Hydrogen Peroxide

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Hydrogen peroxide is a liquid which is composed of two atoms of hydrogen and two atoms of oxygen (H2O2).  Hydrogen peroxide is less stable than water and when it enters into oxidative reactions, it ultimately becomes oxygen in water. But before it converts to oxygen, hydrogen peroxide acts as a powerful oxidizing agent that regulates tissue repair, detoxification, cellular respiration, growth, energy production and immune functions.

Hydrogen peroxide has been used intravenously in alternative medicine clinics for several decades for the treatment of cancer and many chronic infections that do not respond to or are resistant to antibiotics. It improves oxygenation of cells and tissues that may be suffering from poor blood flow resulting from diabetes and injury.

Hydrogen peroxide can be used intravenously to directly destroy invading bacteria, viruses, yeast and parasites, without the use of antibiotics. It is especially useful to treat herpes simplex (which clears up to seven times faster using hydrogen peroxide), herpes zoster (shingles), fungal, bacterial, viral and parasitic infections, and skin lesions. Viral pneumonia, respiratory infections and many other conditions such as allergies and auto-immune diseases respond very well to I.V. hydrogen peroxide.