Message 1:
I catheterize as well and deal with the constant prospect of recurring bladder infections. I prefer the CDS version of ClO2, mostly using it when I begin to feel an infection coming on. Prior to learning about ClO2 I was hospitalized once with a UTI, but have had no major recurrences since using it.
Message 2:
Unfortunately I haven’t been very “scientific” about it. And I have only used CDS internally by mouth, not through catheter. When I take it, I generally use the standard Protocol C dosage of 10ml/liter or quart of filtered water. Early on I had a herx reaction when I tried dosing above 20ml/l, so I follow the slow and steady approach. I find it easiest to follow the recommended semi-hourly dosing when I am at my regular routine at work during the week, and more difficult to remember on the weekends. So I don’t obsess about it- just take it as I can, usually for a week or two. Things seem to gradually clear up over that time.
