🧬 Day 20: Regeneration After Tumor Collapse — A Feline Case Study
Twenty days ago, a single 5mL injection of 20,000 ppm chlorine dioxide was administered to a domestic cat with a solid subcutaneous tumor.
Today, we document the latest milestone in this journey — not the destruction of a tumor, but the regeneration of healthy tissue.
📷 Visual Timeline (Insert Images Below)
Image 1: Day 20 — Full Wound Re-epithelialization
Image 2: Day 0 — Before Injection
Image 3: Day 1 — Initial Collapse & Discoloration
Image 4: Day 7 — Tumor Separation Begins
🌿 A Different Kind of Miracle: Not Just Killing the Tumor, But Restoring the Tissue
By Day 7, the tumor had fully separated and fallen off. But what followed was equally remarkable — the clean, rapid regrowth of skin with no signs of infection, pus, or chronic inflammation.
On Day 20, the wound site now shows:
Smooth pink re-epithelialized tissue
No swelling, suppuration, or discharge
Peripheral fur regrowth beginning
Clear boundary with normal surrounding skin
There is no scar tissue, no ulcer crater, and no lingering necrotic debris. This is not just tumor removal — it is biological restoration.
🧴 Topical Protocol: 2× Daily CDS Application
The pet owner followed a simple but consistent protocol post-injection:
Sprayed the tumor site twice daily with 500–1000 ppm chlorine dioxide solution (CDS)
Maintained an open wound — no bandage, no antibiotic
Ensured the pet had a clean indoor environment
This gentle disinfection strategy likely contributed to:
Prevention of bacterial colonization
Acceleration of tissue regeneration
Local immune modulation
It is a low-cost, high-impact protocol that can be applied in most home settings.
🧬 A Model for Controlled Tumor Death
The hallmark of this therapy is coagulative necrosis — a controlled shutdown of tumor tissue with preserved outline, dry core, and spontaneous separation. This case now provides a complete regenerative arc:
Tumor Collapse (Hours to 1 Day)
Tissue Death Without Inflammation (Day 1–7)
Full Separation (Day 7–10)
Re-epithelialization & Healing (Day 10–20)
And all of this from a single injection.
💬 Owner Testimony (Paraphrased)
“We continued spraying the site twice daily, and it’s healing beautifully. No smell, no pus, no bleeding. The cat is active and seems happier.”
This type of behavioral feedback — combined with images — offers a unique window into not just treatment success, but post-treatment recovery.
🔁 Final Thought: From Death to Life
Most cancer therapies leave devastation behind. This one leaves a path for new growth.
Day 20 reminds us: it’s not just about destroying tumors. It’s about restoring life.
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Thank you for continuing to post about the truth, your results and this miracle-making substance.
I have a male cat who spends time both indoors and outdoors. Recently, he developed a large, swollen wound covering his right neck and shoulder. The wound was oozing pink pus, and he was clearly in a lot of pain—he would hide under the bed and avoid any interaction.
In an effort to help him, I applied a 70% DMSO (dimethyl sulfoxide) solution to the affected area. Almost immediately—within 10 to 15 minutes—his behavior noticeably improved. He stopped hiding and began acting like his normal self. Following the application, more pus was expelled from the wound, and to my surprise, the injury began to heal rapidly. Within just a few days, the wound had closed and his condition had significantly improved.
Since then, my cat has occasionally come home with bite marks or lacerations, likely from encounters with other animals. I now treat these injuries by applying chlorine dioxide followed by DMSO. The combination has proven to be remarkably effective—his wounds heal quickly and, most notably, they never become infected.
Thank you sharing your lifesaving research!🙏❤️🙏