Case Study: HPV Papilloma at Lip Commissure Eliminated in 5 Hours with CDS

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Before CDS treatment - Papilloma virus lesion at lip commissure
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After CDS treatment - Complete resolution same day

Patient Testimonial

    • Patient:** Daughter of patient
    • Condition:** Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) at lip commissure
    • Diagnosis Date:** Prior to May 7
    • Treatment Date:** May 7
    • Outcome:** Complete resolution on same day

Background

The patient's daughter was diagnosed with a type of human papilloma virus (HPV) located at the commissure of the lip. While this is not the same strain as sexually transmitted HPV, it is highly contagious.

Several days before treatment, the patient consulted a doctor who ordered injections and stated that the minimum treatment time would be six months. The lesion presented as a noticeable protuberance/bump at the lip commissure.

Treatment Protocol Applied

On May 7, the patient applied a CDS protocol based on other testimonials:

    • Preparation:**
  • 2 drops of sodium chlorite
  • 2 drops of activator
  • Mixed in a small test tube for 5 minutes (gas generation prevented)
    • Application:**
  • Applied directly to the lip commissure area
  • Time of application: 9:00 AM
  • Area treated: Lip commissure where the papilloma was located

Results

    • Same-Day Results:**
  • 9:00 AM: CDS solution applied to the lesion
  • Shortly after application: The treated area turned red (reaction to CDS)
  • 2:00 PM (approximately 5 hours after treatment): The papilloma protuberance fell off/completely resolved

The patient reports: "la protuberancia por el virus del papiloma se cayó" (the papilloma virus protuberance fell off)

Clinical Significance

This case demonstrates:

  • **Rapid Resolution:** Complete elimination of the HPV lesion on the same day of treatment — a condition that conventional medicine predicted would require a minimum of 6 months of treatment
  • **Non-Surgical Approach:** The lesion resolved without the injections prescribed by the doctor
  • **Contagious Condition:** Despite being highly contagious, the CDS treatment achieved rapid resolution
  • **Topical Efficacy:** Direct application of freshly generated CDS to the lesion site produced dramatic results
  • **Patient Satisfaction:** The patient expressed gratitude with multiple prayer hands and heart emojis, indicating strong satisfaction with the outcome

The contrast between the conventional medical prognosis (6 months of treatment with injections) and the actual result (complete resolution in 5 hours) highlights the potential effectiveness of CDS for treating papilloma lesions.

Source

Personal testimonial shared via Telegram chat. Date: May 7. Images shared before and after treatment.