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Contraindications
Posted by Eve (United Kingdom) on 06/16/2019
Hi there, Does anyone know if you can use the inhalation method with mercury amalgam fillings? I found out the hard way that you really cannot drink it unfortunately, and I haven't had them removed yet. I got so many benefits from H2O2 (before I got sick due to teh mercury released) that I would like to be able to use it. Alternatively can I drink it using a straw as one person suggested? Sorry if this has been covered, I haven't been able to find the answer.
Contraindications
Posted by John T. (United States) on 03/20/2020
Inhalation, if done correctly, should bypass your fillings. I would not recommend using the H2O2 mouth rinse though. I suspect, that a good deal of rinsing with water and spitting would minimize any amalgam/H2O2 reactions.
General Feedback
Posted by Diana ( MN) on 02/25/2019
★★★★★
I would like to use a diffuser with hydrogen peroxide in it but I sleep with 2 dogs. My question is can I safely do this with dogs in the room? Thanks.
Hydrogen Peroxide Inhalation Methods
Posted by Chris (Iowa) on 03/20/2017 4 posts
How are you doing with it?
Broad Benefits
Posted by Carol (Belfast, Northern Ireland) on 04/26/2017
Hello, I read your post and was impressed. I suffer from chronic sinusitis problems and can't breathe through my nose at all I can't clear it at all -- even with my prescribed prescribed medication sprays.
I would like to know do you use 3% peroxide with how much (warm) water?
Thanking you, Carol. x
Broad Benefits
Posted by John (Pennsylvania) on 01/20/2018
Can any appreciable amount of oxygen get into bloodstream from inhaling H2O2 mist several times a day?
Lung Issues
Posted by Freda (British Columbia) on 06/06/2016
Hi Geoff
Can you advise how you are taking the Food Hydrogen peroxide?
Lung Issues
Posted by Geoffrey Terry (Adelaide Australia) on 06/09/2016
Hi Kennywally,
Any information at all with regards to COPD is very helpful! I have heard of the ACV as well but not tried it..(as yet) the H2O2 has done wonders for me, but anything that comes along I'm willing to give it a go.
In a Rehab unit I was in a few years ago now, there was a large sign on the wall....it read, "When you can't breath, nothing else matters" and that sentence is so true.
Thanks for letting me know about the ACV. all the best Kennywally.
Lung Issues
Posted by Alice (Texas) on 10/13/2016
I am on oxygen at night. Do I need to stop it now as I plan to start the treatment today. I also have a stomach ulcer.. What is your insight on this? ANY help will be appreciated. Thanks, Alice
Lung Issues
Posted by Aung (Singapore) on 02/16/2018
Hi,
My father have lung issue for 5 years and his condition not improved. He can hardly go out from home. Please let me know you are still fine after treating with H2O2?
Lung Issues
Posted by Ann (Norfolk, Va) on 07/31/2018
I have also experienced severe wheezing, coughing and restricted breathing since I started the protocol. Mine started within 2 days, and has gotten worse over this first week. I had finally gotten my asthma under control through using homeopathic remedies and then it started again with the H2O2 protocol. Not being able to breathe is a side effect I can't deal with so I stopped the protocol. Your testimony is the only place I've seen where someone else experienced this, too. I wish I knew if this was “normal” to experience.
Asthma
Posted by Sandy (Il) on 07/13/2020
Hello Mama to Many,
I feel breathlessness many times. Specially winter and in summer if it it humid. Also I feel breathless when I have not eaten anything for a longtime. I feel breathlessness if I have some tensions of completing a task like cooking, cleaning etc. Can I use 35% food grade h202 by putting one drop in 8 oz water?
Lung Issues
Posted by Mama To Many ( Tennessee) on 05/14/2015
I think either is fine.
High Altitude
Posted by Hot___rocks (Albuquerque, Nm) on 04/01/2015
Hi! I've been battling with an ongoing staph infecting for about 5 years now. ABX obviously don't work & I've been using minerals as ABX whenever the boils/cysts presents itself.
