MMS & CDL for Animals - The First Book on MMS & CDL for Animals;
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MMS & CDL for Animals—The First Book on MMS & CDL for Animals
The Practical Guide to Responsible Animal Health
This comprehensive guide shows pet owners how to use MMS and CDL safely, systematically, and holistically. The book combines sound theory with practical protocols for everyday use, clear dosing guidelines, and authentic testimonials. Ideal for anyone who wants to support animal health in a conscious, informed, and self-directed way.
MMS & CDL for Animals—A Comprehensive Practical Guide to Holistic Animal Health “MMS
& CDL for Animals—The First Book on MMS & CDL for Animals” by experienced animal naturopath Monika Rekelhof is a 400-page practical guide for pet owners and therapists interested in exploring alternative approaches to animal health. The focus is on the self-directed, holistic treatment of dogs, cats, horses, and other animal species using chlorine dioxide solutions (MMS, CDL, CDLplus, Gefeu solution) as well as complementary naturopathic methods.
The guide combines in-depth theory on MMS and chlorine dioxide with numerous practical examples from veterinary practice, standard protocols, and specific application examples for over 100 clinical conditions. This makes the book ideal for anyone seeking alternative therapeutic approaches for chronic and acute illnesses in animals and wishing to better understand them.
Contents and Structure of the Book
: Holistic Medicine and Work in Veterinary Practice
At the beginning, the author describes her journey into holistic medicine and her daily work in veterinary practice. Readers gain insight into why conventional medicine and alternative methods can be meaningfully combined and how important a holistic view of the animal’s body, mind, and living environment is.
Monika Rekelhof describes how the book project came about and which experiences from her practice have been incorporated into the work. The result is a practical guide based on real-life cases and many years of therapeutic experience.
MMS & CDL – Theory, Safety, and Legal Aspects
A large section is devoted to the theory behind MMS and chlorine dioxide. It explains what MMS is, how the effects of chlorine dioxide can be understood, and what the difference is between chlorine and chlorine dioxide. In addition, various types of MMS are presented, including MMS (MMS 1), chlorine dioxide solution (CDL), CDLplus, Gefeu solution, MMS globules, and MMS 2, including a tabular overview.
The author also discusses legal aspects, safety issues, potential risks, and LD50 values in detail. Readers will find information on hazards, proper handling, and safety measures to ensure responsible use of the substances.
Practical Application: Activation, Preparation, and Standard Protocols
The practical section provides step-by-step instructions for activating MMS and preparing CDL in small and larger quantities, including an infusion solution (CDI) and the Gefeu solution. In addition, there are practical tables on the acids used for activation, dosages, reactions, and helpful tips and tricks from real-world experience.
A central element of the book is the standard instructions (protocols) for animals. Specific regimens are presented for dogs, cats, horses, rabbits, guinea pigs, parrots, bees, pigeons, wounds, and tick bites—for both external and internal applications.
Extensive Practical Section: Clinical Pictures and Case Studies
of Dog Diseases Treated
with MMS The comprehensive practical section begins with a major chapter on dog diseases that, according to the author, have been successfully treated with MMS. These include, among others, allergies, Lyme disease, leishmaniasis, parvovirus, chronic ear infections, tumors, skin problems, diarrhea, fever, autoimmune diseases, and kennel cough.
The cases are organized by clinical presentation and demonstrate how MMS, CDL, or Gefeu solutions were used in practice. The result is a reference work that can provide valuable insights for both pet owners and therapists.
Diseases
of Cats, Horses, and Small Animals Another chapter is devoted to feline diseases such as cat flu, FIV, feline leukemia, kidney failure, skin problems, tumors, oral cancer, diabetes, toxoplasmosis, and other clinical presentations. The structure follows the same pattern: clearly organized case reports with practical guidance on MMS application and accompanying measures.
Numerous diseases in horses are also listed, such as Cushing’s disease, laminitis, hoof cancer, summer eczema, injuries, warts, abscesses, and dental diseases. In addition, the book covers MMS applications for rabbits, alpacas, cows, calves, chickens, rats, mice, guinea pigs, and other animal species.
Complementary naturopathic remedies and background chapters
Supportive Remedies and Detoxification
In addition to MMS and CDL, the author introduces a range of other naturopathic substances designed to support and alleviate symptoms in animals. These include DMSO, Swedish herbs, zeolite, bentonite, herbal tinctures, OPC, borax, mumijo, moringa, colloidal silver, hydrogen peroxide, magnesium sulfate, and MMS-Gold.
A key focus is on detoxification, gut health, and a strong immune system. For individual substances such as bentonite, the book describes, among other things, its use for diarrhea and as a mineral clay to bind toxins.
Nutrition, Vaccinations, Deworming, and Parasites
In subsequent chapters, the author addresses nutrition, conventional treatments, vaccinations, deworming, and tick and flea prevention. Background information on common veterinary practices is critically examined and supplemented with alternative perspectives. Thus, the book is not merely an MMS guide but a broad overview of holistic animal health and various naturopathic approaches.
Research, Patents, and Animal Communication
: Research Findings and Patents on Chlorine
Dioxide Another chapter presents selected studies and case reports related to chlorine dioxide, such as a malaria study in Uganda, research on drinking water disinfection, and various patents in which chlorine dioxide plays a role. These sections are intended to help readers contextualize the substance within scientific and practical frameworks.
The author also addresses media reports, discussions on side effects, and case studies related to chlorine dioxide, offering her perspective on them.
The Rainbow Bridge and Animal Communication
In the final third, the book explores emotional and spiritual topics related to animal life.
This includes chapters on saying goodbye and the “Rainbow Bridge,” as well as an introduction to animal communication, its possibilities and limitations, and the author’s personal experiences.
This spans the physical, emotional, and energetic levels of animal companionship.
Target Audience, Benefits, and Note
Who is this book for?
“MMS & CDL for Animals” is aimed at:
Pet owners seeking holistic, alternative approaches.
Animal naturopaths and naturopathic therapists who work with MMS/CDL or wish to acquire a solid foundation of theoretical and practical knowledge.
Interested readers who want to gain a comprehensive understanding of chlorine dioxide and alternative veterinary medicine.
By combining theory, standard protocols, and numerous case studies, the book is suitable both as an introduction and as a reference work.
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