Antibiotics versus chlorine dioxide

Why no antibiotics for Lyme disease?

The term antibiotics comes from the ancient Greek and means: against life. In contrast, probiotics are for life.

CDL begins to eliminate harmful ‘viruses’ (toxins) and bacteria, parasites, worms and fungi after just a few minutes. During this process, pathogens are ‘transmuted’ (killed) and transported out of the body via the portal vein system. Chlorine dioxide also crosses the blood-brain barrier and can therefore also reach, oxidise and combat parasites, viruses, fungi, bacteria and heavy metals there, and helps with many illnesses associated with infections and inflammation.

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