Tag: health research

  • Could the Gut-Spine Axis Help Explain Reports of Relief from Very Different Back Problems?

    Back pain doesn’t sound like something that should have much to do with chlorine dioxide. A herniated disc is a herniated disc. Spinal stenosis is narrowing of the spinal canal. Osteoarthritis involves deterioration within joints. Sciatica involves an irritated or compressed nerve. Degenerative disc disease involves changes within the discs separating the vertebrae. Spondyloarthritis is…

  • A Deeper Look into Chlorine Dioxide and Addiction: Inviting Studies

    Addiction is usually described as a problem of the brain. Alcohol. Drugs. Food. Gambling. Sex. Compulsive behaviors. Cravings. Loss of control. For decades, treatment has focused primarily on psychology, reward pathways, medications, counseling, and behavior change. But something interesting has been happening in the background. People using chlorine dioxide for completely unrelated reasons have occasionally reported…

  • Chlorine Dioxide What Happens When a Doctor Changes His Mind

    Dr. Pierre Kory, Bolivia, COVID-19, and a bigger question about an unusual oxidant. Changing your mind is difficult. Changing your mind publicly may be even harder. And changing your mind about something you once warned people against? That takes some explaining. Critical-care physician Dr. Pierre Kory has done exactly that with chlorine dioxide. Kory says he once opposed its…