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Doesn’t look like the file attached to my comment.
You can find Protocol A on his website here: https://andreaskalcker.com/en/cds-protocols/protocolo-a/
Other protocols available there as well, but I would really recommend reading his book Forbidden Health!
Hi there,
We at the Safrax Family regret that we are unable to comment on the internal use of ClO2 except for water purification.
Depending on the level of contamination of your original water source, the recommended concentration will vary. You can find our data sheet on water purification here: https://safrax.com/wp-content/uploads/Safrax-Clo2-Water-Purification.pdf
A reminder that while the original dosage may be higher, the PPM will drop as the ClO2 addresses contaminants in the water. The EPA recommends 0.8 PPM as safe for consumption. If you have any concerns, we recommend purchasing chlorine dioxide test strips. Low range test strips that test from 1–10 PPM are ideal for checking potability.
Warm regards,
KT
Safrax.com
I had to split the book to make files small enough for uploading:
Kalcker – first 4 parts (limited number of files per post as well)
I am familiar with his work but just dont understand how to make it. i was able to get some already made. i drank it daily for a year and it greatly reduced thyroid nodules. i have lost my contact , just had another ultrasound and now they have grown again. best site for making for dummies
The file was much too large to upload and share.
But I did find an online version of his book here for reference:
https://archive.org/details/forbidden-health-andreas-kalcker_202403/page/386/mode/2up
Concentrations appear to be calculated differently than in PPM. But a search online will probably turn up information on how those would convert.
For me the big question is how do I make the 3000 PPM CDS solution with Safrax 1gr Tablets. I have the liquid form Sodium Chlorite and HCL But to make 500 Ml Using the tablets, how do I calculate that…. I’m assuming one would put some water into a shot glass which is surrounded by roughly 300ml of water in a mason jar…. then drop the tablets into the shotglass and let the gas infuse itself into the surrounding water. But what are the quanties of water in shot glass and how many 1gr tablets
Answered my own question. Found it here: https://safrax.com/how-to-make-chlorine-dioxide-solution-at-3000-ppm/
To make 1 Liter of CDS 3000 ppm:
Add 30 tablets in 1 Liter / 33.8 ounces / 1.05 Liquid Quart of water.
The use of distilled water is better but not necessary, the main difference in using distilled water is chlorine dioxide will not interact with minerals in the water.
Do the preparation in a larger recipient as the mixing will make the water overflow.
Do not breath the vapor/gas coming out from the water.
It will take few minutes for the tablets to dissolve completely.
It is better to cover the recipient during the process to concentrate the gas in the water.
After about 5 minutes, the Chlorine Dioxide Solution at 3000 PPM is ready.
Transfer the solution into a bottle. By storing the solution into the fridge, you can keep it over 6 months.
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Are you familiar with Kalcker’s work? I attached his book.
You could try Protocol A, p.122, which is indicated for maintenance and prevention.