I've used H2o2 IV's in the past, but they are so incredibly expensive I haven't been able to keep up with them long enough to eradicate this bacteria fully (though it's definitely weakened). I think nebulizing with H2o2 is the ticket & after reading so much about your experiences and successes, I'm sold.
I'm worried about nebulizing H202 in high altitudes. Should this be a concern? I'm between 5,000 - 7,000 feet above sea level and I've only just moved here, so my lungs have been feeling a slow readjustment to new altitude.
Thanks for any help/input. x Mallory
High Altitude
Posted by Dl (Little Rock) on 09/15/2015
Turmeric is the answer to boils, staph - I have used after learning on EC for years. Buy a very large bag at the local Indian grocer, take a teaspoon at a time several times a day when you have boils, works wonders, dries up quick, pain stops. Search the site and read all about this spice.
General Feedback
Posted by Gus (Northampton, Massachusetts) on 03/27/2015
I've been doing some research on Bill Munro's hydrogen peroxide inhaling treatment and so far all I've found indicates that it is extremely toxic. Of course, prior to finding as much information, I decided to give it a try by adding 1 tiny drop of h2o2 to my albuterol solution and the first time, worried about the consequences I found it felt as if it might work. My breathing immediately improved and felt different than just taking the albuterol. Unfortunately, after having read more, I must say I am now more worried of continuing. I'd appreciate any information amy one can provide on the subject.
General Feedback
Posted by Mmsg (Somewhere, Europe) on 03/27/2015
Gus, the internet has every idea and it's exact opposite all over the web. So if you experienced help from it, go for it BUT SLOWLY. For example, I alway water down even the plain 3% HP from the drugstore even just for rinsing the mouth.
General Feedback
Posted by Mama to Many (Tennessee) on 03/27/2015
Dear Gus,
I agree with Mmsg.
We have found H2O2 inhalation (via inhalation or nebulizer) to work very well and we have not had any side effects in our family.
I do not think I would mix albuterol with Hydrogen Peroxide. I am not a chemist; perhaps it is okay. But unless I was sure there would be no reaction to use both together, I would use them apart. Maybe even 4 hours apart from each other. We have used albuterol and hydrogen peroxide in the nubulizer, but never at the same time. When I use peroxide in the nebulizer, I dilute it with distilled water. 5 drops hydrogen peroxide to 35 drops of water.
~Mama to Many~
Improved Sleep
Posted by Courtney (Granite Bay, Ca) on 02/11/2015
RH, are you referring to cool mist humidifiers that can be purchased pretty much anywhere? (I already have one, which is why I'm asking.) As for the H2O2, which type, the standard drug store variety H2O2 or food grade? Thanks in advance!
Breathing Issues
Posted by Brian (Uk) on 11/02/2015
Hi Myway,
Please tell me more about REmag and blackseed please.
Lung Issues
Posted by Phillip (Nm - New Mexico) on 04/05/2015
Thank you for your help... I agree I have been very confused... and have been scared to try because of the dangers of food grade hp listed.. dont really say what the dangers are... let you know how it goes... I'm glad you are feeling better.
Lung Issues
Posted by Adam (Manorville, Ny) on 01/02/2018
Mark do you have COPD? Do you think inhaling H2O2 increases lung compacity? Do you get inflammation and coughing and wheezing after the treatment?
COPD
Posted by Ed (Campbell, Calif 95008) on 08/24/2018 2 posts
Can anyone verify that this method has cured anyone with COPD or exactly how has it helped them?
