Sublingual CDS for cardiovascular & plaque removal

Feb 23 (edited) • Main Chat

I’m going to share what I came across, searching on yandex, as I am looking to find a way to reduce plaque in blood vessels.

According to Dr. Sircus’ experience, administration of CDS sublingually reduces plaque.

“Now, the big question is, will chlorine dioxide do its magic on the walls of the blood vessels when they are full of plaque? Dr. Stevens Landaeta thinks so and suggests a new way of administration using sublingual absorption. The protocol uses 25% CDS and 75% distilled water in an aerosol. 10 Pushes of the aerosol are introduced under the tongue. Wait 30 seconds and swallow what is left with extra water added to the mouth. I have been using 14 pushed, increasing the CDS to 35 percent concentration, and keeping it in my mouth for a full minute before swallowing with more water. The testimony Dr. Landaeta offered is more than interesting:

……..,,,With total blockage of a Coronary Artery, they performed catheterization on me, but they could not place the stent because the obstruction was total. They recommended an open heart bypass at $21,000 and $4,000 for catheterization. I had Cardio Cerebral Ischemia. I stuttered and couldn’t move my arms. Nine cardiologists saw me, plus all the exams and seven treatments. I was evicted. They would not treat me more.

I could not even walk 50 meters and couldn’t speak or breathe well. I started with the CDS sublingual spray technique and launched it to the world after one year of using it with amazing results.

Today, I breathe normally, I can walk 5 kilometers and bike 20 kilometers, my blood pressure is 120/80, and my resting heart rate is between 62 and 65 bpm.

I am 64 years old I just turned 64, I take only one pill, and I apply the CDS SPRAY 7 to 8 times a day sublingually. I share it with you so that many people who are confined to their homes and cannot do anything, not even have sex, can change their lives for the better.”

Dr Sircus notes that chlorine dioxide is not an anticoagulant. Still, it inhibits the Rouleaux effect, reducing the risk of blood clumping and creating blood clots, which can be critical in cardiovascular disease. Chlorine dioxide does not thin the blood as a blood thinner like Coumadin would. It simply allows a more free flow of hemoglobin cells around one another. It does not impact the patient’s ability to create blood clots normally.

He also adds that Magnesium has a fibrinolytic action, prolongs clotting time, delays peak thrombin time, slows down platelet clumping, and appears to reduce fibrinogen levels, all of which may prevent the development or extension of an infarct. In addition, the vasodilator action opens collateral circulation and reduces myocardial damage.

https://drsircus.com/cardiovascular/chlorine-dioxide-for-vascular-disease/

My thoughts are that using CDS sublingually will bypass the digestive system, therefore reducing timing conflicts with food and medication.

I know that for myself, I probably have a lot of plaque buildup after so many years of taking vitamin D without vitamin K2. I am considering starting to take it sublingually, and see if I maintain the benefits that I’ve had to date: improved ability to breathe, less trouble with losing breath, and elimination of fatigue that caused me to nap one to two hours a day.

The article notes that chlorine dioxide ability to remove biofilm is really important, because it is believed that most plaque is covered in biofilm

So my thoughts are no matter how many supplements you take to decalcify, if the biofilm is not removed from the plaque then what difference does it make?

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