Hydrogen Peroxide – What It Is And What It Does

Hydrogen peroxide – H2O2 – is a weak acid, has strong oxidizing properties and is a bleach agent. This really does not sound to impressive.

But the “oxidizing properties” are what counts here. Hydrogen peroxide very easily gives up one oxygen – which then results in water – H2O.

The very important part is that most “bad things” like bacteria and even cancer cells are anaerobic. This means they cannot survive in an environment with high oxygen levels. Hydrogen peroxide can do just that – raise oxygen levels.

Every wondered why a good rain does more to your garden than all your watering? Rain water has high levels of hydrogen peroxide. It enhances growth.

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Hydrogen Peroxide – Garden And Livestock

Do not underestimate that little brown bottle in your medicine cabinet that says “Hydrogen Peroxide”.

Hydrogen peroxide is widely – and very successfully – used in commercial agriculture and in the livestock industry. And you can easily use the benefits of hydrogen peroxide in your garden or for you horses.

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Hydrogen Peroxide Around The House

When you think hydrogen peroxide you think treating cuts and small wounds? Think again.

Yes you can disinfect a small wound – but you can also disinfect your cutting board in your kitchen. And you can clean and disinfect about anything in your house.

And hydrogen peroxide also works on your pet dishes – and on the stinkiest encounter your dog might have.

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Hydrogen Peroxide And Personal Hygiene

Most people will associate hydrogen peroxide with the treatment of cuts and small wounds.

But the potential of hydrogen peroxide goes far beyond that. Hydrogen can be used very widely for personal hygiene – starting with a very cheap and very effective mouthwash.

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Hydrogen Peroxide – Medical Applications

A disinfectant for cuts and minor wounds is a common application for hydrogen peroxide. Yes, it can destroy some soft tissue – but that seems to be a fair trade-off compared to a major infection.

Though rejected by “traditional medicine” there is strong evidence that hydrogen peroxide can be very helpful fighting a great number of diseases – including cancer and HIV.

There are protocols for the internal use of hydrogen – and there is strong anecdotal evidence, that it works.

Always consult with your healthcare provider!

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