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"Vicarious Absorption of Oxygen in Pulmonary Obstruction" R.A. Reid, M.D. Massachusetts Medical Journal September, 1901 A
quote from the following paper... "The first case in which he tried H2O2 was an infant three months old, suffering with
broncho-pneumonia. The disease was going rapidly to an apparently fatal issue: there was general cyanosis and every
other evidence of insufficient oxygenation. A teaspoon of Marchand's H2O2 (diluted with 4 volues of water) every five
minutes was ordered, and this was continued for several hours. The breathing gradually became easier, the cyanosis gave
way to redness, and the child recovered."
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