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[Houndoc]

Sorry, I mistyped. It was chlorine dioxide

Embarrassing... just like that time I called remote res shocks bypass shocks. I will never recover from this.

Very different chemicals! Probably more like calling a Duramax an EV than your shock example.

So yes, chlorine is used to treat water and is safe for consumption at those levels. Chlorine gas is also used in chemical warfare. Chlorine bleach can be highly toxic ingested, inhaled or in contact with eyes or other sensitive tissues.

It is not considered at higher doses that that used in water purification.

Frontiers | Pseudoscience in the Times of Crisis: How and Why Chlorine Dioxide Consumption Became Popular in Latin America During the COVID-19 Pandemic

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Could there be that happy medium when it is both safe and effective as a treatment for infectious diseases? Perhaps but far from established. Especially as to a long term cure and not single day drop in identifiable organism as they used in the video.

 

[Cody]

Ban Dihydrogen Monoxide!

 

[N-Smooth]

Drowning warning labels on water bottles would be a good start

 

[DAA]

Poison warnings on all "fat free" products seems prudent.

- DAA

 

[anderson750]

Poison warnings on all "fat free" products seems prudent.

- DAA

Just list it as microplastic filled

 

[Herzog]

Probably more like calling a Duramax an EV than your shock example.

I mean it's not that far off. Sodium chlorite (not chloride) mixed with hydrochloric acid = Chlorine Dioxide. I just goofed a little with my memory.
You can use citric acid instead of hydrochloric as well.

It is worth noting that chlorine dioxide is not bleach. That is sodium hypochlorite.