R.e. intestines: supposedly a magnetic pulser will work well for sites
not reached by blood electrification. A good one comes from SOTA
instruments.
JBB
Jason / AVRA wrote:
Mike:
I have reviewed most of the material that touts dangers to H2O2 usage
internally. There is every reason to apply caution and due consideration.
However, I'm also aware of many people who have used H2O2 internally for
years, and are in FANTASTIC health.
H2O2 is NOT a toxic substance. Caustic, yes, toxic, no. The reason for the
feeling in the stomach has nothing to do with respiration or the body
"wanting to get rid of it". It has ONLY to do with the extreme reaction
that H2O2 with organic material, especially bacteria.
A metabolic reaction is evident within seconds of drinking a H2O2 solution.
I don't know how, in fact I can't IMAGINE how, but oxygen content in the
bloodstream seems to be increased. I am very greatful that I both listened
to the nay-sayers ( you can find nay-sayers about anything! ) and used it
despite the fears.
The common H2O2 reaction is due to the explosive liberation of that extra
oxygen molecule. Once this occurs, you are left with water and oxygen. The
oxidizing power of H2O2 is quite amazing. Bottom line, however, is that
I've seen MORE evidence that it should cautiously used on WOUNDS then for
internal use.
When in doubt, get educated on BOTH sides of an "arguement".
As far as using h2o2 internally, I think those that advocate it might
approach it a bit extremely. I don't think anywhere NEAR the recommended
amount is truly needed to experience a positive benefit from its use.
A few years ago, I acquired some sort of nasty parasite in the lower
intestines. Colloidal silver didn't do the trick ( of course it helped my
body ), bentonite internally helped incredibly but could not completely
eradicate the problem, the zapper helped but could not eliminate the
problem... So I added the H2O2 to the mix, and the problem was solved in
short order. I really think it took a combination of treatments. The
zapper killed SOMETHING within the first few hours of use - there was
visible evidence. BUT zappers are not strong for use in the intestines.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Monett" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, October 20, 2001 12:31 PM
Subject: CS>Re: CS & H2O2
Hi Julie,
I'm surprised to find that some people recommend H2O2 as a health
cure. The reason for the gag response is hydrogen peroxide is part
of the respiration cycle. It is toxic and the body tries to get rid
of it as soon as possible. Naturally, it doesn't want more, so you
gag when you try to drink it.
As with anything, you have to sift through the available evidence
and make up your own mind. I attach little importance to articles
written by someone trying to sell something.
If I can find independant articles that seem to say the same general
thing, I feel that carries more weight. In the case of H2O2, there
is a wealth of information that indicates it may be harmful. Here
are some links I found:
Oxygen Free Radicals and Aging Part I
http://intelegen.com/nutrients/free_radicals_and_aging_1.htm
Oxygen Free Radicals and Aging: Part II
http://intelegen.com/nutrients/free_radicals_and_aging_2.htm
Oxygen Free Radicals and Aging: Part III
http://intelegen.com/nutrients/free_radicals_and_aging_3.htm
Oxygen Free Radicals and Mitochondrial Mutation
http://vector.cshl.org/geneticorigins/mito/theory4.html
Reactive Oxygen Species and Antioxidant Vitamins
http://www.orst.edu/dept/lpi/f-w97/reactive.html
Here's one with pictures showing where H2O2 occurs in the
respiration cycle: Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS)
http://www.rndsystems.com/asp/g_sitebuilder.asp?bodyId=222
Regards,
Mike Monett
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