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Hydrogen Peroxide Inhalation Method

Updated: 11/17/2009

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TONSILITIS

1 YEA

[YEA]  01/13/2009: Adam Haddad from Liverpool, UK writes: "Hi, I have started the inhalation method, i started during a bad case of tonsilitis, it has worked a treat, I use 1.5% solution h202, and de-ionised water, anyway this is my second day now and cant seem to sleep???? any reasoning behind this???? has this happened to anyone else??? will it stop????, please reply, thanking you in advance"

EC: In case you are like us and haven't heard this idiom before: "worked a treat" means to be very effective (British & Australian, informal) http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/worked+a+treat

01/14/2009: Jaques from Brighton, England replies: "......i have the same, it might be due to the extra oxygen making you feel more energised............it does have that affect but i expect you get used to it and get back to a normal pattern of sleep eventually, i know id rather be a bit sleepless for a while than have that awful virus again...........good luck with your inhalling for tonsilitus..........im sure it will work for you J"

04/24/2009: closedeyes from Los Angeles, CA replies: "This occurs when there is alot of dead virus, bacteria or dead parasites. The amino acid, L-Ornithine (500 mg) 2 capsules before bed will help. I read thins in Dr. Hulda Clark's books"

WHERE TO BUY NASAL PUMPS

08/28/2009: Deb from Slanesville, Wv writes: "For those of you who are having trouble finding spray bottles here are a couple of links to some that are available on-line:

I bought some of these on ebay and they arrived in about a week. Here's the auction link:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Five-Spray-Bottles-with-pump-plastic-nasal-empty_W0QQitemZ350211615729QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item518a3d2bf1&_trksid=p3286.m20.l1116

Also, www.specialtybottle.com has some nice cobalt blue glass spray bottles that spray a fine mist and work well. Here's the link:

http://www.specialtybottle.com/index.asp?PageAction=Custom&ID=3

Good luck and good health to everybody!
Deb"

WHERE TO FIND NASAL PUMPS

1 YEA
1 QUESTION

09/15/2009: Jane from Austin, Tx writes: "Just wanted to let all who are having a hard time finding that perfect spray bottle to do the H202 inhalation properly. I was having a hard time with this, and came across an herbal throat remedy that I had on hand for my children. I emptied out the contents (almost empty anyways) and this is perfect for the inhalation method - it sprays a fine mist and is intended to be sprayed at the back of your throat. I found this at Whole Foods in Austin, TX but any health food store should carry an herbal throat spray. Hope this helps."

[YEA]  02/21/2009: John from Bonham, Texas writes: "I looked all over for a nasal sprayer without any luck. I then went to the Wall-Mart drug department and purchased a small bottle of Saline nasal spray. I took it home, opened it, and pried the spray tip loose with a knife and pulled it off. I dumped the saline solution and rinsed the bottle out. I then filled it about half full of 3.18% peroxide I'd mixed and replaced the spray tip. I covered the bottle with a piece of thin black plastic to keep the light from going through the plastic spray bottle. (As you know, light and heat affects the strength of hydrogen peroxide) I mixed the solution using 1 oz. 35% food grade hydrogen proxide with 11 oz. of disilled water. This has worked wonderfully well for me. Oh, I keep the extra protion of the solution I've mixed in the refrigerator until I need a refill.
Best of health to everyone. John"

[QUESTION]  02/02/2009: Bill from St. Louis, MO, USA writes: "Question: Regarding Hydrogen Peroxide Inhalation Therapy: I have had difficulty finding nasal spray pumps. They are not available at my local Drugstore Chain. No luck with internet search either. I have read many articles on Earthclinic which produced two suggestions: Nasonex (a prescription drug), and Nebulizers (which also requires a prescription). Would it be possible for the readers to suggest which particular Nasal Spray Pumps or Nasal Spray Meds I could buy to get the right Nasal Pump? Thanks to all, and how can we thank Ted enough? Bill in St. Louis"

02/03/2009: Mary Bell from Houston, Texas replies: "this response was under Inhaling Peroxide comments:

[05/16/2008: Jay from Altoona, Florida] "Finally in desperation I bought a "Ocean Saline Nasal Sprayer Inhaler" --emptied out the contents --and replaced the saline with Hydrogen Peroxide 3% straight from the drug store shelf.I sprayed the H202 both in my throat and nose and relief was immediate. "

Also, ebay has some nasal inhalers that you can buy:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Five-Spray-Bottles-with-pump-plastic-nasal-empty_W0QQitemZ350150551543QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?_trksid=p3286.m20.l1116

Please not that these would be shipped from China and I expect the shipping time would be six weeks or more."

02/04/2009: Leslie from Bridlington, England replies: "To Bill in St Louis:

A very good Nasal Pump is available in the U S A, called "NASALINE",
The Distributors are "SQUIP" Lebanon N J
(908.534.1101).

Having had problems with Sinus for many years, this is the best purchase I ever made.
Best Wishes,
Leslie, Bridlington England. "

02/04/2009: Catherine from Seattle, Washington replies: "Bill, I am surprised you can't find nasal spray bottles in your local pharmacy. There are at least 10 choices at every grocery store and drugstore that I visit! Don't look for an empty one, you need to buy a saline or chemical solution for sinus and allergies and then empty the contents and sterilize it once you get home. Look for a nasal spray that uses a fine pump mist (printed on the bottle). Check the sinus and allergy section of any grocery store and I promise you will find a good number of choices. The bottle will cost anywhere from $4-$7. Remember to sterilize the bottle after you dump the contents with very hot water and soap, then fill it with your 3%."

02/18/2009: Tom from Fleet, Hants, UK replies: "Hi,i used the e-bay link provided by Jay for the Nasal Spray bottles. It took a total of sixteen days to come from China and all are working perfectly. Hope this helps as in UK most are sealed. Regards to all, Tom"

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