Chlorine Dioxide and Osteoporosis: The Gut-Bone Connection

At first glance, chlorine dioxide and osteoporosis seem to have very little to do with one another. Osteoporosis happens in the bones. Chlorine dioxide is an oxidizing antimicrobial best known for water treatment. So when people report improvements in osteoporosis while using chlorine dioxide, an obvious question arises: How could chlorine dioxide possibly get to the …

Iron and Chlorine Dioxide Linking Pathogens, Premature Aging

Iron is one of the most misunderstood minerals in the human body. Too little iron can cause fatigue, weakness, hair loss, and poor oxygen delivery. Too much iron can accelerate oxidative stress, inflammation, tissue damage, and aging. Yet many people struggle with an iron imbalance even when their diet appears adequate. What is often overlooked …