Sodium Thiosulfate is used internally to remove chlorine, cyanide and heavy metals. It is available in a liquid solution or in a dry form.
How Much Liquid Sodium Thiosulfate Should I Take?
If you are using 10% sodium thiosulfate, add 6-10 drops to a liter of water.Β If you are trying to remove heavy metals from the body, use this amount a couple of times a week. If you have a 30% solution of sodium thiosulfate, use only 2-3 drops in a liter of water.
How Much Dry Sodium Thiosulfate Should I Take?
If you have the dry form of sodium thiosulfate, add 1 flake (about the size of a grain of rice) to a tall glass of water, or 2-3 flakes to a liter of water.
Sodium Thiosulfate can cause diarrhea as it removes toxins. If you are bothered by this side effect, reduce the amount of sodium thiosulfate you take.
Taking vitamin C when you are taking sodium thiosulfate will help your bodyβs ability to handle the detoxification.
Sodium thiosulfate may also remove other minerals from your body. If you use sodium thiosulfate on a regular basis you may need a mineral supplement.
How Much Sodium Thiosulfate Should I Use Topically?
Sodium Thiosulfate is used topically for fungal conditions like tinea versicolor and ringworm.
According to WHO,1Β a 25% solution of sodium thiosulfate is used 2-4 times a day for four weeks to treat tinea versicolor, a condition similar to ringworm and athleteβs foot.
Sodium thiosulfate is also used topically to reduce calcium deposits. A 10% solution is applied to the calcification a couple of times a day.
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