UPDATE: Hydrogen Peroxide Inhalation Using a Nebulizer Recommended by Doctors (Recent Study)

That’s great, except you can’t find hydrogen Peroxide in any store.
Hasn’t been any here for. 6 months.

You bought the nebulizer, but it’s like owning a .30-07...

BE VERY careful with food grade 35% H2O2

like a couple of drops in a quart of water

Oregano Oil works too

Wrong...both of you..
actually the drugstore walgreens 3% stuff has tin stabilizers in it...that is why you only want to use food grade h2o2...and keep it in the fridge...

the over the counter stuff with the tin stabilizers..do no use that stuff except topically. not for ingestion or inhalation...food grade only...

Last Edited by Grove Street (revived) on 10/13/2021 03:01 PM

Yeah the article below can be disproved just with this thread. There were a bunch that came out at the same time. Making anyone that even thought you could inhale a fine mist of 3% hydrogen peroxide seem like a crazy person.

Fact check the fact checkers:

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I saw your post back a few weeks before. We had already ordered a nebulizer due to advice from Dr Tenpenny, Dr. Merrit, and other good ones in that orbit. Got the sickies here at the house this week. We've been using the nebulizer for a few days now. Hubby is using it currently sitting on the couch next to me, and the kiddos are fine with it as well. Only difficult one is the teenager, but that is par for the course.

tomorrow's news


Hospital full of people acting like horses and overdosing on hydrogen peroxide...


Don Lemon covering it...hospitals are overflowing with people galloping around like horses and breathing in deadly H2O2...

hee haw hhe haww..



how stupid do they think we are...

some of us actually know science and don't play stinky finger games in assholes and act like journalists

Breathing in the exhaust of a car driving by is probably far worse than that fine mist of store bought 3% hydrogen peroxide.

I'm not against the food grade stuff but you have to keep buying more because it has a bad shelf life. I might not want to wait 2 days to get some delivered when I can have a bottle from the grocery store in 15 minutes.

I rarely inhale it anyways. I only do it when I feel an infection coming on and only a few times a day.

The regular air quality in a city is much worse.

Thanks for posting... funny how the provaxx people come out on these threads.

Glad to hear it. I take the batteries out of mine when I don't use it because it drains them for some reason. Also, I never use the attachments, I figure it's just more stuff to wash.

fair enough point...and i wouldn't flinch using the store bought stuff in a pinch for my health..

i've worked 30 years around phosgene, pesticides, and other nasty chemicals, and im just fine.

of course with the right protocols..

im with you though , i was just being really nice for the people here who are scared of their own shadow...

geez...look at the world now....scared out of their skin over something with a 99.8% survival rate...

i've waded around in chemnical tanks before, been splashed with hexane, etc.

im just fine

how do you think we made buildings??? we inhaled some concrete dust too...so you guys could turn into a bunch of chickenshit fucktards...


the world is full of pussies..

Last Edited by Grove Street (revived) on 10/13/2021 03:10 PM

They annoy us long time. "You try vaccine, you like."

With chewing toddlers it's easier to have more than one attachment.

Boric acid powder < teaspoon in warm water to wipe eyes with cotton balls

Soothes and disinfects

Good for a stye in the eye or any eye infection

This disinfectant was used to sterilize instruments and bandages 100 years ago

Available pharmacy area of Walmart - target- all drug stores

$6 a bottle that lasts very long

Good for pets too - treating eyes

3% Hydrogen peroxide is safer to clean their toys with than spray cleaners. You can buy the brown bottles with a sprayer attached. I've seen them a few times.

I was listening to Joe Mercola interview David Brownstein. He recommends adding a drop or two of lugol's iodine to the HP. [link to stevenyager.org (secure)]

I'm going to give it a try.

I'd make sure I had my dosage right first... Thanks for the info!



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This was proven in early 2020.