I did read that taking Ginger Tea, Vit A, Omega 3, Vit D3, Ginsing and red sage were very beneficial as well, can anyone verify these steps to improving COPD or making it easier to live with it.....Thank You....Ed
Sterilizing Tap Water
Posted by Bamagirl (Alabama, US) on 10/31/2014
I have read that you should not use tap water in the neti pot due to potential parasites, etc. I normally use distilled, but have a trip coming up. If I use peroxide in the water, would it sterilize the tap water? I don't want to carry along a jug of distilled water or have to find a place to boil some. Thanx
Lung Issues
Posted by Norma (Illinois, US) on 10/09/2014
★★★☆☆BETTER BUT WITH SIDE EFFECTS
I am a smoker and have shortness of breath, I thought I would try bill munroe's hydrogen peroxide inhalation, I have been doing this for about a week or 10 days. I do believe my shortness of breath might be a "little" better but I am so tired I cannot hardly stay awake. I usually get 5-6 hrs sleep per night but now am getting 7-8 hr sleep @ night and have no energy at all. Is this from the hydrogen peroxide inhalation or do you think it would be something else? I am thinking of quitting the hydrogen peroxide, what does everyone think? Thanks.
Lung Issues
Posted by Theresa (Tallahassee, Fl) on 10/16/2016
No one can be sure I guess, but I actually got more energy from the inhalation therapy. One thought came to mind tho as a long time smoker myself.
It is not recommended to use the peroxide after any breathing treatment or cigarette. Causes chemical reaction. So try that. Make sure you have not smoked or done any breathing tx close to the time you do the Perox.
Good luck.
If you had a heavy fungal infection in your lungs (these are often very difficult to diagnose, especially histo and a few others. Not like other fungus at all! It took a very long time on high dose of antifungals to make improvement years back when I had it disseminate again. Despite not having Aids, but actually having an OVER active immune(autoimmune) I have gotten disseminated histo 2x in my life. I suspect I am not alone and many are never diagnosed properly. Blood test missed it on 3 out 4 tests. This is worse because most doctors do the wrong test for histo. I am nearly blind from the immune reactivity during and after histo subsides in some of us. That is very rare tho and I suspect many are walking around with low grade, undiagnosed fungal infections draining the life from us. I am lucky my test was positive and they now keep me on maintenance. DOES NOT STOP me from getting some fungal infections in my lungs tho and the peroxide DOES HELP!
Breathing Issues
Posted by Prioris (Fl) on 09/23/2014
Did you try systemic anti-fungals?
Breathing Issues
Posted by Gratitude (Northeast, Usa) on 09/25/2014
Robert Henry,
Hello and thank you. Have read EC for many years and have enjoyed a lot of your posts. I wish you well in your current plan! I will definitely go watch the videos by Dr Shallenberger. Bummed he doesn't have a video on lung issues. Hoping he does right by you. Thank you! :)
Robert from Arnaudville,
Many people seem to get help from the
Mullein, Hyssop, Vinegar, Cayenne
remedy by Dave found on here too. Maybe that is an option for you? I may try to nebulize the HP when I can afford to get a nebulizer.
Breathing Issues
Posted by Gratitude (Northeast, Usa) on 09/27/2014
Ed2010,
To help with detox, take lobelia dose once a day? Or more? Had a bad night and think will try adding this lobelia to help clear lungs/throat. Thanks!
Breathing Issues
Posted by Chris (Mo., US) on 09/30/2014
I just read your post concerning lobelia tincture, I assume this is for difficulty breathing, I think I will try this to see if it will help me with my shortness of breath, I tried jacks tea for about a week and it did not help me, the only thing I did different is I could not find mullein pods so I got some mullein leaves and boiled & strained the leaves, got leaves from a health food store. do you think the lobelia will help me or can you suggest anything else? I feel fine other than I really get winded just even walking across the room. thank you so much for any help you can suggest.
Breathing Issues
Posted by Liz (Massachusetts, Usa) on 04/24/2015
Hi RH, a while back you mentioned that you've been using a cool mist humidifier at night and that you add 1/2 cup of drugstore peroxide to the water and found that it helped you and your bride breathe through your nose all night.
I wondered if you use regular, old tap water or if you use distilled water?
Thanks!
