Date:   4/23/2003 8:52:11 PM ( 21 y ago)
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Well, I don't know if I'm an expert, but I have read a lot about peroxide therapy. All I know is from what I've read, and my own experiences using peroxide, but I wouldn't consider my self an "expert".

First of all, what type of candida infection do you have? What are your symptoms?

If you have intestinal candida (or any intestinal infection) I think that oral peroxide would be better than the other peroxide protocols. Other options are peroxide enemas or douches. If you have a systemic candida infection, you could try skin absorbtion or peroxide baths (or IV peroxide or ozone from a doctor).

Dan previously posted a link to http://www.azurefarm.com/ They appear to have the cheapest peroxide I've seen for sale. I contacted them, and they say that their peroxide is indeed full-strength 35%. You won't need very much for oral peroxide use, but you'll need quite a lot if you plan on taking peroxide baths. Also, peroxide is usually cheaper if you buy it in larger quantities.

As far as your other questions are concerned, I think they've already been covered for the most part on this forum, or on links I've posted. A good comprehensive site is: www.oxytherapy.com Please read as much as you can about how to use it, and the proper dosages, since it's possible to overdose if you take too much. It's very potent stuff!

I've recently found some information on how fish farmers use peroxide to keep their fish free of fungus, bacteria, etc. They use the same dosages that are commonly used for peroxide therapy! And it's approved by the FDA! If the FDA acknowledges that peroxide can safely cure these infections in fish, why don't they approve it for human use? Or why don't they at least fund some studies on it? Hmmm, very suspicious! I'll post this info soon.

Tim
 

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