dr Gilberto Ruffini

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Sodium Hypochlorite
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Ruffinis method www.metodoruffini.it

Dermis

2011

41 useful observations on NaOCl

- Excellent function germicidal against almost all types of microbes, viruses, molds and spores, but not able to disable the Lambi Giardia and Cryptosporidium - It doesnt work in conditions of dirt and also on some metals, is corrosive - If contact with H2O2 (hydrogen peroxide), we have the total loss of effectiveness - With the decay changes in salt (NaCl) and Oxygen - Only respect of temperature, closure and darkness of the content facilitates a more useful term of formula from 30 to 60 days for an average content of ppm (active chlorine) is still useful - discolors clothes and can damage them inexorably - Its function is uncertain, only if the surface is clean, then clean the area is vital and essential in order to complete a desired action is also a very unstable substance is inactivated by organic matter - With acids, chlorine and develops slowly? releases Chlorine in aqueous solutions, therefore, tend to disinfect the solvent. - is the salt of hypochlorous acid and chlorine anion - The ideal temperature of storage, ie around 2-4 degrees Celsius will have less time to decay - Above 37 degrees, increases the cellular hydrolysis improving its full potential - Oxidant of biological molecules, very active prokaryotic and viral particles on the walls (envelope and core) - Oxidant properties has much lower than those of hypochlorous acid. The reduction potential is equal to 0.878 volts, while that of hypochlorous acid is equal to 1.61 volts. - Close to 15%, the density is higher than water and therefore settles - The dilution water containing metals, sunlight and reducing the pH makes it even more unstable - The amount of chlorine in drinking water is accepted by the EU of 0.1 mg / L - In countries where the taste of chlorine in drinking water is seen as a guarantee of quality (eg USA), the value accepted is 10 times that of Europe: 1 mg / L - The WHO accepts a concentration of 0.5 mg / L of chlorine in drinking water, but, they (he) notes, there is no adverse effect on health even at 5 mg / L (10 times). - And ;the most widely used disinfectant - Its smell, quickly disappears simply by washing of H2O2 (hydrogen peroxide) - Not poisonous - Not allergenic - Helps eliminate arthritis pain and inflammation of the prostate with simple serial applications on the skin away from the involved sites (eg on the inner face elbow) - Can decrease the CRP (C-reactive protein) and ESR (erythrocyte sedimentation rate) thus reducing the pain from inflammation in relation to their blood values - Strongly more efficient than any other alternative sanitizers - E despite all the talk used as a yardstick of comparison for all disinfectants - Hypochlorous acid, has a high oxidizing power and is capable of damaging alll prokaryotic cells and viral particles - At acidic pH Hypochlorous acid is formed with greater antimicrobial activity at alkaline pH is formed mainly hypochlorite ion antimicrobial activity but with less. The maximum activity of hypochlorous acid occurs at pH around 5, which allows only a minimal ionic dissociation, while decreasing at pH above

