SINUS SPRAY PROTOCOL
By CURIOUS OUTLIER
Make a CDS solution that is 100:1 ratio (30 ppm). 100 parts saline to 1 part CDS3000
(Example one: 0.5 ml CDS3000 + 50 ml saline) = 30 ppm
(Example two: 1 ml CDS3000 + 100 ml saline) = 30 ppm
(Example three: 2 ml CDS3000 + 200 ml saline) = 30 ppm
(This is same ratio I use for a nebulizer)
I put this approximately 30 ppm solution in a nasal spray bottle like this Nasal Spray Bottles
I use this hourly or a few times per day for allergies or to knock out a sinus or respiratory infection early.
If you have viruses or fungus attached to your sinuses, this may have a burning sensation indicating the Chlorine Dioxide is oxidizing the nasties. When this burning sensation happens to me, I can repeat 30 seconds after the initial spray, and there's no burning. This is an indication that it's not the tissue that's being harmed, but rather the pathogens or allergens that are attached in the sinus passages getting oxidized. These little pathogens and allergens basically micro explode and it's this micro explosion that causes the temporary burning sensation.
I do not use this daily, but I use it if I'm having any allergy symptoms or if I have even the slightest inkling that I'm getting any type of respiratory illness that I can feel in my nasal passages.
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