Hi everyone In 2007 my GP told me that I had COPD I was then refered to a Respiratory clinic for futher test, and was confirmed I was at what they called Mild Stage Emphysema.In 2008 my health started to get worse I can not remember how many times that I ended up in the emergency room.A friend of mine told me about H2O2 Foodgrade, and the benefits that other people have had by diluteing it in distilled water and then drinking it.I done a bit of research on this 35% food grade hydrogen peroxide and what I read about this was really amazing I thought well what have I got to lose I followed all the insructions on preperation of this H2O2Foodgrade 35% and within the first week I felt great wow this stuff really does work.
Over the next few years I always take 35% food grade hydrogen peroxide before the winter comes and it has certainly cut my time going to the emergency room by more than half. If anyone wants to have a look at amazing stuff you can google. (Hydrogen Peroxide - Internal Use)
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I was diagnosed as having COPD (Bronchiectasis) about 4 1/2 years ago.
And no where in my extensive research on the subject have I come across the suggestion that taking hydrogen peroxide (35% or otherwise) is a good idea. For anything. Whiten teeth maybe, if gargled.
I was thinking of running it past my GP, but I'm frightened the big burly, hairy armed men in nurses uniforms will appear. Going to need more than 2 hooks to get me on that one.
I to have bronchiectasis and get frequent lung infections. A persistent use of antibiotics resulted in peripheral neuropathy. I tried searching for alternative ways of dealing with my lung problem. I found an ayverdic phiciscian in England and bought herbs from him but sadly they didn't work. I am thinking to try H2O2 but scared.
How did it work for you? Are you better? I hope not worse.
I've never heard of it either, but I do gargle with it at the first sign of a sore throat, as recommended by chemists.
Lynne xx
Quackery and pseudo science. And why on earth would you need to try any such thing when the outlook for someone with mild copd is for a pretty much normal life span - assuming you stop smoking?
Good suggestion, perhaps they could come back to us on this, it would be usefull for all of us to know there opinion.
polly xx
I sourced this on the web as it sounded interesting as I was looking for anything to make my husbands life better.
This is what I found out about it.
Medical Uses
Drinking or injecting high-strength hydrogen peroxide products sold online to treat serious diseases such as AIDS can be harmful. The "35 percent food grade hydrogen peroxide" products are highly corrosive and ingesting them could cause stomach irritation and ulcers, gastrointestinal erosion, and perforation. Injecting the products intravenously could lead to blood vessel inflammation, bubbles in blood vessels and potentially life-threatening allergic reactions. The FDA has not approved 35 percent hydrogen peroxide for any use. The agency sent warnings to two Texas-based firms, DFWX and Frad 35 Inc., in which the agency said the firms were illegally selling 35 percent hydrogen peroxide products to treat AIDS, cancer, emphysema and other serious diseases.
With the FDA being in bed with the Pharmaceutical Company , I for one take what they say with a grain of salt. Please do more research on this before making a final decision. When hydrongen peroxide is diluted it is safe, and also i heard it is good to nebulize with. I have looked into this and will be trying it myself . Maureen usa
you have open minded voice of reason maureen, I agree, some pharmaceutical companies are richer than some entire country's. I will be asking and looking into it too.
Hi there, you are thinking just the same as I am.But I don't think I wish to nebulise H2O2 first . maybe to ingest first .But don't forget it has to be distilled water. You can find information on YouTube.
Hi Oxytic I'm curious to know if you ever did nebulise h202. I've bought a bottle of 3% food grade but I'm a bit wary of using it. I've got bronchiectasis and now have pseudomonas too.
I've been nebulising pure garlic for a couple of months now and that seems to have kept colds at bay, but I'm desperate to get rid of pseudomonas.
Would love to hear how you're getting on.
Cheers
when I was a kid I actually put hydrogen peroxide on an open wound.It bubbled to the point it looked like it was vigorously boiling. I told dad what I did, Big mistake. As well as a cut on my finger I also got a red ear. It was also the first time i heard the term "doolally" from mum.
I'm an Aussie.
For goodness sake 2hooks take heed of sweetthing12's post.
I'd just like to point out that Mr j2hooks DID say that he diluted the 35% HP "in distilled water". Consequently, assuming that he ingested a weak enough solution it would no longer qualify as high-strength hydrogen peroxide.
As in everything, it's "all about the percentages"!
(j2hooks. It might be useful to state exactly what dilution rate you used, hydrogen peroxide /distilled water.)
No just someone with copd who will never give up hope and will always keep looking for natural cures . If I did'nt have insurance as many in my country I would not be able to afford my medicine (Symbicort). Snake oil salesman? Maureen usa
I use a Lung Flute mucus clearing device to clear my lungs but I sometimes have trouble removing infections so will look into this, I see this diluted formula can also be used in a nebuliser with very good results.
My question is have you tried a control?, it's possible that it is the water rather than the hydrogen peroxide. Doctors are always saying people dont drink enough and are mildly dehydrated. The increase in water intake could have sometimes quite dramatic effects, i.e thinning mucus.
Hi, I am at an advanced stage of copd. I'm wondering about what effect H2O2 would have if used in an electronic cigarette. What mix is considered safe? In my Ecig I use only menthol 0 nicotine. I'm thinking the misting with Ecig would be an effective way of getting the H2O2 into the lungs efficiently.
Doctors are paid by pharma companies, so they will push what they are given.
In Hong Kong it's really bad.
You go in with a minor ailment and walk out with about 20 different pills and liquids, most of which have absolutely no benefit. Yet people trust the doctors word.
I am searching the info about 35% Foodgrade HP for COPD. Have you spoken to your doctor about your results?
I found quite a few evidences but all of them from people who used the stuff on their own initiative. Doctors usually do not advise. This fact puts me off of trying. Thank you.
Hi Nn21 doctors will not advise, because it has no support from chemical companies. Its something you will have to find out for your self . I guess its a matter of how bad the illness has got for you that will make you decide weather to try some thing else, when all other things are not improving your condition I wish for you hope and comfort in the dilemma you face .I know for I am myself in the same situation ,in the same threshold as yourself
To those of you who we're thinking of nebulising h202, I'd love to hear how you are getting on. I've just bought the 3% food grade and am trying to pluck up the courage to try it. I've had bronchiectasis all my life (64 years) and now have pseudomonas. I don't want to go down the antibiotics route with nasty side effects.
hi is it ok to dilute in deionised water as well as destilled.deionised is purer.? it's just that everyone talks about purity and deionised is purer. bit confused
I have read the comments about the benefits of using hydrogen peroxide. What I haven't heard,( that I would love to, ) is the improvements in your pulmonary function test. Has anyone actually seen an improvement in any of the numbers that indicate your lung function? for me, that would be a good indicator as to how well this therapy is working.
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Going to need more than 2 hooks to get me on that one. 
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