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London Clinic Uses Chlorine Dioxide Gas on Naked Patients
Alastair Jessel described administering Andreas Kalcker’s Protocol G at Battersea Park Clinic, sealing clients naked in plastic bags and exposing them to undiluted chlorine dioxide gas.
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Alastair Jessel, who operates the Battersea Park Clinic in south London, described sealing clients naked in plastic bags from the neck down and exposing them to undiluted gaseous chlorine dioxide. He spoke on a podcast earlier this month that focuses on chlorine dioxide treatments.
Jessel said he asked a private messaging group of chlorine dioxide influencers whether anyone had tried the protocol and received no responses.
Andreas Kalcker wrote on his website that Protocol G does not mention cancer treatment. Kalcker told Wired that, properly applied with the precaution of avoiding vapor inhalation, the procedure is well-tolerated. Caroline Geraghty, senior specialist information nurse at Cancer Research UK, stated there is currently no scientific evidence that chlorine dioxide gas exposure is a safe or effective treatment for people with cancer.
She added that taking unproven remedies instead of medically approved treatments could affect how well those treatments work and could produce dangerous side effects. Jessel referred Wired to Protocol G in Kalcker’s book Forbidden Health. He said he discovered chlorine dioxide in 2024 and previously called himself the UK’s Mr.
Chlorine Dioxide in an interview with Robert Yoho last year. Jessel stated he believes there are nine causes of cancer, including stress and a bad marriage. “We all have cancer growing up every day, but our immune system keeps destroying it,” he said.
He began posting bottles of chlorine dioxide to clients to treat cancer and Covid. The clinic was registered with Companies House in December 2021. It initially offered scalar wave treatments. Jessel stated that only 70 percent of clients saw benefits from those treatments.