- The disinfecting power is expressed as available chlorine, in parts per million (ppm) - Considerable amplitude spectrum antimicrobial, viral and fungal - low concentrations of Chlorine produces a large increase in permeability of the cytoplasmic membrane. Chlorine penetrated inside the cell to form chloramines which accumulate, giving rise to deadly effect - already at about pH 5 there is denaturation of proteins and enzyme-SH groups, coagulation of structural proteins microbe - The spores with chlorine, with increased permeability, causing the rupture of outer casings - pH, concentration, temperature, organic matter and ammonia, affect the antimicrobial activity of chlorine - efficiency improves at higher temperatures ... .. 37 degrees - the greatest amount of Hypochlorous acid is not dissociated at about pH 5 - protein complement of chlorine in their molecules form N-chloro compounds (chloramines), lipids, especially polyunsaturated fatty acids, incorporate Chlorine in valuable. The phenomenon of incorporation increases with decreasing pH - adding small pieces of Iodine increases the antimicrobial activities - never allows the resistance against viruses, bacteria and fungi - Contact with ammonia to form chloramines (irritant) then, expect for UTI where it needs to perform before emptying the bladder and then washing neutral quote - The salts of the water (Fe + +, Mn + +, nitrates) inactivate the product - should be kept in the shelter of direct sunlight and in a cool place. It can cause dangerous situations, such as swelling of the packages and their possible explosion - Every 10 C increase (up to 40C ), increases its strength by 50% antimicrobial The chlorine is capable to destroy the enzyme chain of cytoplasm (in the cell proconiate) by blocking the cycle of vivid bacteria, especially in the fungus and virus. The unit of ppm (parts per million), is derived from a ratio of units and, when the ratio is on the order of one millionth, it says 1 ppm more practical than 0.000001. For example milligram (mg) can be written as 1 ppm on a kg (1 million milligrams): * Injury-open : ...: 6 - 8% weight * If you want a useful step in acting also in the subcutaneous closed : 9 - 12% weight (es. Folliculitis decalvans) - 1 ppm = 1 mg / Kg 1 milligram mg - is 1 millionth of a kilogram - 1 ppm = 1 ml / l 1 milliliter ml - Represents 1 ppm of a liter - 1 mg = 1 ppm (in Kg) - 1 ml = 1 ppm (in L) - the primary goal, namely to cure those diseases, should be a priority given the nature and nothing non-existent, because ever nominated for other limited usefulness but, conversely, cunningly trapping clinically because commercially poor (therefore irrelevant) and strongly depressing the economic markets exist ... ... ... ... ... ... .. pax vobis. However, it is a fantastic ... ... ... harmless substance, and to date, definitely unique in comparison to many other more clothes and halos exist. The scientific support is plentiful, not at all publicized resonance confirmation of a finding one way ... With this product, you can treat many systemic diseases non-infectious and infectious skin and / or mucous membranes, human and animal ... ... then: dermatology, gynecology, urological, surgical, eye, dental, otolaringoiatriche, toxic, cosmetic, etc.. and even some infectious neurological, abdominal, septicemia. A great opportunity for the community ...

Index of diseases treatable with Ruffini's method

Actinomyces Anal fistula Aphtae Aphtae mouth Aphtae true recidivist Aphtae vulgar Aphthous, Behcet syndrome Balamutiasis Balamutiasis infection Burns Burul ulcer Cancroid Candidosis Caries and oral rinses environment Chalazion Chlamydia Chromomycosis Chronic Candida mucogenetics Clostridia infection Clostridia infection wound cutanea Syphilis skin Cutaneous abscess Cutaneous anthrax Cutaneous larva migrans Cutaneous Leishmaniasis Dermatitis wart Dermatomycoses Diabetic infectious foot Dimfiliarasi Donovaniosis Dracontiasis Dracunculosis Epidermismycosis Erysipelastricos Erythema intertrigo Erythema multiform Erythema nodosum Erythrasma Fascitis necrotizing Feoifomycosis Chromoblastomycosis Fire Serpent Fistulas Follicolitis decalvans Folliculitis Fourniers disease Gnathostomiasis Granulomas Granuloma Inguinal Guinea worm Haematomycosis Herpes Simplex Herpes Type 1 2 - 3 Herpes Varicella Zoster 3 Saint Anthonys fire HIV

Hydrosadenitis suppurative HPV Infections by rows Insect bites and stinging usually Itching Leprosy home or Hansen disease Loiasis Lousy Madura foot Maduromycosis Marjolin ulcer Mite folliculorum Molluscum Contagiosum Mycetoma MRSA : Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus Mucormicosis Onchocerciasis Onycomycosis Ostomyelitis Panaris Parasites Paronychia Penicilliosis Perfolliculitis Phycomycosis Pityriasis rosea Pyomyositis Primary cutaneous aspergillosis Processionary and Jellyfish Protozoa Pseudofolliculitis Rosacea fungal Sexually transmitted diseases Scabies Sicos - Sycosis skin fungus Pythium insidiosum Syndrome Combustiforme syndrome staphylococcal Syphilis skin Sporotrichosis Streptococcal cellulitis and other Tinea black palm Tinea favos Tinea groin Tinea microspores Tinea of the body Tinea of the beard Tinea of the face Tinea of the feet Tinea of the hand Tinea of the head Tinea of the nails Tinea Ringworm Tinea versicolor Treponematosi endemic Trichosporon cutaneum Verneuils disease Zygomycosis Whitlow Wound