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- 1888 I.N. Love, M.D.
- 1890 Robert T. Morris, M.D.
- 1892 Walter B. Johnson, M.D.
- 1892 George H. Pierce, M.D.
- 1892 Thomas H. Manley, M.D.
- 1896 Warren Brown, M.D.
- 1896 W. Scheppegrell, M.D.
- 1896 M.F. Coomes, A.M., M.D.
- 1901 R.A. Reid, M.D.
- 1920 Oliver, Cantab, & Murphy
- 1922 McLeod & Gordon
- 1947 Edward Carl Rosenow
- 1957 R.A. Holman
- 1962 Mallams, Finney, & Balla
- 1964 George A. Balla, et al.
- 1965 Harold C. Urschel et al.
- 1966 James W. Finney, et al.
- 1967 Hiroshi Sasaki, et al.
- 1967 Harold C. Urschel Jr.
- 1968 Dahiya & Speck
- 1968 Seymour J. Klebanoff
- 1968 Jones & Suggett
- 1969 T.E. Miller
- 1972 Boveris, Oshino & Chance
- 1975 R.K. Root, et al.
- 1980 Thorne, et al.
- 1980 Nathan & Cohn
- 1981 Repine, Fox & Berger
- 1981 Nathan & Cohn
- 1981 Father Richard Willhelm
- 1983 A.J. Kemper et al.
- 1986 Charles H. Farr M.D., PhD
- 1993 Anonymous!!
- 1994 Ben-Yoseph & Ross
- 2003 A. Cardone, et al.
- 2009 Kaichi Yoshizaki, et al.
- 2009 Michael P. Murphy
- 2009 Otter & French
- 2009 C. Rogez-Kreuz et al.
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answers, please call... James Roguski 310-619-3055 (California, USA) To send comments, please email... FoodGrade.HydrogenPeroxide@gmail.com Thank you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I purchase Food Grade Hydrogen Peroxide? Simply click on the link below to find a listing of all the sources that we have been able to find.
If you know of any other source, please contact us and we will gladly add them to the list.
Which percentage should I buy
(7%, 8%, 12%, 29%, 35%)? It really doesn't matter. What
matters is that you know how to do the math to convert it to the concentration that you would like to use, for whatever purpose.
However, I (James Roguski), NEVER keep anything stronger than 8% in my house. If I purchase a more concentrated product,
I IMMEDIATELY dilute it to 8%. The reason is this: you never know when a child, pet or unsuspecting adult is going to
mistake hydrogen peroxide for regular water, and take a big gulp. The United States federal government regulates anything
above 8% as a hazardous material. Less than 8% is considered an irritant, but not a hazard. You may choose to
dilute it even further, if you wish. The concentration at which it is consumed
is approximately .01% - .05%, so please realize that 35% is 700-3,500 times stronger than you can safely consume. That
is surprisingly concentrated. If you had a bottle of aspirin, Lipitor, or even sugar that was 3,500 times as powerful
as you wanted, would you leave it lying around on your kitchen counter, or would you have it under lock and key?
How do I use it?
There are thousands of ways to
use hydrogen peroxide. Please explore this site for further details. However, when most people ask this question, they
mean "How do I drink Food Grade Hydrogen Peroxide?" There are as many ways to do this as there are people. Everyone must make their own decision
as to how much is right for them. The easiest way for me to answer this may not seem like an answer, but it is the only
answer that can be given: Listen to your body. Start
with a very small amount. The results, at first, should be boring. Remember the story of the tortoise and the hare -
slow and steady wins the race (Please re-read the first page of "The Truth About Food Grade Hydrogen Peroxide".
If you feel comfortable (or bored) with the results, add a little more. Pay attention. If you notice any negative
results, than maybe that was too much for you. If you don't notice anything negative, use your judgement. Add
a little more. Listen to your body and do what it tells you. You know you better than any doctor ever will.
Trust your inner guidance.
Can I take too much? Yes. Don't
do that. See the previous question.
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