Breathing Issues
Posted by Roxanne (Arizona) on 03/04/2016
I tried putting 1 oz of Food Grade Hydrogen Peroxide (fghp) in one gallon of filtered water in a cool vapor vaporizer --using for asthma and copd. I got these directions from the seller of the h202. The vapor ruined my comforter cover and pillow cases and a sheet, and pajama top--small to medium size holes! I hate to think what this might be doing to my lungs. I didn't notice the holes until I washed the linens and the holes appeared. It was obviously too potent.
Breathing Issues
Posted by Tricia (Ireland) on 04/25/2015 84 posts
Not quite answering the question but may I add a little note here. In checking out the purity of the H20 that I use, I needed to know if there were stabilizers in the ingredient list, I rang the manufacturing company and lied. Told them my daughter was doing a school project and needed to know if there were any added ingredient in the product, to be told "No absolutely not". I would worry more about the stabilizers added to the peroxide as opposed to the water quality. Peroxide should clean the water by itself.
Breathing Issues
Posted by Liz (Massachusetts) on 04/26/2015
Thank you, Robert Henry!
I'd been using tap water but wanted to double-check to verify that it was okay to use.
My humidifier came with instructions to clean the unit's base once a week with white vinegar, and to clean the water tank with 1T of bleach mixed with water, so I've been doing that all along.
Thanks, again!
P.S. Many of my family members and friends call me "Lizzie", too. :)
Breathing Issues
Posted by Lisa (Jacksonville Fl) on 05/06/2015
In my opinion...and I'm not a doctor, but if you are inhaling it correctly, and using a good nasal mist pump bottle, I cannot see where you wouldn't have an easier time breathing. I would imagine if you are severe...you may not be getting it deep enough into your lungs. I think you are on the right track. Most of the articles I have read on this...and I have read many, ...they say you sometimes will have a little discomfort as it may be stirring up all the toxins and bacteria and it takes time to expell it. I was on the drinking method for a month due to having problems with bacteria in my stomach a lot. My fifth day, I vomited nothing but bile and bacteria. That was suppose to happen and it meant it was working on me. Same thing I would imagine applies. You have very little space in your lungs and it may take time to clear your situation up. I wish you all the luck in the world. I have researched for over a month straight on all these h2o2 therapies and I have not found anyone who didn't have some type of success out of it. And trust me...I looked. I love this and I am so happy to have found this...I won't ever stop and I will be 54 next month. My son is 28 and he has major issues where he can't breathe thru his nose at night...and sometimes during the day. I am putting him with a humidifier at night in his room. Will update soon.
Breathing Issues
Posted by Roxanne (Arizona) on 03/11/2016
It is a humidifier, not a nebulizer that ruined my bedding. Thank you
Breathing Issues
Posted by Wendy (Wakefield ) on 05/24/2016
Hello, I have pulmonary fibrosis and want to try the peroxide inhalation method, I just want to know if I use the 3% food grade raw and how many times a day do I inhale? I'm not sure if I dilute the 3% or not can you help.
Breathing Issues
Posted by Linda (Wisconsin) on 02/04/2017
Was that 3% or 35% used in humidifier? it must have been 35%, which would be way too strong undiluted and could do that. On this site it clarifies ratios when using 3 % or 35% and even percentages in between. You can print them off or copy them. Good Luck and best wishes in future.
General Feedback
Posted by Mmsg (Somewhere, Europe) on 09/15/2014
Norma, I use regular ol' cheapy H2O2 for inhaling.
General Feedback
Posted by Mmsg (Somewhere, Europe) on 09/16/2014
Norma, I use it for any respiratory discomfort, from sniffles to a lung infection.
General Feedback
Posted by Jill (South Dakota) on 09/05/2016
Please people - should only buy the h202 at store that only has purified water added. other ingredients are very very toxic! Check the labels.
About Bill Munro
Posted by Baldev (Mumbai, India) on 05/27/2015 180 posts
Hi,
What happened to Bill, on 26th he has answered the mail. Please, let us know. I hope he is fine. Baldev
EC: Hi Baldev,
You mean Bill Thompson answered the email? It's Bill Munro who passed away over a year ago.
