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Hello SunnyP. Yes, you can nebulize chlorine dioxide (CLO2), but I have not seen a protocol for doing that.Hi, I'm new here and was looking for information regarding nebulising chlorine dioxide in sterile water for Cystic Fibrosis lung bacteria. I have seen the lung protocol of inhaling the gas but wanted to know if making a mix with water to breathe through nebuliser would work to? My daughter has nebulised collodial silver and n-acetylcysteine together for years with success but needs more in her arsenal against pathogens/bacteria in lungs.
From my reading experience about nebulizing CLO2, most people who have done it say that 50ppm is the strongest CDS that should be used. So, I made six CDS dosing charts when using CDS. I will attach the PDF file to this message.
Note that the stock CDS used is 100ppm concentration, so the first thing to do is dilute 3000ppm CDS (or whatever your CDS measures) down to 100ppm. Follow the instructions and find the correct chart that matches your nebulizer cup capacity from 5ml to 10ml. All the math has been done so you don't have to do it!
Let me know if you have any questions and let us know how it works for your daughter.
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Important Safety Tip on Mixing a Dose
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More is Not Always Better
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