Need Guidance on H2O2 Inhalation Method

Posted By Andrew (Charlottetown, Pei, Canada) on 05/14/2012

Hi I purchased the 35% Food Grade H2o2 and diluted it down to 3% by a ratio of 11 to 1 eg : 11 teaspoons of distilled water with 1 teaspoon of 35% Food grade to give me the 3% solution.

I used a nasal spray bottle and cleaned it and filled it with the 3% food grade solution. And doing the Bill Munroe method I've been spraying it in my mouth while inhaling. I do this twice a day with two pumps from the nasal bottle which is the size of a regular dristan bottle. How often can I take this or how many pumps per time. Im using it for nasal polyps which are causing severe post nasal drip and I also had the h Pylori bacteria but have finished my round of antibiotics for that. But am experiencing acid reflux from the heavy dosage of antibiotics. I just started the H2o2 spray two days ago. Any info would be great thanks.

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Replied by Gail (Melbourne, Australia) on 05/14/2012

Hi Andrew, I am also wanting to do the food grade hp this way as I find the restriction of 1hr before & 3 hrs after meals a bit much also no vitamin c, & would therefore appreciate any information as to these restrictions applying to the inhalation method

cheers, gail

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Replied by Gregory (Bristol, UK) on 08/09/2012

I have a question about the use of a nasal spray vs an atomiser. The only nasal spray I could check in the shops emitted a stream of liquid, so I bought an atomiser on the internet (sprays a mist like a perfume bottle). The effect on my COPD (using FG 35% reduced to 3%) has been very marginal and I was wondering whether that was due to perhaps the nasal spray emitting a larger quantity of H202.

When once I got my measurements wrong and inhaled a mist of 10% there was a marked improvement in breathing but I quickly stopped due caution of the strong concentration.

Does anyone have any ideas whether the nasal sprays emit more 3% than an atomiser and whether I should switch to get a greater effect ??

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