H2O2
How to apply hydrogen peroxide therapy
Application methods for hydrogen peroxide therapy
Transdermal
(The absorption rate
of skin is around 60% )
Detoxification Foot Bath:
Soak feet in
3%
H2 O2
in a footbath for 30 minutes daily. A vibrating footbath adds some
reflexology benefit. Prolong the life of the
H2 O2 solution for reuse, by keeping it cool and in the dark
between uses.You can also add 1
tsp. of Epsom salts or sea salt.
Detoxification Bath:
a
very effective, inexpensive way to get
H2 O2
into the body for detoxification. The recommended rate is 8 oz. (1 Cup)
of 35% food grade
H2 O2 ( put in at "half-full" to
ensure safe dilution) in a tub of un-chlorinated water. Soak 30 minutes.
Can use up to 16oz. (2 Cups)
35% H2 O2 .
Gel:
Use almost a tablespoon full of
35% food grade H2 O2
mixed thoroughly with about 7 ounces (or
more) of Aloe Vera Gel and
apply it to the skin.The gel helps it stick to the skin. Rinse the hands
after applying.
Mineral Bath:
Add ½ cup 35%
H2 O2 ,
½ cup sea salt, and ½ cup baking soda or Epsom salts
to
bath water and soak.
Facial:
Use
3%
H2 O2 on a cotton
ball after washing. Avoid
eyebrows and eyes. DO NOT
use 35% H2 O2.
Topical:
Topically
apply undiluted
3% H2 O2
- With DMSO - A
highly effective treatment for oral and
genital herpes is obtained by mixing
9% H2 O2 with DMSO and
applying topically to the affected areas. The use of DMSO provides superior absorption and penetration across cell
membranes, and regular application has prevented further periodic outbreaks.
(Tip: Use
DMSO with a little raw honey to reduce bad breath and body odor typical with
DMSO use).
DMSO
Chest Poultice:
Heat ¼cup of
3%
H2 O2 , pour over a white wool or cotton cloth
and place it on your chest area for 20 minutes.Repeat the treatment every 8-12 hours, the
H2 O2
will be absorbed into your blood stream and lungs directly, where it will
destroy the viruses or bacteria responsible for bronchitis.
Inhalation
Nasal Mist:
H2 O2
nasal mist cleans pockets of infection from the sinuses. Use the
3%
H2 O2 ,
dilute it at least 50% with water and put
5-10 drops in each nostril - sniff it up vigorously (it will burn a
little). Do this twice daily and see if it helps. If it doesn't, then your
problem is not your sinuses.
Nebulizer: this powerful delivery method provides an effect close to that of IV
application, getting therapeutic H2 O2
into the bloodstream, in addition to direct delivery into the sinuses, lungs and
bronchi
For details:
Nebulizing Hydrogen Peroxide
Vaporizer: Breathe free with
1 ounce of
35%
H2 O2
per gallon of water in a vaporizer every night in an emphysemic's
bedroom.
Cold Humidifier:
3%
H2 O2
in a cold humidifier.
Intravenous Infusion
Especially effective with emphysema - if
you can find a doctor in your area to provide this procedure.
Oral
Gargle: Gargle with
3%
H2 O2 for a sore throat.
Do not swallow .
Oral Rinse:
Rinse mouth with a swig of
3%
H2 O2 .
Ingestion: Some people ingest controlled amounts of
H2 O2
and attain successful results. However, the problem
with any medicinal consumption is that a sufficient amount of the medicine must
get through the stomach, and unfortunately, much of the oxidative
H2 O2 is likely to react with the stomach
contents. Also, the taste is an off-putting factor when consistent use is
required, especially if you're already not feeling well.
Aural Drops
This application method has proven good results
for resolving a cold or flu in 12-14 hours.
Administer a few drops
of 3% H2 O2 into each
ear-
You will hear some bubbling, and possibly feel a
slight stinging or warm sensation.
Wait 5-10 minutes for
the bubbling and stinging to subside -
then drain onto a tissue and repeat with the other ear.
Vaginal Douche / Colonic Enema
When lactobacillus in the colon or vaginal tract
have been overrun with harmful viruses, yeast, or bacteria - an effective douche or enema solution can be made using
3 tablespoons of
3% H2 O2
in 1 quart of distilled water .
Keep in mind, however, that a good bacterial flora must always be re-established
in these areas to achieve lasting results.
CONDITION
METHOD of TREATMENT
CONDITION
METHOD of TREATMENT
Allergy Related Problems
Foot bath
Athletes Foot
Foot bath
Breath Freshener
Oral Rinse
Bronchitis; Chest/Lung Infcction
Chest Poultice
Nebulize
Cold
Cold Humidifier,
Aural drops
Edema (leg, caused by peripheral arterial sufficiency)
Foot bath
Emphysema
Vaporizer
Nebulize
Infections (Low grade chronic)
Foot bath
Nebulize
Sinus Infection
Nasal Mist
Nebulize
Oral and genital herpes
Topical w/DMSO
Skin Infection
Topically
Sore Throat/Tonsils
Gargle
Varicose Veins
Foot bath
Unresolved Trauma
Foot bath