About Bill Munro
Posted by Sonja S. (Robina, Australia) on 01/29/2021
Will it treat Non Tuberculosis Micro Bacteria?
About Bill Munro
Posted by Sandra (Houston, Tx) on 02/01/2018
That is very cool. Wish I could find a MD like yours. Been dealing with this cough and fatigue for too long now.
General Feedback
Posted by Ellie (Upstate, Ny) on 01/23/2014
Hydrogen Peroxide Inhalation for lungs. Does anyone have suggestions about the taste? I did one inhalation with 4 pumps. I think I only inhaled the first pump (because of the taste I must of tensed up and the remaining pumps pooled up) and swallowed the last 3. I decided to wait to continue until the taste went away but it lasted on and off for about 3 days. Is it because I swallowed a small amount or is the taste normal? I'd like to use this method again as a preventative measure.
General Feedback
Posted by Baiazid (Gvrd, Bc) on 11/15/2013
H2O2 inhalation + ACV or Vit C:
Hi, I have read about not mixing H2O2 with ACV and Vit C for drinking, but my question is about the inhalation method. Does anyone know if it they can be applied together or not? And Why? Thank You
General Feedback
Posted by Baiazid (Gvrd, Bc) on 01/25/2014
Hi Jenny,
Thanks for answering. I have not formulated my question clearly. It does look like I meant to ask if they can be mixed and inhaled. What I actually meant was if I can inhale just the h2o2 solution as Bill says and then, right after, if I can drink the acv.
Will that have the same effect as if I drank the h2o2 drops and then drank the acv? This is my question and I should have presented it better.
Lung Issues
Posted by Mmsg (Somewhere, Europe) on 09/09/2013
Jonathan, remember to dilute the h2o2.
Lung Issues
Posted by Rebel (Usa) on 09/09/2013
If spraying in the nose... Be sure to dilute down to a safe solution AND BE SURE to use ONLY distilled or BOILED water. This is important! But if, he is going to spray into the lungs 3% should be fine.
General Feedback
Posted by Jacob (Spokane, Washington, United States) on 07/23/2013
I want to use the inhalation method for hydrogen peroxide and was wondering if this would be as effective as drinking hydrogen peroxide for a chronic pain issue?
General Feedback
Posted by Mmsg (Somewhere, Europe) on 07/24/2013
Jacob, I wouldn't know how to compare it as I don't take it internally, but for me the inhalation of h2o2 is very useful for any respiratory related ailment, and possibly for more things too.
General Feedback
Posted by Sue (Buffalo, Ny) on 02/04/2013
I was searching for some ideas regarding natural therapies to supplement allopathic treatment for pneumonia and came across your site. I was very surprised to see a recommendation for peroxide inhalation to treat pneumonia. Yikes! While I can appreciate an exchange of ideas and see your site has a disclaimer regarding medical advice, I'd just like to make a comment to site participants that I would strongly discourage inhaling peroxide. Just as it creates a "bubbling" effect on a wound, the same would most likely happen in an infected lung creating a dangerous compromise in lung function and make things worse. I am not a physician, but an RN with 28yrs experience and I hope no one does that without talking to their doctor.
Dercum's Disease
Posted by Lynette (Laguna Woods, Ca.) on 12/11/2018
Hi Nicola, it's serendipitous that l got dercums in June 2010, a technician doing a Darkfield Microscopy on me said he thoughts that what l had. l would love to talk to you, how your progressing w/this horror we have. Mine also turned into Lipedema. Thanks, Lynette
Breathing Issues
Posted by Brian (Greater Manchester, Lancashire United Kingdom) on 01/13/2013
haveing read lots about taking hydrogen peroxide. I tried the nasel spray method. and didn't think it very good, so I wundered if it could be taken like a steam inhailer so that it goes in the lungs like a vapour inhailer, via a tube with a cooler along the tube simalar to the gaget the arabs do there smoking.
i would be greatfull for your reply. yours truly brian c jeffs.
