Joeann (Delaware) on 04/19/2020

A) 1/2 teaspoon of 3% food grade hydrogen peroxide added to 1 teaspoon of filtered water.

B) Add the above to a nebulizer cup chamber. Be sure to use a face mask that covers your mouth and nose

C) Nebulize for five minutes every time you get exposed.

My routine involves once before work and once right when I get home. At lunch I take the same mixture above (4x the amount) and place into a nasal bottle. I squirt my nose and mouth once at lunch time. The corona virus breaks down at less than 0.5% h202 strength so the above recipe works well. At the first sign of cold, flu, bronchitis, pneumonia etc...do the above 4X a day for several days.

Share this with others. It works - turn off the tv....juice, exercise, laugh. - don't get stressed - be empowered.

Nurse

Replied By Tracy (United States) on 06/08/2020

Hi Joanne, Thank you for sharing this. I have been using this treatment with success as well every time I have a sore throat or seem to be developing a cough. Question- are there any doctors using this treatment that you know of and are there any peer-reviewed studies citing the use of this treatment for any type of infection whether bacterial or viral? Thank you!

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Replied By Chris (San Carlos) on 08/15/2020

Hi Tracy,

Here is an excellent presentation by Dr. Thomas Levy, MD of the Riordan Clinic (IV Vitamin C and other functional treatments). He presents many research studies, plus clinical outcomes, on nebulizing 3% Hydrogen Peroxide for any virus including Covid. Its a bit long (2 hours) but well worth it. The presentation is from June 2020 at the Silicon Valley Health Institute.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TepxcLKNeLM

In addition to Nebulized Hydrogen Peroxide, he also discusses other virus treatments such as:
- IV Vitamin C
- Far Infrared Sauna
- Ozone (blood treatments or ultraviolet blood eradiation)
- Low-Dose Radiotherapy

Nebulized HP for Covid is a game changer and needs to be shared widely. Check it out and decide for yourself.

Chris

Replied By Marsh (Colo) on 11/14/2020

I agree. I carry a bottle at all times. Purchased a 2 pack of a popular 24 hr nasal spray that comes in a blue & white bottle. Empty the ingredients as these bottles provide a very fine mist. Easier than packing a nebulizer. Use after being in public, on planes as a precaution, or anyone who is sneezing or coughing. I've followed Bill Munro's protocol for over 4 years. (The nasal spray isn't cheap but it's difficult finding a spray bottle that delivers the fine mist.)

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