More on Sodium Chlorite

I have received some emails and comments regarding oral Sodium Chlorite. I wanted to post responses here for visibility.

First, this is NOT MMS. The concentration we are using is much lower and the activation is different.

The ingredients are 5% Sodium Chlorite solution (aka Stabilized O2 here), distilled water, and non-ionized kosher salt. The mix is weight dependent. There are specific instructions on calculating, mixing and dosing at the project website here:

https://sites.google.com/site/alschlorite/

It is critical to understand the documents in the Instructions and Templates section under Project Documents. There is also a Dosage Calculator at the site. A bad mix can make you very ill so please confirm your calculations.

If you have any questions or want to triple check your mixture, I highly recommend posting your mix on the als.net Forum here:

http://als.net/forum/Default.aspx?g=posts&t=49413

There are many helpful individuals there that are more than happy to help.

Also, please track your results using the templates provided so we can all benefit from the trial.

On a personal note, most of my improvements from round 1 have dissipated. But this is consistent with those on the NP001 and WF10 cycles. The duration should improve with each round.

Something wonderful is happening...

This morning I whispered to Margit, for the first time in months. Yesterday I ate an entire plate of food by mouth, for the first time in months. I am typing with multiple fingers, for the first time in, well you get the idea.

I just completed my first round of Sodium Chlorite in the patient led trial I mentioned a few posts back. I attempted to get into the NP001 trial, but it has closed to new recruits due to a surge in interest. The surge is the direct result of its demonstrated efficacy. 

As I mentioned earlier, the chemistry behind the use of NaCI02 has to do with flipping the mode of microphages from attack to nurture. The NP001 and WF10 trials are based on an injectable form of the compound to maximize serum levels in the cerebral spinal fluid. Fortunately, it is well established that the body can tolerate oral consumption as well. The serum levels end up being lower in the CSF, but some of the compound does make it to the brain.

The result is that several knowledgeable individuals have developed a protocol for a DIY trial. The ingredients are all over the counter and inexpensive, a weeks worth of treatment is less than $10.

My improvements are dwarfed in comparison to some others on higher concentrations, but I am starting low to ensure safe tolerance. I bumped up on day 5 and then again on day 7 -- which made me ill. So now I'm off for 16 days and then I'll resume the concentration I was at on day 5 for another week.

Lots to digest, so I'll leave you with 3 links should you care to dig in:

https://sites.google.com/site/alschlorite/home is the online home for people involved. My detailed log can be found here. 

http://als.net/forum/Default.aspx?g=posts&t=49413 is where the bulk of the research and discussions are taking place.

http://www.PatientsLikeMe.com has further discussion and tracking of this DIY trial.

August was once again a fun filled month. Started with a beautiful ceremony with extended relations filled with love, light and healing along with wisdom of my elders. Followed by a wonderful birthday celebration filled w friends, amazing food, great music and lots of laughter.

Next came the realization the we had the means to go to Burning Man! This included purchasing an RV for the trip (and later use for our winter stay in Florida). We had to get one that Margit felt comfortable driving. We found a great match in a 1994 Class-C Gulfstream. Measuring 31' bow to stern, she's the biggest one we've owned (#3). Margit did much of the driving to and most all the driving back from Nevada. Our trip back included extra time in Yellowstone. Burning Man was classic hard and wonderful at the same time... although I had a bit less hard and a bit more wonderful than my dear, sweet wife. (Thank you my love, for all your work planning, packing, loading, driving, dressing, bathing, cooking, feeding and loving your family so much to make Burning Man happen for us this year. You are the embodiment of sexy and helful.)

September brought school in for our dear 4th grader, who is growing smarter and more talented each day. Also another beautiful, intimate ceremony weekend and some much needed time to integrate the past year.

We've begun planning our packing in preparations for the winter in Cocoa Beach, FL. We've suspended our search for a new house until we return in the spring.