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17 Sep 2026 20:43 - 17 Sep 2026 20:44 #89079 by iantresman
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AI tells me the following, is it an issue?

"ClO2 cannot distinguish between the cell membrane of a harmful pathogen and the membrane of a human stomach lining cell, kidney cell, or red blood cell. It damages or destroys whatever organic tissue it contacts first. [whereas] antibiotics like penicillin can kill 99.9% of bacteria at doses that cause zero harm to human cells, creating a wide, safe therapeutic window."
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