Another interesting tidbit.

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I am reading the book “Healing the Symptoms Known as Autism” by Kerri Rivera - and it is about chlorine dioxide (CD), formally known as MMS.

It is rather interesting - but what really struck me is the following;

Chlorine Dioxide is an oxidant….

Watson sets forth a hypothesis that links the presence of antioxidants in the body with late-stage (metastatic) cancer.  He points out that some successful cancer treatments use “free radical” molecules to treat cancer - the very same molecules that antioxidants attack and kill.  Watson urges his readers of the new paper to consider the following: “Unless we can find ways of reducing antioxidant levels, late-stage cancer 10 years from now will be as incurable as it is today."

The following was excerpted from the same article in Open Biology. Please see the original document for references contained within the text.

Free-radical-destroying anti oxidative nutritional supplements may have caused more cancers than they have prevented…  At the time of his death from prostate cancer in 1994, at the age of 93, Linus (Pauling) was taking 12g of vitamin C every day. In light of the recent data strongly hinting that much of late-stage cancer’s untreatability may arise from its possession of too many antioxidants, the time has come to seriously ask whether antioxidant use much more likely causes than prevents cancer.

P87 referencing   Tarr, Peter. “Nobel laureate james Watson publishes novel hypothesis on curing late-stage cancers”.  Cold Spring Harbor laboratory 7 January 2013

When taking CD/MMS - you have to cut out all antioxidants otherwise they will neutralize the protocol….

Thoughts?  I am very intrigued by this.

Susan Cohen DHHP

Heilkunst, NeuroSCENAR, Bioresonance

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