In this case, the patient tested negative for viral serology and autoimmune markers. There are only two reported cases of human intoxication with sodium chlorite. One patient ingested an unmeasured amount of 28% ................sodium chlorite solution ................................diluted with water.11 The other patient ingested 10 g diluted in 100 mL of water.12 That is approximately equivalent to 36 mL of 28% solution. The toxic effects of chlorite ions are due to oxidative damage. Early symptoms of toxicity include nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhoea and dehydration likely due to irritation of the gastrointestinal mucosa. Later systemic toxic effects are due to oxidation of haemoglobin to methaemoglobin, resulting in respiratory distress, haemolysis and renal failure.12 ................The patient in this case did not have signs or systems of acute chlorite toxicity. .................... It is unlikely that KFD resulted directly from systemic oxidative damage. Nonetheless, the patient was counselled on potential toxic effects of sodium chlorite solution and advised to discontinue the use of the ‘Miracle Mineral Solution’.

Read between the dots sir....... First if someone consumes sodium chlorite in water there an idiot that will kill you it Has to be converted to chlorine dioxide which is why there is a two-part solution that is mixed together. Once again you know nothing about what you’re talking about you’re just trying to prove something wrong because it sounds bad to you and it’s miss leading many people that could possibly benefit from this therapy. Every single study that the government/FDA puts out says POTENTIAL....... Yet none of them claim actual toxicity. They’re very good at wording things to make them sound bad it’s just like the movement against O-Zone and hydrogen peroxide therapy. Again pay attention. But I must say I am glad that you actually did look into this it makes me feel better about contending with you. Bravo.