INTRAVENOUS THERAPY

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Hydrogen peroxide can be administered by intravenous infusion to help improve a wide range of health conditions.  Many studies have shown that intravenous hydrogen peroxide will kill bacteria, viruses, fungi, parasites and has also been shown to destroy certain tumors.  Hydrogen peroxide can be considered a universal agent which can almost always be tried for an illness, often with remarkable success.  Many different pathological conditions seem to respond to intravenous therapy.

The hydrogen peroxide therapy procedure is very simple.  The combination is administered slowly, by intravenous infusion, over 90 to 120 minutes.  When properly performed,  hydrogen peroxide therapy is comfortable, safe and effective.  Hydrogen peroxide therapy has a cumulative effect so that each treatment builds on and enhances the effects of previous treatments.  For acute problems, frequent treatment may be necessary initially.


Be aware that many medical professionals are unfamiliar with the proper protocols that enable one to safely and effective administer hydrogen peroxide intravenously.   Many medical professionals argue that hydrogen peroxide can damage the veins.  As with any intravenous procedure,  this is possible, but it can only occur if the procedure is not performed according to the proper protocols.  Many have been grossly misinformed and they believe that such therapy will result in creation of a gas embolism which might cause a stroke as a result of gas bubbles traveling to the brain.  This problem is caused by nitrogen gas, not hydrogen peroxide.  Others inaccurately believe that hydrogen peroxide is a free radical and can cause oxidative damage. Simply not true.  These opinions are erroneous and are based on misinformation and/or ignorance on their part.

During and after the procedure, many people experience a sense of well being or a gentle floating sensation. Some, who have lung problems, may experience a mild “fizzy” sensation in their chest.  Since your blood contains more oxygen during and immediately after hydrogen peroxide therapy, some people notice improved skin color.  If your blood was drawn at this time, it would appear more bright red than usual due to the increased oxygen content.  You may leave the clinic after completion of the hydrogen peroxide therapy.  It will not interfere with your ability to drive.

Some patients receiving intravenous hydrogen peroxide therapy often report that lights and colors seem to be brighter.  They also experience improved mental clarity, mild feelings of euphoria and elation, easier breathing and a sense of relaxation.  These responses begin about ten to fifteen minutes after the start of intravenous hydrogen peroxide therapy.  The reaction can last for as long as five to six hours after the infusion has ended.

Qualified practitioners are taught a very specific protocol.  They use hydrogen peroxide that is prepared in a very specific way.  To prepare the intravenous solutions,  many physicians start with 30% reagent grade hydrogen peroxide.  The 30% solution is diluted with an equal amount of distilled water to make a 15% solution. This 15% solution is passed through a Millipore 0.22mm medium flow filter for removal of particulate matter.  One quarter of a milliliter of the 15% hydrogen peroxide is added to 100ml of 5% dextrose in water. This results in a 0.0375% hydrogen peroxide, 5% dextrose solution that is then used in the intravenous solutions. Some practitioners add other ingredients.  Magnesium is commonly added because it seems to reduce the possibility of irritations at the injection site.  Vitamin C is NOT added.  The final solution is given intra-venously or intra-arterially.  DO NOT try this at home!

Apparatus:
60 cc glass syringe No. 25 Butterfly needles with 3-9" connecting tubing Heparin sodium without preservatives: 1000 USP units per cc for each syringe of blood; or sodium citrate 5-100 cc plastic syringe with No. 25, 1" needles; for saline solution Silk tape to hold Butterfly needle at the anticubital area of the arm Rubber tourniquet for upper arm or blood pressure cup.

Procedure:
Tie off the upper arm with the rubber tourniquet or use the cuff attach 5-10 cc syringe with normal saline to the Butterfly needle and insert into the most visible vein in the anticubital fossa inject 2-3 cc of saline to see that the needle is well into the vein. Secure the Butterfly needle with silk tape. Withdraw 1.0 cc of Heparin sodium into the 60 cc syringe. Turn on the ozone generator with oxygen only to purge the system. Turn on ozone generator to produce ozone. Insert tip of syringe into outlet of ozone generator and draw in 30 cc of ozone. Put a No. 25 needle on the syringe. Insert the Butterfly needle into the vein and open the tourniquet the saline syringe and attach the 60 cc syringe with ozone in it. Retie the tourniquet and then slowly fill the syringe to make the blood mix with the ozone. The blood will turn bright red. Untie the tourniquet and then slowly inject the blood over 5 minutes. Remove the 60 cc syringe from the tubing to the Butterfly needle and re-attach the 5-10 cc syringe of saline inject 5 cc of saline to wash the blood back through the needle. If desired, repeat twice with further injections of Heparin and ozone. Remove butterfly needle and apply cotton ball to injection site.
 

Other methods of ozone therapy:

Ear insufflation is used for ear nose and throat problems, the sinuses and brain and problems such as ear infections, head colds, tinnitus, headaches, sinusitis, hearing loss, vertigo, eye diseases such as retinitis pigmentosa, Menieres disease. It involves placing an ear piece into the ear which directs ozone into the area. It is completely painless.

Vaginal insufflation is used for disorders of the female reproductive area, i.e. vaginal, uterine, ovarian or lower abdominal problems including thrush, endometriosis, pelvic inflammatory diseases, fibroids. It involves inserting a small catheter as far into the area as is comfortable and guiding ozone into it at a low flow rate (i.e. slowly). This method is completely painless and will not cause discomfort of any kind. For reasons of discretion, the catheter is inserted by the client herself. This method is also used where heat in contraindicated, as it is a valid method of introducing ozone for the whole body. This method is not at all intrusive, the practitioner does not need to stay in the room while the insufflation takes place, and the patient does not experience discomfort of any kind. This method is used to help female problems of all kinds - from endometriosis to thrush.

Rectal insufflation introduces ozone via the rectum. It is used for colon problems (though directing ozone with a funnel externally can produce equally good results in many cases and is more enjoyable).