Update On A Landmark Scientific Meeting on Chlorine Dioxide: Streaming Worldwide Dec 6–7
The fee for the Chlorine Dioxide Symposium is $100, which covers the organizers’ costs for professional translators and the audio–visual infrastructure required to stream the event worldwide.
Yesterday, I posted about the symposium, which starts at 8 a.m. EST on Saturday. Register at this link.
However, I failed to mention that the registration fee is $100 (I was not aware; sorry). The organizers had to commit a significant amount of funds to pay for translators and A/V support, so I ask that anyone who can support please do so.
For those who register, this will allow you the opportunity to watch the recorded talks a single time after the conference.
Announcing the 2nd Intercontinental Symposium on Biooxidative Applications
A Global Scientific Forum on the Evidence, Mechanisms, and Future of Chlorine Dioxide Research
December 6–7, 2025 — Beginning at 7:00 a.m. EST
Virtual Event (Zoom) — Hosted from Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia
Every so often, a scientific meeting comes along that gathers a group of researchers and clinicians who have spent years—sometimes decades—working on a subject the rest of the world has barely begun to understand.
This December, such a gathering is happening again.
The 2nd Intercontinental Symposium on Biooxidative Applications will bring together leading biomedical researchers, chemists, clinicians, and public health experts from across five continents, each specializing in the study of chlorine dioxide (CD), sodium chlorite, and related oxidative compounds in biological systems.
This is not a theoretical or political gathering. It is a meeting of scientists—many of whom have generated the very data, chemical analyses, and clinical observations that form the modern understanding of chlorine dioxide’s biological behavior.
And for the first time, the entire conference will be open to the public via Zoom.
Why This Symposium Matters
Despite the controversy surrounding chlorine dioxide in the media and regulatory spaces, the scientific story has continued to evolve quietly in laboratories, chemistry departments, and clinical settings around the world.
The scientists presenting at this conference are the ones who have been doing that work.
Collectively, they represent:
Decades of chemical, biochemical, and pharmacologic study
Multiple lines of lab-based, biochemical, and clinical inquiry
Cross-national collaboration from the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Bolivia, Brazil, the UK, South Africa, Costa Rica, India, Colombia, Argentina, and more
The only international cohort of researchers actively mapping the mechanistic pathways of chlorine dioxide
If you want to understand what the science actually says—beyond talking points, headlines, and noise—this is the place to hear it.
Featured Speakers
The speaker list reads like a “who’s who” of scientists and physicians who have actually studied chlorine dioxide firsthand.
Among them:
Thomas Henshaw (USA)
Chemical synthesis of chlorine dioxide by various methods
One of the foremost experts in the laboratory chemistry behind CD generation and stability.
Raúl Pineda Aquino (Mexico)
Biochemical properties and mitochondrial redox mechanisms of CD & SC
A leading researcher on redox biology and cellular energetics.
Richard Chiara (Bolivia)
Phase 3 clinical trial in humans
Documented one of the only large-scale clinical datasets involving CD derivatives.
Alastair Jessel (United Kingdom)
The practical use of chlorine dioxide
Longtime analytical chemist and investigator of biooxidative reactions.
Mitchell Liester, MD (USA)
Endocrinology and clinical use of CD in metabolic conditions
Known for precise mechanistic mapping of redox effects.
Carlos Orozco (Costa Rica)
Experience with CD & SC in pediatrics
Susan Raj (India)
Our cellular capacity for detoxification
Freddy Torres (Colombia)
Integrating CD with nutrition and orthomolecular practice
Charl du Randt (South Africa)
Thirty years of experience using CD
And yes—
I’ll be presenting as well.
My talk explores my own medical and scientific journey into the chlorine dioxide literature, what I found, what I learned, and how that research shaped my perspective on oxidative biochemistry. Oh yeah, and I will probably mention my book (s), can be bought for pre-sale here
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Conference Details
📅 Dates: December 6–7, 2025
⏰ Time: Begins at 7:00 a.m. EST each day
🌍 Location: Santa Cruz, Bolivia (virtual Zoom broadcast worldwide)
🎧 Language: Presentations in English and Spanish
This event is hosted by:
Doctors Federation for the World (DFW)
Sociedad Científica de Investigación Biomédica (SCIB)
with support from participating scientific organizations across multiple nations.
Why You May Want to Attend
If you are a scientist, clinician, researcher, or simply someone who wants to understand the real scientific work behind chlorine dioxide—its chemistry, redox behavior, mitochondrial interactions, clinical observations, and potential diagnostic implications—this is the only global forum where experts in the field present their data without censorship or political filtering.
This conference does not make treatment recommendations.
It does not promote medical use.
It does not offer medical advice.
It is a scientific meeting.
Full stop.
But if you care about the underlying science—if you want access to the researchers themselves, their methods, their findings, their biochemical models, and their unanswered questions—there is nowhere else in the world where these conversations are happening openly.
How to Attend
Because this is a scientific symposium, attendance is free and open to the public, though seating in the Zoom room may be limited.
If you want to understand the real science—not the talking points—you will not want to miss this.
More updates soon.
— Pierre
If you value the late nights and deep dives into all the other “rabbit holes” I write about (or the Op-Eds and lectures I try to get out to the public), supporting my work is greatly appreciated.
See below for program and description of talks:
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In looking at the schedule for Day 1, it appears that there are 8 talks of 15 minutes each = 2 hours total, and all of them are in Spanish. That’s not surprising, since it’s being held in Bolivia, but reading a transcript in English would actually better for me than watching a talking head speaking Spanish and reading closed captions in real time. If a point is not clear — especially since it’s a technical subject — a transcript can be read and re-read, while closed captioning is there and gone. I hope professional transcripts are available for purchase after the event.
And let me add to another commenter’s disappointment that Dr Andreas Kalcker is not participating.
I agree completely about Andreas Kalcker.As far as I’m concerned he is the go to guy for CD.Why has he been left out????Also speaks perfect English and Spanish.
Very disappointed.
This complete symposium should be recorded with translated captions and sold afterwards as a package to recover costs.
This way it can be studied,replayed again and again and helpful to millions of people and likely to generate far more funds to pay expenses than doing it this way.