"spider mites, a common pest associated with marijuana plants, for the purposes of conducting controlled trials using the GlobalEx chlorine dioxide tablets"

****!!!!**** "The chlorine dioxide solution contains dissolved chlorine dioxide gas as a constituent component." " sodium chlorite and potassium chlorite are preferred, and sodium chlorite is most preferred, not only for the reasons of easy availability, but also from the viewpoint of excellent sustainability of chlorine dioxide activity." "acne vulgaris... Chlorine dioxide concentration at the time of dilution: 150 ppm)" "chlorine dioxide liquid with a concentration of 10 ppm or more will inactivate adenoviruses that cause epidemic keratoconjunctivitis, and it is disclosed that the chlorine dioxide liquid does not affect the eyeball even at a concentration of 250 ppm." " By selecting sodium dihydrogen phosphate or a mixture of sodium dihydrogen phosphate and disodium hydrogen phosphate, and using it in combination with sodium chlorite, the storage stability is further improved" "In this way, unnecessary consumption of sodium chlorite is suppressed and sodium chlorite is effectively consumed, so the storage stability is further improved (prolonged), and the concentration of chlorine dioxide fluctuates over time (variation) during storage. ) Is further reduced (not only the decrease in concentration is suppressed, but the increase in concentration is also suppressed"

“Chlorhexidine causes damage to new tissues and should not come in contact with meninges and mucous membranes as this can cause permanent damage. Its antimicrobial efficacy is not total, as certain microbes are known to grow in the solution; of note in this regard is Pseudomas aeruginosa and Proteus mirabilis. “The presence of microbes in the wound which were probably brought by the antimicrobial agent, further contributed to the delayed healing seen in the antiseptic treated cases and also worsened the general state of the animals.” “...these agents should not be used on clean healing wounds.”

***!!!!!!!!!***!!!!*** "Chlorine dioxide has been suggested to be a size selective antimicrobial agent, killing micron sized organisms rapidly but causing much less harm to larger organisms compared to hypochlorite solutions [20]. Disinfection of living tissues with aqueous chlorine dioxide solutions appears to be quite safe as bacteria can be killed using low concentrations of chlorine dioxide and short contact times, while much higher concentrations and contact times are required to cause damage to tissue" "In contrast, the toxicity of the chlorine dioxide product increased 4–6 fold as the exposure time increased from one to 24 hours (Fig 4). Although at exposures of 24 hours the concentration of the chlorine dioxide product was 20 fold higher compared to that of sodium hypochlorite to achieve an LC50. This result was consistent whether the toxicity to the skin cells was assessed at 24 or 48 hr" "the very low toxicity (~10%; v/v) of the chlorine dioxide product after one hour of contact increased only slowly over the next 23 hours, suggesting that reducing the exposure time should decrease the likelihood of skin injury. Studies such as this, where “naked” cells in culture are exposed to the test agent, should provide a conservative estimate of tissue injury, especially to intact skin, where the outer cornified epidermal layers are already dead and serve almost exclusively as a protective barrier." "In summary, we report that a stabilized liquid formulation of chlorine dioxide is an effective sporicidal agent, and reduced B. anthracis spore counts by >5 logs in five minutes or less in suspension."

"Provided in the present invention is a method for initiating the proliferation, migration and differentiation of stem cells in mammals, comprising the following steps: preparing a stem cell initiation agent containing chlorine dioxide and administering the stem cell initiation agent to target tissues of mammals, wherein an effective amount of chlorine dioxide is provided when administering the stem cell initiation agent to the target tissues of mammals. Also provided in the present invention is the use of chlorine dioxide in the preparation of a drug for initiating the proliferation, migration and differentiation of stem cells. The method of the present invention has a broad application range, and is suitable for various requirements of treating diseases using the tissue regeneration ability and immunity regulation ability of stem cells or prompting the initiation of the proliferation, migration and differentiation of stem cells in injured organs and organisms having regenerated tissues; furthermore, using the method of the present invention, the proliferation, migration and differentiation of stem cells can be initiated quickly and moderately; and the method has few side effects or no side effects, and can continuously be used for initiating the proliferation, migration and differentiation of stem cells." "The chlorine dioxide-containing stem cell promoter of the present invention can be administered by any route which can reach the intended tissue, for example, by intravenous drip, intravenous injection, intraarterial injection, intramuscular injection, subcutaneous injection, Intradermal, intracardiac, intraperitoneal, intrathecal, intraarticular, puncture, rectal, sublingual, nasal, transdermal, inhalation or topical administration to damaged organs or Organization, etc., "

