A Tumor Collapses in 7 Hours: Visual Proof of Intratumoral ClO₂ Efficacy—Now Also in Pets
On June 21—the longest day of the year—we witnessed one of the shortest paths to tumor death.
A domestic cat in Italy, diagnosed with a fast-growing external tumor, received a single 5mL injection of chlorine dioxide solution (20,000ppm) under mild anesthesia. No surgery. No hospitalization. No systemic drug.
What followed was recorded in three photos over a 7-hour window:
Before Injection
1 Hour Post-Injection
7 Hours Post-Injection
🧬 What Happened?
The transformation is unmistakable.
0h: The tumor appears rounded, inflamed, vascularized
1h: The surface shows central darkening—a hallmark of coagulative necrosis
7h: The mass collapses, turning black and dry—vascular shutdown and ischemic death are complete
This pattern mirrors the exact process observed in human breast cancer cases treated with the same intratumoral injection technique.
🔁 Why This Matters
This veterinary case visually confirms what we’ve observed across over 20 human patients:
Tumors can visibly collapse within hours of a ClO₂ injection.
The biological mechanisms are consistent:
Immediate oxidative stress to tumor core
Rapid vessel thrombosis and blood flow arrest
Inflammation control, not amplification
Dry necrosis, not liquefaction—leading to easy cleanup and healing
🐈 Pets Make It Real
Unlike humans, pets don’t understand placebo.
They don’t “believe in” the treatment.
They only respond—if it works.
And this one did.
Under the supervision of a licensed veterinarian in Italy, this cat’s tumor followed the exact trajectory we’ve come to recognize: a predictable, rapid, controlled collapse without systemic toxicity.
🎥 A Story the Media Can Reproduce
This case wasn’t engineered for the camera.
There was no special equipment.
No hospital. No film crew.
But still, in just 7 hours, the entire response was visible—and photographable.
Imagine what a documentary team could capture in 7 days.
We now have pet owners and doctors around the world independently testing this method—with similar effects. Whether in Germany, China, Lithuania, or Spain—the same blackening, the same collapse, the same visible shutdown of disease.
🧾 Don’t Worry About Records—We Can Repeat It
This case lacks formal documentation—but that’s not a problem.
Because it is repeatable.
We can perform the same injection again, in another animal, and capture the entire process.
Any journalist, any documentary filmmaker, any clinical researcher who wants to see it can record it for themselves.
This is not a miracle.
It is oxidation biology, precisely delivered.
📢 What’s Next?
We are actively:
Coordinating more veterinary cases across Europe and Latin America
Publishing case series from both human and animal treatments
Helping clinics worldwide adopt the injection protocol safely
If you’re a media outlet chasing real, recordable breakthroughs, this is your moment.
🧠 Final Thought
Most cancer therapies require months before any visible sign of response.
Ours needs just hours.
And in an age of skepticism, what’s better than something you can see?
Let’s show the world what cancer collapse looks like—before the sun sets.
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Fantastic results. Roll on treatment for human beings worldwide and let’s stop the destruction of the human body and spirit through useless, “traditional” medical cancer “treatments” that more often than not, cause horrifying, inhumane, tortuous deaths that even nature
could never bring about.
Thank you so much Xuewu liu for sharing! These are great news! As far as I am in Italy, would it be possibile to have contacts of this marvellous and open minded vet or almost in which city he is working?
It would be so precious to me! As said I Will try in a short on myself (2 skin rumors on my face) your method even if with a 3000 ppm concentration only CDS (the onlyI can produce by myself... i am waiting the Arrival of my Mara just ordered to be' as much as effective as I can!)
I have a question: if the tumor is a bubble,it can be injected there, but what to do on the part of the tumor that is flat and crusty? It is linked to the bubble and Will die consequently or should be injected too?
I Will let you know, of course... I only have to find the courage to do it, not because afraid of cds, but because i am not very friend of needles and do it by myself is high level challenge (🤯).
Anyway, for me and for my pets (whose vet laughs under his moustache every time I mention cds 😡 without even knowing anything about it!!! like these days when he would prefer to extract one of the main tooth of my cat, instead of treating antibiotic resistant infection with cds and dmso) this vet could be so important to have on my Life-saving contact list!
Thank you so much, i am grateful to you for opening doors and mind!!!!