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

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.

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!!!

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.

thought he was going to use that inside his nose! thought to myself ... hmmm that's even better than applying inside nose on a qtip (which stopped bloody noses and the sinus issues which caused them).

i'm wondering where he is spraying in his mouth? his palate? back of his throat?

is it suggested to use food grade in this instance because it's going down the throat? as long as you keep hydrogen bottle closed it shouldn't go bad? maybe just open larger container to pour into other dark bottle, to prolong its shelf life since iirc food grade has no preservatives, that should make it last longer.

thought he was going to use that inside his nose! thought to myself ... hmmm that's even better than applying inside nose on a qtip (which stopped bloody noses and the sinus issues which caused them).

i'm wondering where he is spraying in his mouth? his palate? back of his throat?

is it suggested to use food grade in this instance because it's going down the throat? as long as you keep hydrogen bottle closed it shouldn't go bad? maybe just open larger container to pour into other dark bottle, to prolong its shelf life since iirc food grade has no preservatives, that should make it last longer.

Well, I sure as hell am not putting that stuff in my eyes. You got to be kidding. I will be getting a nebulizer... thanks for the info.

I took Albuterol as a kid. You won't get the same effect from the 3% hydrogen peroxide. The pump inhaler delivers a steroid that opens airways while the nebulized hydrogen peroxide kills infections. One offers fast breathing relief while the other offers a cure from infection. Once the infection is gone, you hopefully won't need anymore help breathing.

I wish I hadn't have used my inhaler as much as I did when I was younger. It can be a crutch more than a cure.

If you read more closely, you'll see there is no recommendation to put H2O2 into your eyes.

I took Albuterol as a kid. You won't get the same effect from the 3% hydrogen peroxide. The pump inhaler delivers a steroid that opens airways while the nebulized hydrogen peroxide kills infections. One offers fast breathing relief while the other offers a cure from infection. Once the infection is gone, you hopefully won't need anymore help breathing.

I wish I hadn't have used my inhaler as much as I did when I was younger. It can be a crutch more than a cure.

Trust me, you don't need food grade. That's a gimmick and it's hard to find in 3% solution. Go to Wally World and get an $0.88 bottle of hydrogen peroxide and dispense to nebulizer or spray bottle from that. It will last just fine after opening.

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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...

Store bought 3% Hyd. Per. contains stabilizers, namely phenol, sodium stannate, tetrasodium pyrophosphate, and acetanilide.

It can be used in a pinch, but should NOT be used regularly internally.

I still have the remains of a gallon of food grade 35% I purchased over 10 years ago. It loses potency over time, but it is still potent.

PRO TIP If you are symptomatic for any microbial infection, especially having symptoms in the lungs, add some colloidal silver to the H2O2.

i don't have asthma so getting rid of gunk was why I've used it. have had slight asthma from allergies which caused an infection. i don't like using albuterol inhaler or nebulizer when having bronchitis or such bc it makes me feel all jittery and heart races. dont like that feeling, doesn't feel natural or good to me. thinking the peroxide would attack the issue without need for steroids, but if someone needs immediate lung opening to breathe, i get your point. since caffeine also makes people breathe better rapidly, am now wondering if ther is a way to inhale caffeine vs. steroids. caffeine is a naturally occurring substance...guess steroids are from natural things, too....but, afaik they are not naturally occurring like caffeine is. hmmm. of course drinking coffee, like coffee, provides immediate relief for breathing issues. wonder if parents of children with asthma know this? have heard all these cases of little children dying from asthma bc theybdisnt have their rescue inhaler on them.

you need to read the op again.

I took Albuterol as a kid. You won't get the same effect from the 3% hydrogen peroxide. The pump inhaler delivers a steroid that opens airways while the nebulized hydrogen peroxide kills infections. One offers fast breathing relief while the other offers a cure from infection. Once the infection is gone, you hopefully won't need anymore help breathing.

I wish I hadn't have used my inhaler as much as I did when I was younger. It can be a crutch more than a cure.

No I don't. Been doing this for a long time. Those stabilizers need to be processed by the liver. It is not a death sentence which is why I said that "in a pinch" you can use it internally. And YES, nasal inhalation and gargling is INTERNAL use.

No I don't. Been doing this for a long time. Those stabilizers need to be processed by the liver. It is not a death sentence which is why I said that "in a pinch" you can use it internally. And YES, nasal inhalation and gargling is INTERNAL use.

your the same person who was saying to use food grade bc of mucus membranes in that earlier thread some weeks or months ago.

now that op has addressed that concern, you have moved onto fear mongering about the liver.

i smell ewwwww.

DO FUCK OFF FEAR MONGERER. your ilk must have some monetary interest the food grade peroxide or you just love to try and sow FEAR.

it ain't working bitch, it's never going to work ever again....for any of you.

Store bought 3% Hyd. Per. contains stabilizers, namely phenol, sodium stannate, tetrasodium pyrophosphate, and acetanilide.

It can be used in a pinch, but should NOT be used regularly internally.

I still have the remains of a gallon of food grade 35% I purchased over 10 years ago. It loses potency over time, but it is still potent.

PRO TIP If you are symptomatic for any microbial infection, especially having symptoms in the lungs, add some colloidal silver to the H2O2.

no dipshit, I am not the same person. I have actually recommended storebought 3% H202 for nebulization in MANY covid threads since the scamdemic first started. Mostly under User name "the Decider" which became Augmentalist.

But I am adding to the conversation, and simply said don't use it REGULARLY, b/c most people's livers are fubar and don't need to deal with more toxins.

Plus the food grade 35% is cheap and lasts a very long time.

Butthurt about that? Too bad. Eat a bag of dicks.

i recommend everyone have one of these...

i used one ten years when i had a bad bout of bronchitis..

worked like a charm

I have severe asthma that is mostly uncontrolled

Tried the hydrogen peroxide in my nebulizer, couple of drops in sterile distilled water. Almost choked to death coughing.

Got some NAC, seems to be making the asthma worse also.

Suggestions?

Where is your backup info on that? Pretty sure OP provided his..where is yours?

I have consumed the stuff before and I'm still ok.

Can you recommend a reliable brand of nebulizer? The ones on Amazon have poor and fake reviews. Thanks!

I nebulize straight 3% hydrogen peroxide. It causes some coughing at first, but it is breaking up congestion. I seem to tolerate it well, otherwise.

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I'm looking at the bottle right now: hydrogen peroxide and purified water. That's it.

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Can you recommend a reliable brand of nebulizer? The ones on Amazon have poor and fake reviews. Thanks!

Yeah umm not gonna happen. Burn your lungs with H2O2 NOPE!