Breathing Issues
Posted by Linda (Wisconsin) on 02/04/2017
The nasal inhaler is suppose to be used in the mouth not up the nose. In Bill Munro's video he explains that using a nasal inhaler emits a fine spray so is easily inhaled via the mouth into the lungs. Hope that helps.
General Feedback
Posted by Megg (North Vernon, Indiana) on 10/12/2012
You all are fantastic. The stuff I have been reading is just overwhelming!! I would like to know instead of ussing the nasal spray I would like to use the nebulizer. How much h202 can I put in it? I have 3% food grade hydrogen peroxide. if I wanted to add DMSO and CS to it how much and how often for all? thanks so much for all your help:) mrichards03(at)cinergymetro.net
General Feedback
Posted by Jenny (Chicago) on 11/28/2013
Sue, my understanding is that DMSO neutralizes hydrogen peroxide. I wouldn't mix them for that reason. Also, internal peroxide and DMSO by themselves are both very experimental. While I'm personally game for most anything if many people testify that it helped and did not apparently harm them, I wouldn't throw these remedies together willy nilly in a bottle and inhale them!
Side Effects
Posted by Tim (Guam) on 10/09/2012
Greeting, I just started inhaling HP 3% food grade. I bought this from sunfoods at least two years ago. I am not doing it on a regular base and started 5 days ago.
My issue is right around when I started taking HP I started getting flu type symptoms, my little ones where sick so I thought it was from them. I'm not sure this is the case. I am congested, coughing so bad I start throwing up; throat and chest area is hurting when I cough. and now having joint pains. My coughs are very dry but at times flim comes up its just clear & white. I want to keep using the treatment. Is this normal, it can be pretty painful and hard to deal with at work. Is it possible the HP is bad? Also I'm a smoker and stupidly still smoking while doing treatment. I would appreciate your insights. Regards
Breathing Issues
Posted by Rhonda (Manchester) on 08/31/2015
Is there anyway I can get in touch with Bill Munro? I do not have insurance but ended up in the er dx with copd. I cannot breathe and only have 1 inhaler that does not work. I am a little bit afraid to inhale the h2o2 but I would like to talk to him about downloading food grade h2o2 down to 3% and do not know how to do this.
I also wanted to know what he thought about everybody saying that h2o2 degrees the lung tissue but I would believe that the h2o2 would to breed the nicotine and tar off of the alveoli. please if it all possible if you have his email or some way I could contact him would you please let me know thank you so much. Rhonda
EC: Dear Rhonda,
Sadly, Bill Munro died a couple of years ago. So sorry.
Lung Issues
Posted by Raquel (New Orleans, Louisiana) on 09/11/2012
Question: I'm entertaining hydrogen peroxide inhalation for recurring lung infections complicated by Sarcoidosis in my lungs. Does anyone have any information on hydrogen peroxide inhalation and sarcoidosis? Thank you.
Lung Issues
Posted by Bob (New Orleans, La. Usa) on 07/23/2013
To Raquel in New Orleans... I use h2o2 for bronchitis.
Lung Issues
Posted by Elly C (Edmonton, Alberta) on 02/25/2014
Jj in California, it takes a heck of a lot longer than 1 week before you have grey skin. It would take years and years in fact and you would have to drink a lot more than a few drops. I have been drinking it for many years and I'm still pink. Research a wee bit more is my suggestion.
General Feedback
Posted by James (Taipei, Taiwan) on 07/18/2012
I have tried this but is it supposed to sting the throat as it goes down? Almost instantly my throat begins to sting when spraying the undiluted 3% food grade hydrogen peroxide down my throat. Is it safe to continue?
Asthma
Posted by Charlie (Usa) on 09/04/2020
I wonder when you say 1 pump, or three pumps, are you just inhaling once per pump?
