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Stanley Jacob’s Remarkable Medicine Was Buried by Government. But DMSO Lives.

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By Mary Beth Pfeiffer
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Dr. Stanley Jacob, who led a worldwide research movement on the medical benefit dimethyl sulfoxide, is shown in his lab in a 1961 article in Northwest Magazine. Dr. Jacob served as a captain in the Army Medical Corps in the Korean War from 1952 to 1953, retiring as colonel in 1954. (Photo provided by the Jacob family) His grave is marked by a small inlaid stone on a grassy hillside in Portland, Oregon, one among thousands of identical marble markers earned by veterans of American military service.
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His Mission: Saving Lives and Souls With Chlorine Dioxide

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By Mary Beth Pfeiffer
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Missionary Daniel Healy treats a child with malaria in a hospital ward in Guinea-Bissau in 2011. (Photo by Scott Hodges) Part 4 of a series on chlorine dioxide by Mary Beth Pfeiffer. Here are Parts 1, 2, and 3. When he is in the United States, Dan Healy is a substitute gym teacher in his home city of Bakersfield, California. But when he sets foot into a tattered city or village in West Africa—in sojourns that last as long as his money does—he transforms.
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By Mary Beth Pfeiffer
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Kerri Rivera drinks drops of chlorine dioxide in water throughout her day. The leading proponent of CD’s potential to treat and sometimes cure autism, Rivera is shown during a video interview from her office in Mexico. This is Part 3 of a series on chlorine dioxide by Mary Beth Pfeiffer. Here are Parts 1and 2.
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