When Scabies Won’t Go Away: Could Chlorine Dioxide Offer Another Approach?

Scabies sounds as though it should be simple. A tiny mite called Sarcoptes scabiei gets into the outer layer of the skin. It creates a shallow burrow, lays eggs, and causes an intensely itchy reaction. Kill the mite, and you’re done. Except sometimes you’re not. People can carefully treat scabies and still find themselves itching, …

Chlorine Dioxide and Brain Fog What If Brain Fog Isn’t the Problem

“I can think again.” “My head finally feels clear.” “I can find my words.” “I don’t feel like I’m walking around in a cloud anymore.” Among the many experiences people have associated with chlorine dioxide, improved mental clarity can be one of the more intriguing. Herb Roi Richards has heard enough of these reports over …

High Cholesterol and Chlorine Dioxide Research: What Is Revealed

For decades, cholesterol has been one of the great villains of health conversations. Get your cholesterol checked. Watch your cholesterol. Don’t eat cholesterol. Lower your cholesterol. And certainly, dangerously elevated levels of certain cholesterol-carrying particles deserve attention. But there’s something missing from the usual conversation: Your body actually needs cholesterol. It isn’t toxic waste accidentally …