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Copd and hydrogen peroxide therapy

Posted By Just Searching (Ga., US) on 01/17/2015

I've had success in the past with drinking food grade hydrogen peroxide -- but quit--due to feeling well. But after a few years of feeling well, things has resurfaced -- mainly swollen lymph nodes and glands, in the past I was told that the illness was in my lymph system but not cancer yet. I started inhaling, spraying inside the mouth and drinking just a few drops -- waiting for the food grade to arrive in the mail. I do feel as if it is starting to work, I'm concerned however because, things within the body seems to be moving - causing much pain. I have just recently been diagnose with COPD and I still smoke, less than before.

I'm scheduled to have a EDG, upper GI, in about ten days, not sure if I should continue or wait until I get the result of the tests.

I would like to take this time to ask if anyone out there knows of a Dr. in the Atlanta area or north of Atlanta that does the IV treatment -- any knowledge would be much appreicated.

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Replied by Robert Henry (Ten Mile, Tn.) on 01/17/2015

HI U SEARCHING, , , , , , , , , you really sound like a dangerous fellow. You don't know what you don't know. I suggest that you call The Progressive Medical Center in Dunwoody and they will get you on the straight and narrow. They do things to cure you. They did my knee and my back with prolozone and I just spent the day at the farm planting pecan trees.

I got a feeling you not a Ga Tech guy, but I'll hep you anyhow.

Progressive does all the IV things and more. They are into alternative medicine big time.

Sounds like you need to get a rebounder and use it instead of talking about it.

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Replied by Just Searching (Ga.) on 01/20/2015

Thank you sir, I found their web page and will be calling them. It's hard to support Tech when you're surrounded by Dawgs. Thanks again and will be in touch.
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