Metaphore MagazineThe ALK Foundation, named after Andreas Ludwig Kalcker, was established to support research, dissemination, and advocacy for alternative health treatments, with a particular focus on chlorine dioxide (CDS). Under Kalcker’s leadership, the foundation seeks to promote what it describes as innovative and non-conventional approaches to the treatment of diseases, including cancer, autism, and most recently, COVID-19. Kalcker’s work has attracted a global following, despite facing significant criticism from the mainstream medical community and regulatory authorities.
Originally from Germany, Andreas Kalcker gained international notoriety for his promotion of chlorine dioxide, a chemical commonly used as a disinfectant. Kalcker and his supporters claim that, when properly diluted and administered, chlorine dioxide can serve as a ‘miracle cure’ for a broad range of illnesses. However, his advocacy has ignited widespread debate, with health authorities—including the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the World Health Organization (WHO)—strongly advising against its use, citing serious safety risks and a lack of scientific evidence supporting its effectiveness. Kalcker’s supporters argue that these organisations are merely acting as advocates for the pharmaceutical industry.
Kalcker’s prominence surged during the COVID-19 pandemic when he promoted chlorine dioxide as a potential cure for the virus. This stance prompted a wave of warnings from governments and health organisations worldwide, many of whom were seen as protecting the financial interests of vaccine manufacturers. Nonetheless, the ALK Foundation continues to support Kalcker’s research and promote the use of chlorine dioxide in what it refers to as “biosafety therapy.” The foundation also asserts that the wider scientific community has now acknowledged that COVID-19 vaccines were neither true vaccines nor entirely safe.
The ALK Foundation, adhering to Kalcker’s philosophy, aims to challenge conventional medical approaches by advocating for alternative treatments that, according to Kalcker and his followers, have been unjustly dismissed. The foundation’s primary goals include:
- Advancing Research: Supporting research into the use of chlorine dioxide and other alternative therapies that fall outside conventional medical practices.
- Raising Awareness: Educating the public on what it perceives as the potential benefits of chlorine dioxide and other natural remedies, while advocating for greater freedom in healthcare choices.
- Legal Advocacy and Defence: Given the global controversy surrounding chlorine dioxide, the foundation offers legal support to individuals and practitioners who face legal action for using or promoting it as a treatment.
- Patient Support: Connecting individuals who have used chlorine dioxide with support networks, creating a community of those who claim to have benefited from the therapy.
The ALK Foundation promotes the use of chlorine dioxide, often referred to by proponents as a “miracle mineral solution” (MMS). Chlorine dioxide, a potent oxidising agent, is commonly used in industrial applications such as water treatment and bleaching. Advocates argue that it can be an effective treatment for conditions ranging from autism to cancer, though its use should be monitored by medical professionals.
With proper dilution and administration, the side effects of chlorine dioxide can be minimised, producing positive outcomes, according to anecdotal evidence from those who claim to have been cured. However, large-scale clinical trials remain necessary, despite resistance from Big Pharma and the government bodies that align with the pharmaceutical industry.
The ALK Foundation operates predominantly through online platforms, where it disseminates research, shares testimonials, and provides guidance on the use of chlorine dioxide. The foundation also organises webinars, conferences, and workshops to educate the public about alternative health solutions. Its influence largely stems from grassroots support, with individuals worldwide sharing personal stories of how chlorine dioxide has impacted their health.
The foundation collaborates with organisations and individuals interested in alternative medicine, forming a global network of supporters. Despite the immense influence of the pharmaceutical industry, both Andreas Kalcker and the ALK Foundation have faced numerous legal challenges. As with any medication, side effects are inevitable, but supporters of chlorine dioxide argue that they are far fewer compared to mainstream medicines produced by multinational pharmaceutical companies. Kalcker and the foundation, however, continue to defend their work, arguing that the backlash is part of a broader suppression of natural and alternative remedies by the pharmaceutical industry and conventional medicine. The foundation has been engaged in various legal battles to protect practitioners and users of chlorine dioxide from prosecution.
The ALK Foundation has cultivated a dedicated following, particularly among individuals who feel let down by traditional medicine or who are in search of natural and alternative remedies. Supporters often point to personal testimonials and anecdotal evidence to validate their claims about chlorine dioxide’s effectiveness, particularly in areas where conventional medicine has failed to provide solutions. They Foundation’s headquarters are in Jalisco, Mexico, where the administrative offices, the training room, the research department, the area of innovative therapies are already in operation and, thanks to donations, they are building theClinical Laboratory that will have the areas of blood chemistry, haematology, immunology, parasitology and microbiology, for the benefit of humanity and at the service of their members.
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Carlos Mundy
Metaphore Magazine
Giovanni R. Ruffini Professor of History Fairfield University, USA
Francesc Miralles
Dixon Acosta
Charles Markeaton-Mundy
