Ozonated water has excellent uses as well, but it’s challenging to get enough into water. A corona arc discharge and a system to circulate the water through an eductor (Venturi) can accomplish this, but it is quite expensive and not portable. It works best is cooler water as well, as the warmer the water, the faster the O3 returns to O2.
Chlorine dioxide is an excellent alternative and it is quite affordable and accessible, as you have pointed out.
At the moment, my heart is breaking for a friend who is suffering from cancer and then fell and broke his hip as well as breaking off the ball joint from his femur. He is in his fourth hospital and not doing well. I believe the chlorine dioxide would be beneficial as well as a healthy diet, which is something that American hospitals don’t serve.
One of my brothers also had a similar hip and ball-joint fracture and suffered terribly before passing.
I am hoping we can learn more from you and others to prevent such terrible outcomes for others.
You're absolutely right. If a cancer patient undergoes chemotherapy and then suffers a bone fracture, recovery can be very difficult. If you meet someone in this situation, advise them against chemotherapy and radiation. As for their cancer, there's no need to worry. Recently, I've partnered with a Mexican clinic (ICCA) [treatyourcancer.com](https://treatyourcancer.com/) to offer intratumoral chlorine dioxide injections for treating advanced cancer.
Ozonated water has excellent uses as well, but it’s challenging to get enough into water. A corona arc discharge and a system to circulate the water through an eductor (Venturi) can accomplish this, but it is quite expensive and not portable. It works best is cooler water as well, as the warmer the water, the faster the O3 returns to O2.
Chlorine dioxide is an excellent alternative and it is quite affordable and accessible, as you have pointed out.
At the moment, my heart is breaking for a friend who is suffering from cancer and then fell and broke his hip as well as breaking off the ball joint from his femur. He is in his fourth hospital and not doing well. I believe the chlorine dioxide would be beneficial as well as a healthy diet, which is something that American hospitals don’t serve.
One of my brothers also had a similar hip and ball-joint fracture and suffered terribly before passing.
I am hoping we can learn more from you and others to prevent such terrible outcomes for others.
You're absolutely right. If a cancer patient undergoes chemotherapy and then suffers a bone fracture, recovery can be very difficult. If you meet someone in this situation, advise them against chemotherapy and radiation. As for their cancer, there's no need to worry. Recently, I've partnered with a Mexican clinic (ICCA) [treatyourcancer.com](https://treatyourcancer.com/) to offer intratumoral chlorine dioxide injections for treating advanced cancer.
Thank you.
Thanks for the excellent information.