Tipton, KS | Aaron SEIA - 6/25/2026 09:03
Google search also shows some studies looking at it as a cancer treatment.
When using intratumorally--direct injection into a tumor--chlorine dioxide is said to be effective. It was suggested that "Chlorine dioxide promotes an immune response against cancer, significantly enhancing its therapeutic effectiveness."
https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2023.11.24.568512v2
But, when a person is sealed in a plastic bag and gassed with chlorine dioxide...I'm not aware of an immune response in a scientific journal. No matter what, if a person's immune system is not working, injecting or "gassing" is not going to work.
Someone did get a patent--2018-10-23-- for injecting into a cancerous tumor: Method and compositions for treating cancerous tumors
https://patents.google.com/patent/US10105389B1/en
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stage 4 cancer patients