****!!!!**** {Related to Alcide chlorine dioxide product} "Methods for preventing and treating microbial wound infections, especially of peritoneal cavity wounds including those having indwelling catheters, and enhancing wound repair while minimizing adhesions and scar formation involve the infusion or irrigation of the wound with a solution containing a pharmacologically acceptable carrier and chlorine dioxide in an amount ranging from about 5 ppm to 1000 ppm, and having a chlorine dioxide to chlorite ratio of at least 5:1. Typical solutions contain chlorine dioxide in isotonic saline and exhibit a pH of from about 5 to about 7.5. Sodium chlorite is employed in preferred embodiments." "formation of scarring and/or fibrous adhesions. An additional feature of ClO2 and related oxychlorine systems is their capability to inhibit the stimulation of fibroplasia, the proliferation of fibroblast cells and expression of collagen, which ordinarily ensues following wounding. As shown in the examples that follow, the oxychlorines resulting from acidification of chlorite to form chlorous acid significantly inhibits fibroblast proliferation and collagen formation." "A further study confirming the effect of ClO2 on wound healing set out in greater particularity below combines an investigation of the immediate cellular response (chemotaxis) of the body to injury using isolated polymorphonuclear leukocytes, and another investigation assessing the interaction of ClO2 with free radicals which form during the course of tissue repair collagen synthesis. In the former case, ClO2 was found to control chemotaxis by affecting the quality and morphology of the associated polymorphonuclear leukocytes. In the latter case, the ClO2, which is a stable free radical containing one unpaired electron, was found to neutralize the superoxide and related radicals involved in the process of collagen production." "solutions of 350 ppm in buffered saline have been shown to be safely infusable into cows' udders without stimulation of any immune response by the animals" "In contrast to antibiotics, systemic absorption of the compositions of the invention is minimized in treatments using them because of the inorganic nature of chlorine dioxide, and its reductive degradation to chloride as a result of its interaction with organic matter (including bacteria, fungi, and viruses). It is important to note that materials may be non-inflammatory (i.e., not provoke inflammation) but not anti-inflammatory (i.e., counter the effects of inflammation). Chlorine dioxide has been found to be non-inflammatory, by virtue of being infusible into the peritoneal cavity and other body cavities without evoking the inflammatory response, as well as being anti-inflammatory; see the copending U.S. application Ser. No. 08/133,465, filed Oct. 8, 1993, and parent case U.S. Pat. No. 5,252,343, cited and incorporated by reference above. In order to utilize the germ-killing and non-inflammatory qualities of chlorine dioxide, it is preferable to isolate it from chlorites and its acidic form, chlorous acid" " the lactate so formed may enhance angiogenesis, collagen synthesis and deposition, and modulate the response of fibroblasts to growth factors in the wound ...In embodiments where these effects are not desired, organic acids other than lactic acid are employed." "ability of the chlorine dioxide solutions to bring about a marked reduction in Staphylococcus epidermidis biofilms" "The 50 ppm ClO2 solution, on the other hand, is well tolerated by mammalian tissue, as, for example, when used as an eye irrigant, to treat bacterial infections induced in rabbits, to infuse into a cow's udder, or as a uterine douche for mares and cows in the prevention and treatment of endometritis." "a chlorine dioxide concentration of about 7.5 ppm inhibits free radical formation by 74% and at a concentration of 15 ppm, by 100%." "If the solution is prepared in the presence of a phosphate buffer which immediately neutralizes the lactic acid, the formation of chlorine dioxide is inhibited in the system. The solution has no inhibitory effect with rat fetal lung fibroblasts. Thus, it is not chlorite ion that is operative, but ClO2."

