppm) in 1 liter of water.

Use 6 to 8 ml of CDS in a glass without adding water.

Objective: To prevent contagions and respiratory infections, as well as to treat pulmonary

This protocol is effective in preventing infection and treating pulmonary problems.

Supported by peer-reviewed scientific studies (Ogata et al.).

In warmer environments, evaporation is faster.

Avoid direct inhalation of CDS.

Use antioxidants and corticosteroids.

_ AMATEUR OR DOUBTFUL BEGINNER _

_ PediLuvium -FOOT BATH _

_ Infants, Kids, Teenagers “Nanny” Protocol _

_ Ophthalmological for Eyes and Otolaryngological for Nose _

_ PARASITES _