Well I've take food grade peroxide on and off for years. After being tired of suffering from a horrible case of the flu I decided to take food grade peroxide and guess what. I'm walking in the park at 20-25 degrees weather and feeling pretty darn good. I don't have a clue what it does besides make me feel great 😁
1 tp of 3% HP to an ounce of water cures food poisoning in no time! 3x per day for 3 days when you get a cold. You are welcome to use probiotics afterwards
@@Charlie-eq3dj it needs to be diluted with water. There’s a book called “the one minute cure”. There it explains how to use it. Twice a day. You need to drink after 3 hours of eating otherwise it mixes with the food bacteria. You drink it and then you wait 30 minutes to eat. I think it’s like 250 mililiters and then like 20 drops if it’s a 3% solution. If it’s 35 you put like 4 drops and dilute it. Sorry for my English. You can look up the book and you’ll find all the info. Have a nice day
Put some in a dropper bottle and start off with a couple of drops and work upwards, SLOWLY. Keep the base liquid volume (sterile saline, albuterol, etc.) identical for each application. You don't want to irritate your eyes, nose or throat ... so not too strong. I bought 12% food grade, but anything 12 and below is OK. Don't bother with 30+% HP ... usually you cannot even buy it, as that stuff is dangerous and will burn skin.
Well I've take food grade peroxide on and off for years. After being tired of suffering from a horrible case of the flu I decided to take food grade peroxide and guess what. I'm walking in the park at 20-25 degrees weather and feeling pretty darn good. I don't have a clue what it does besides make me feel great 😁
Food grade H2O2 is ingestible!
Yes at 3% solution.
@@bonni2267 Instructions to take it?
1 tp of 3% HP to an ounce of water cures food poisoning in no time! 3x per day for 3 days when you get a cold. You are welcome to use probiotics afterwards
@@Charlie-eq3dj it needs to be diluted with water. There’s a book called “the one minute cure”. There it explains how to use it. Twice a day. You need to drink after 3 hours of eating otherwise it mixes with the food bacteria. You drink it and then you wait 30 minutes to eat. I think it’s like 250 mililiters and then like 20 drops if it’s a 3% solution. If it’s 35 you put like 4 drops and dilute it. Sorry for my English. You can look up the book and you’ll find all the info. Have a nice day
Why do some people insist in ‘debunking’ proven true and tried remedies? Attention seeking, maybe?
Because big phrama cant make money on cheap hydrogen peroxide
Bots
Because they’re cleaning big Pharmas boots with their taste buds.
For money 💰 that’s all they care for
money. big pharma wants the money.
What would the ratio of Hydrogen : Water be recommended to use in a Nebuliser?
Put some in a dropper bottle and start off with a couple of drops and work upwards, SLOWLY. Keep the base liquid volume (sterile saline, albuterol, etc.) identical for each application. You don't want to irritate your eyes, nose or throat ... so not too strong. I bought 12% food grade, but anything 12 and below is OK. Don't bother with 30+% HP ... usually you cannot even buy it, as that stuff is dangerous and will burn skin.
Food grade 35 percent. Use 1 oz to 11 oz of water nebulized
1 part 3% food grade h2o2 to 4 parts 0.9 saline.
@@angelajohnson222correct: according to the book The-One-Minute-Cure! 😊
This guy is way off. Bottom line don’t use on open wounds.
This guy is a goof.
Haddrell dilute it. It works
What? It’s used continuously cleaning open wounds until they seal up which they do rather quickly tremendously reducing infection & scar tissue!
Clearly she is ignorant to the old time treatments that we used that worked.
I tried it and it works for me. Placebo? They usually don't work on my because of my logical thinking mind.
Hydrogen Peroxide reacts to catalase enzyme.