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My mom was a very good old line nurse, st. Elizabeth’s Brighton, Class of 1951. She often would have us, even as kids, gargle with the 3% hydrogen peroxide with a cold or sore throat. After gargling, just spit it all out but don’t rinse your mouth. The residual would slowly trickle down your throat and regular breathing brought enough into your lungs and nasal cavity to kill the infection. That which went to the stomach would kill any stomach ailment. I recently saw a doctor who swears by rubbing it a.l over your body as a bath splash. She said it was absorbed by the skin.

My mom was a very good old line nurse, st. Elizabeth’s Brighton, Class of 1951. She often would have us, even as kids, gargle with the 3% hydrogen peroxide with a cold or sore throat. After gargling, just spit it all out but don’t rinse your mouth. The residual would slowly trickle down your throat and regular breathing brought enough into your lungs and nasal cavity to kill the infection. That which went to the stomach would kill any stomach ailment. I recently saw a doctor who swears by rubbing it a.l over your body as a bath splash. She said it was absorbed by the skin.

The paper I had originally found was from the 1940's.

During that time, the military was testing hydrogen peroxide aerosols as ways of disinfecting soldier's uniforms from biological weapons. That's why they had people go into a room full of nebulized 3% hydrogen peroxide rather than just have them breathe some in directly with a mask.

The theory being you could disinfect your body, clothing and lungs all at the same time. Not a bad idea.

I used it on two molars that developed an abscess and it cleared them up. No dentist visits needed. It has so many uses. I call it "Holy Water" because it's like water that heals. Just as long as you don't use too much.

they don't need to,

they'll just get some so called doctor to say on tv that this does not work,

and sheeple will believe it

Dr. Brownstein was explaining that nebulizing HP has an oxidizing effect. The way I understood it, you need a balance of oxidants and anti-oxidants. The oxidants help to break down old tissue that needs to be replaced.

I've used a nebulizer and 3% hydrogen peroxide for over a year. The results are amazing. My lungs are clear and I have no sinus problems.

Here's a method developed by Bill Munro. A nice old guy who's a bit of a legend. He survived decades with COPD using this. Thanks, Bill.



Last Edited by Whatever It Takes on 10/13/2021 03:36 PM

That's good. I regarded nebulized HP as a treatment only to be used when in danger of getting seriously sick. Now, I'm thinking that more frequent use would be good.

One point, if you prefer food grade HP, don't order the big size like I did. It only lasts so long before it loses its potency. Most of it will go to waste. Order the smallest size available.

I use a nasal spray daily and a another spray for my mouth.

Thanks Silver Bird. I will now add some Colloidal Silver to them.

I don't feel that "food grade" is necessary. 3% drugstore hydrogen peroxide is a very good product. I get like 100 treatments per $1 bottle. Lol.

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have 3 bc they keep getting packed up. read the prior thread on this, op where someone was saying mucus membranes would be impacted, but i had already been gargling with it, using a peroxide soaked q-tip.to swab my nostrils, and peroxide on a toothbrush for use on my teeth, gums, tongue to ensure bad bacteria in my mouth was treated when dealing with some sinus stuff from allergies. it totally helped! I just thought to do it as ut's in some toothpastes and people use it for teeth whitening... always have some on hand for first aid and some cleaning uses.

I'm wondering if it can be used in place of albuterol in a nebulizer? sounds like you have done so. that was my plan to do, but using it as i was, along with plantain tea and other teas, cleared up my chest without the need for the nebulizer.

recently bought some food grade peroxide just to have on hand, though have not used any yet.

thanks for updating us on this topic, op! it helps as back-up argument against shills and such, but like you (though definitely less experince) had already had success with peroxide.

thanks for the info on the eye drops with iodine solution. had little but of conjunctivitis due to those same allergy/sinus issues (environmental exposure to dust), but found some awesome homeopathic eye drops sold online. am going to ensure i have some of what you recommended on hand jic needed in the future for any eye discomfort.

thanks very much!!!