Chlorine Dioxide (MMS) - The Universal Antidote

The Universal Antidote is a 2021 documentary that examines chlorine dioxide, a chemical compound used as a disinfectant and promoted for health applications under names like MMS (Miracle Mineral Solution) and CDS (Chlorine Dioxide Solution). It traces the substance's history from a 1987 NASA application for sterilizing space equipment to its adoption by proponents for treating conditions including malaria, autism, and infections, based on claims of pathogen-killing properties without harming human cells. Featuring interviews with physicians, scientists, and users who report recoveries from chronic illnesses, the 75-minute film discusses preparation methods like mixing sodium chlorite with an acid activator, dosage protocols, and alleged efficacy in global health initiatives. It includes testimonials from individuals attributing symptom relief to the solution and highlights regulatory challenges, with the FDA issuing warnings against its ingestion due to risks like nausea and dehydration, while advocates cite studies on its antimicrobial effects in water treatment and veterinary use.