Acidic Concern

Hello, I 'm new to this forum.  I know someone battling cancer with severe osteoporosis already, which the acidity of cancer worsens by removing calcium from the bone to compensate.   After 1 week of CDS she inhaled to sneeze and felt a pain so sharp in her ribs that it stopped her sneeze.  When she tested the CDS with a pH strip with a lower limit of 4, it was too low to register. As a result for concern for her bones she sadly discontinued using CDS. Now her concern is once again for cancer.  She wants very much to take CDS but is concerned about the acidity and her bones.  Please offer as many suggestions as you can for her,  Please! .Thanks 

I have tested the CDS that I have made and it's around 3.5. I have added some baking soda water and gotten it up to near 7 neutral. I then tested the CL02 strength and it showed maybe 10-15% lower. The added alkaline water will lower the strength of the CL02 but not enough to reduce it's capability to work, in my opinion. A ph tester and some CL02 test strips can be bought and you could see the results for yourself if you're up for the task

wildrose1957 wrote:

Hello, I 'm new to this forum.  I know someone battling cancer with severe osteoporosis already, which the acidity of cancer worsens by removing calcium from the bone to compensate.   After 1 week of CDS she inhaled to sneeze and felt a pain so sharp in her ribs that it stopped her sneeze.  When she tested the CDS with a pH strip with a lower limit of 4, it was too low to register. As a result for concern for her bones she sadly discontinued using CDS. Now her concern is once again for cancer.  She wants very much to take CDS but is concerned about the acidity and her bones.  Please offer as many suggestions as you can for her,  Please! .Thanks 

I presume she is ingesting CDS. Ingested CDS goes into the stomach where very acidic HCL awaits. The pH of stomach acid is about 0.5 to 1.5. Now that is really low pH! 

Nothing to worry about. I would tell her to get back onto CDS, or even better, CDH or MMS1. Both of those contain residual sodium chlorite solution (SCS) which CDS does not have. CDS does not travel beyond the stomach, but CDH and MMS1 continue into the small intestine and can release more CLO2 when they come in contact with an acid.