Case Study: Chronic Renal Insufficiency — Urinary Function Restored and UTI Eliminated with CDS, IV CDI, and Protocol K
Patient Profile
- **Name:** Sergio Vega Resendiz
- **Age:** 51 years old
- **Condition:** Chronic renal insufficiency with hemodialysis (since February/March/April)
- **Symptom:** Stopped urinating in March/April (normal progression of renal failure)
Background
The patient's husband has chronic renal insufficiency and was on hemodialysis. After contracting COVID-19, his wife began treating him with CDS and DMSO. The wife describes COVID as "a blessing" because it led them to increase the CDS dosage and begin intravenous CDS (different from the oral dose).
Recently, after more than a month of treatment, the patient started urinating again. When a urine culture was performed, it confirmed a urinary tract infection with Enterococcus faecalis (30,000 UFC/ml).
The doctors prescribed antibiotics, but the wife did not administer them. Instead, she began **Protocol K** (DMSO + CDS), applying it to the bladder area through the abdomen.
Protocol Applied
- **CDS (oral)** — increased dosage
- **CDS (intravenous)** — administered separately from oral dose
- **DMSO + CDS (Protocol K)** — applied topically to bladder area through abdomen
- **COVID recovery** — the wife notes the COVID infection may have been a blessing as it led to discovering higher CDS dosages
Results
- Urinary Function:**
- After more than a month of treatment, the patient **started urinating again** — a significant improvement for a patient who had stopped urinating due to renal failure
- Urinary Tract Infection:**
- Initial urine culture (September 10, 2020): Enterococcus faecalis 30,000 UFC/ml
- Follow-up urine culture (October 13, 2020): **No bacterial growth** — the infection was completely cleared
The patient's wife expresses gratitude for the results achieved with the CDS and DMSO protocol.
- Laboratory Evidence:**
- Urine culture September 10, 2020: Enterococcus faecalis 30,000 UFC/ml (positive)
- Urine culture October 13, 2020: No bacterial growth (negative/cleared)
- Both reports from Laboratorio Bacteriología, patient Sergio Vega Resendiz, 51 years old
Note: PDF copies of lab reports available but could not be uploaded to Dioxipedia (PDF upload not supported).
Source
Personal testimonial with laboratory evidence via Telegram. Published with permission.