Hey everyone, this is a bit off topic but I think it needs to be mentioned. I have been reading this very long article on dilute HCl injections and I have been quite blown away by it. This treatment is aimed at eliminating infection of any kind. It sounds almost a little too good to be true but I'll report back after I have my i.v. within a week or so.

There is no evidence in this article of HCl injections being good in cases of mercury poisoning but there are a pile of cases of infections of many different kinds that are treated very successfully with it, and i know most of you are concerned with chronic infections like EBV, yeast, mycoplasma, borrelia, etc.

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Link to the article: http://www.arthritistrust.org/Books/Three%20Years%20of%20HCl%20Therapy.pdf

-Colin

Hi Colin,

I am very interested in this. I have infections too that are ruining my life pretty much. Whatever happens, please keep us posted.

What does HCI stand for? I really hope this might be a breakthrough!

Hey Bex, I'm glad to hear you are interested! A naturopath is giving me the i.v. so a naturopath is probably what you'll need to get one. Check out the article link I just added to my original post, its 50 pages long and all good reading.

It's actually HCL not HCI, that is, hydrogen chloride, that is, hydrochloric acid. I know what you're thinking, "injecting hydrochloric acid, that's madness!" Read a few pages from that article and you will think it to be genius.

HCl is not a toxic compound, it is actually the only inorganic acid that is created by our bodies. We get plenty of Chlorine (Cl) from the salt we eat and everything else in our diet. Like NaCl, HCl dissociates in water into ions:

H-Cl -----------> H+ +Cl-

HCl is a strong acid (releases H+ very readily) but when it is diluted enough it is apparently not painful on your veins at all. I don't know how it works exactly to kill pathogens but in that article people had white blood counts going up 75-200% within a few hours of one or more injections of the dilute acid. This increase in white blood cell count is discussed a lot in the article.

Hi Colan
I read some of the article and was very interesting. I was reading about leaky gut and one site said that the hydrochloric acid in the stomach actually destroys viruses. That's only if the stomach acid is correct ph and the gut is not damaged. This might actually help some of us with viruses and bacterial infections. I would be very interested in knowing your progress.
Take Care
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I'll certainly keep you posted as to my progress! Yeah I've been thinking taking an additional HCl supplement (orally) would be a good idea for me. Your stomach acid certainly does have a protecting effect against viruses and bacteria, my ND says its the first line of defense, and of course he is right.

-Colin

I got my first dilute HCl injection thursday! I didn't really feel anything at all until night time when I got very tired. I even got a little feverish (fighting off infection probably) which lasted about 24 hours. My roomate noticed I was warm so it wasn't just me imagining it.

Yeah so it was a "push" as my naturopath calls it, a slow injection, not an iv drip. The dose she gave me was small according to her and monday she is going to give me a bigger dose and probably a larger dose than that on thursday. Yeah so I don't feel any better at all but hopefully it will help when I get into the higher doses. I'll keep you all posted.

-Colin

Hi Colan
Really interesting. I wonder if your immune system just got a little jump start. Keep us posted on your progress. I have about 6 viruses that are up high in my body right now and so maybe you have found a key. Anyways keep us posted and hang in there.
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beautiful picture,Skieslimit

Ok so the first injection I got was 3 ml of 1:500 HCl:water with some B vitamins, vitamin C, and magnesium. I just got my second injection yesterday which was the same thing except with 5 ml 1:500 HCl:water. So the dose went up but I barely had any reaction to it at all. I got a little tired for an hour or so and I am tired this morning but overall my reaction was less than the first injection.

From the 50 page article I posted a link to there is a few cases of doses much higher than the one I got yesterday. So I'm going to try a higher dose on thursday and see how that goes. I'm also going to request the doctor doesn't use vitamin C and B vitamins in the injection because HCl may react with them (it is very reactive). I hope this helps me!

-Colin

Hi Colan
Sounds like you are doing ok with it. Do you notice anything yet on feeling better or a bit more energy. Just curious.
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Hey skieslimit. So I just had my third injection an hour ago, it was more of the same except now with 7 ml of 1:500 HCl, so that is another increase in dose. The two naturopaths at the clinic I am going to are being cautious about increasing my dose too much so I can't go as high as I want to yet. I am still not feeling any positive results and I think the reason may be a dose that is too low.

This is an excerpt from the article I posted a link to:
"On each of the visits he was given 15-20 c.c. of hydrochloric acid 1-250 as reported before. In this series he had only one inflammatory reaction, and this lasted only two or three hours, simply the usual chill, fever and sweat one sees so rarely fter the acid injections."

The boy mentioned above was getting doses 6-8 times higher than the dose I got on monday so I won't be giving up until I go at least that high. I don't feel any better yet, which is disapointing but there is more to be done. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

-Colin

I used to use hydrochloric, and nitric, acid to etch printing plates.

pretty corrosive stuff.

Make sure you are getting enough zinc and all other minerals back into your system, supllements etc, because acid of that sort just eats them away. literally.

I think I would stay away from this simply because of my experience with it for plates. Nasty stuff. one teeny drop will burn a hole right through your clothes at high concentrations. and the fumes it gives off are noxious and posionous too.