Five deep inhalations later.... One was a swallow from too much liquid in the bottle, the other four all aspirated - wow, is that different.
I am used to hydrogen peroxide as a mouth rinse or as tooth cleanser with baking soda.. but inhaled... totally different thang.

maybe it wasnt such a problem for you if you were taking such small amounts. Did you have any problems?

taken from this link:


http://educate-yourself.org/cancer/benefitsofhydrogenperozide17jul03.shtml


It is important that H202 be taken on an empty stomach. This is best accomplished by taking it either one hour before meals or three hours after meals. If there is food in the stomach, the reaction of H202 on any bacteria present may cause excess foaming, indigestion, and possibly even vomiting. Additionally, some animal research indicates that when H202 given orally combines with iron and small amounts of vitamin C in the stomach, hydroxyl radicals are created (J Inorg Biochem 89;35(1):55-69).

i didnt think oxygen therapies had much effect on parasites, just lower lifeforms such as viruses bacteria etc. i dunno if the parasites could limit your intake of oxygen through breathing in which case h2o2 inhalation i think would help

i found this link on the oxygen forum re: parasites and oxygen therapies
//www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=770896#i

I bought an Air-zone ozone generator last summer and since day one I swear it solved some lung issues which could have been parasite related.

Breathing O3 - Ozone or for that matter H202, won't kill many critters but what it can do is supply much needed O2 to help the body work as designed. Roundworms actually throttle available O2:


From

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/1999/10/991005071327.htm


"Hemoglobin in bacteria is used as an enzyme to destroy NO -- the 'primordial gas' which evolved before there was oxygen and is toxic in high amounts -- while in mammals, hemoglobin carries both oxygen and NO, using the NO to ensure oxygen delivery by dilating blood vessels," Minning said. "But in the Ascaris worm, NO is used to remove oxygen. Thus Ascaris hemoglobin is for the first time regulating the oxygen in its environment, although in this case it is getting rid of it.

"From the standpoint of hemoglobin biology, this finding represents a new function and a novel mechanism for Ascaris hemoglobin," she said. "In bacteria, hemoglobin's function is detoxification, while in mammals, its function is respiration. In Ascaris, at the evolutionary divide, we see the evolution of the 'functional switch' -- respiratory function (control of oxygen) and the detoxification function (removal of oxygen) are the same. And all is controlled by NO."

Minning's work in Ascaris biology was conducted in the laboratory of Dr. Daniel Goldberg, a Washington University microbiologist and HHMI investigator. The keys to hemoglobin's evolution, the researchers believe, are the chemical reactions that take place between hemoglobin, oxygen and NO, a ubiquitous chemical involved in many life processes. These findings suggest that contrary to commonly held beliefs, hemoglobin has evolved over millions of years in response to NO, and not oxygen.

i am offended. being compared to shatner. i would rather be compared to the ricardos neighbor fred mertz. at least he was funny.

that look of longing in your eyes betrays the emotions you deny, you hybrid, you.