{Includes Alcide chlorine dioxide} "The repair processes of incised wounds depend, in part, on fibroplasia induced by soluble mediators from monocytic macrophages. Two topical antimicrobials were evaluated, each of which effectively controlled wound sepsis and yet each had widely different effects on fibroplasia and wound strength." "Alcide-treated wounds incorporated less than 50% of the amount of 14C-proline than did the wounds treated with C31G. However, Alcide-treated wounds epithelialized as rapidly as did control wounds, and had minimal scar formation. Microscopic evaluations indicated greatly reduced inflammatory infiltrates in Alcide-treated wounds, indicating that reduced wound strength may be associated with lack of fibroblast-stimulating activity by monocytes. "

"29 patients underwent local treatment with TCDO (Oxoferin) while Beta-isodona was used in 31 cases." "Oxoferin induces a development of granulation tissue on exposed tendons, bones, and fasciae and the granular tissue is of much better quality than after treatment with Betaisodona. Concerning its effect on the degree of contamination, Oxoferin proved to be at least as efficacious as the established and effective antiseptic Betaisodona. Both substances are tolerated well and the application is simple"

Contains 160 ppm chlorine dioxide

{ClorDiSys} Killed pinworms collected from mice. Relative humidity ranged from 52% to 67%, and temperatures ranged from 23 to 26 °C. Chlorine dioxide gas was delivered to the chamber until a concentration of 1 mg/L (360 ppm) was reached. The exposure periods were calculated by multiplying the desired ppm by the exposure period in hours.

175 patients studied. Chlorine dioxide appears to be a safe biologically acceptable antiseptic wound irrigant that does not appear to interfere with cosmetic outcomes.

*In drinking water & applied to skin. The bactericidal, fungicidal and virucidal activity of chlorine dioxide (CIO2) against 79 bacteria, 31 yeasts and 4 viruses were evaluated under clean and dirty conditions. The safety of CIO2 to chickens given by drinking water or skin spraying was also evaluated. In clean diluent condition, the median lethal concentration (MLC50) of CIO2 against bacteria and yeast was 9.4 and 8.4 ppm, respectively. In dirty diluent condition, the MLC50 of CIO2 against bacteria and yeasts was 39.9 and 24.3 ppm, respectively. The virucidal activity of CIO2 against 100 median embryo lethal dose (100 ELD50) of Newcastle disease virus, avian influenza virus, infectious bronchitis virus and infectious bursal disease virus was 1.2, 1.2, 2.5 and 1.2 ppm, respectively. All the leghorn chickens continuously given with 10 mL of 500, 250, 125, 62.5 or 0 ppm of CIO2 in drinking water or on skin spraying for 7 days were not found showing any abnormality at 14 days post medication. Chlorine dioxide provides high bactericidal and virucidal activity without resulting any toxicity to the chickens.

******!!!!********* "inhaling high concentration ClO2 gases for an extended time can be dangerous for human health because the alveolar membrane is extremely thin (a mere 1-2 microns and in some places even below 1 micron). The effect of ClO2 in these membranes is somewhat counterbalanced, however, by the intense blood circulation there." "O2 can remove biofilms swiftly [12] because it is highly soluble in water and unlike ozone it does not react with the extracellular polysaccharides of the biofilm. This way ClO2 can penetrate into biofilms rapidly to reach and kill the microbes living within the film."

****!!!!****{Doses & studies for skin (& maybe internal?) treatments} " treating fungal infections using a metal salt of chlorite alone or in combination with a conventional antifungal agent... topical or systemic."*****[? Statements need verification] "chlorite ions are many times less toxic than chlorine dioxide to animal cells and that maintaining it at a higher pH will allow for a higher concentrations to be used. Concentrations of up to 0.5% in internal fluids have been shown to be acceptable for internal use. Higher dosages are likely to be acceptable also. External use allows for considerably higher concentrations to be used, and even higher concentrations are acceptable for short-term contact." "A pattern observed indicates that sodium chlorite alone at a pH that does not create chlorine dioxide and in combination with conventional antifungal agents is a superior antifungal agent than the antifungal alone against 100% of fungi tested."