Re: Dr. Oz on hydrogen peroxide

[Guest guest]

Last week Dr. Oz said on tv that you should never put hydrogen peroxide on a

fresh cut because it is dirty.  Does this make sense to anybody?

Estelle

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From: Duncan Crow <duncancrow@...>

Coconut Oil

Sent: Wednesday, August 10, 2011 8:18 PM

Subject: Re: One minute cure (was something about

Mercola)

Hi Peggy;

With regard to a critique of the One Minute Cure, hydrogen peroxide isn't a

one-minute cure. Although a technical writer might word it like that, a

bio-oxidative therapist would not. I'm an ozone therapist and I think it's a

gross overstatement, probably designed to be controversial by that means.

Hydrogen peroxide is useful for increasing blood oxygen; we suggest ramping up

to around 15 drops of 35% food grade in a glass of water only on an empty

stomach if the client doesn't have access to an ozone machine. Ozonated water is

much more powerful.

There might be more on peroxide in the Story Of Ozone, which details the ozone

information:

http://www.o3center.org/Articles/TheStoryofOzone.html

all good,

Duncan

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> I'm new to this, but I have to put in a word for Dr. Mercola. Is any site

totally perfect? Are any of us?  No site is going to be totally correct. 

> I tried food grade H202...The book the One Minute Miracle by Madison

Cavinaugh.  We just moved, and my Naturopath only recommends its use

intravenously, so now I use it to clean veggies, mouth wash, ect.  Does anyone

have knowledge about this.  I think it also had alot to do with my health

improvements but she said it can damage the esophagus. If anyone has knowledge

relating with this I would love to hear it!

>

> This is a very good forum.  I don't see any reason to fault someone for being

what we all are...human. I truly believe Dr. Mercola means only well and does

his best to keep his info correct.  It just isn't possible to be 100%  right all

the time.

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Estelle,

Not that I'm a Dr. Oz fan or anything, but are you sure you heard that right?

Unless he has changed it, here is what I was able to find out about his opinion

on the subject:

http://www.drozfans.com/dr-ozs-advice/dr-oz-hydrogen-peroxide-disinfects-cuts-mo\

m-myths-exposed/

All the Best,

Dee

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> > I'm new to this, but I have to put in a word for Dr. Mercola. Is any site

totally perfect? Are any of us?  No site is going to be totally correct. 

> > I tried food grade H202...The book the One Minute Miracle by Madison

Cavinaugh.  We just moved, and my Naturopath only recommends its use

intravenously, so now I use it to clean veggies, mouth wash, ect.  Does anyone

have knowledge about this.  I think it also had alot to do with my health

improvements but she said it can damage the esophagus. If anyone has knowledge

relating with this I would love to hear it!

> >

> > This is a very good forum.  I don't see any reason to fault someone for

being what we all are...human. I truly believe Dr. Mercola means only well and

does his best to keep his info correct.  It just isn't possible to be 100% 

right all the time.

> >

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[Guest guest]

Alobar,

Did Dr. Oz say you shouldn't put it on the wound because the hydrogen peroxide

is dirty? It would seem to me that is what Estelle found not to make sense -

which it doesn't. The problem, according to Dr. Oz, is that it kills the good

bacteria as well as the bad. Did you interpret it some other way?

Dee

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> >> Last week Dr. Oz said on tv that you should never put hydrogen peroxide on

a fresh cut because it is dirty.  Does this make sense to anybody?

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> >> Estelle

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[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I pretty much agree with that one :-) The one thing I've found HP most useful

for, though, is ear wax. Works great for that.

Best,

Dee

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> > The problem, according to Dr. Oz, is that it kills the good bacteria as well

as the bad.

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[Guest guest]

Yes, he said that too, but how does that translate into " the hydrogen peroxide

is dirty " ?

But he did also say that " you should not do it because the Hydrogen Peroxide

kills bacteria along with your own healthy cells. " (end of first paragraph)

And if you combine that sentence with the one you stated below, it doesn't make

any sense at all because they seem completely contradictory.

Dee

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> Dr.Oz stated that hydroge peroxide fizzes on broken skin. Not a

> bacterial killing reaction but because inside of our bodies in

> anaerobic, so it does little good on open wounds.

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> Alobar

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[Guest guest]

Now THAT makes sense.

Dee

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> > Dr.Oz stated that hydroge peroxide fizzes on broken skin. Not a

> > bacterial killing reaction but because inside of our bodies in

> > anaerobic, so it does little good on open wounds.

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> > Alobar

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[Guest guest]

You can also use ozone salve, which is much less corrosive and better tolerated

than peroxide, and it stays on a wound very well, cleaning and oxygenating the

area. Often only a single application is required and of course it kills even

drug-resistant bacteria.

all good,

Duncan

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> What I was told about Hydrogen peroxide is that you use it to first clean a

> wound, after that no more because it breaks down the good skin as well as the

> damaged, meaning if you use it more than once or twice you slow healing.

>

> laura c

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[Guest guest]

Dr. Pressman's Nature's Gift ozone salve http://aloeessence.com

all good,

Duncan

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> Where can we get a good quality ozone salve??

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[Guest guest]

Thanks Alobar, but sorry you are not feeling like your usual self lately! Could

it be the heat? It's been horrible lately and I know you have to be outside when

working. No way I could do anything like that this summer! Don't forget enough

water and enough sea salt. I wish I knew what else you could do.

Do Take Care,

Dee

> > Yes, he said that too, but how does that translate into " the hydrogen

peroxide is dirty " ?

> >

> > But he did also say that " you should not do it because the Hydrogen Peroxide

kills bacteria along with your own healthy cells. " (end of first paragraph)

> >

> > And if you combine that sentence with the one you stated below, it doesn't

make any sense at all because they seem completely contradictory.

> >

> > Dee

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[Guest guest]

The ozone salve Nature's Gift has been moved to another site with a catchier

name:

http://ozonatedoliveoil.com/

This ozonated olive oil is still made by Dr. Pressman.

all good,

Duncan

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> Where can we get a good quality ozone salve??

>

[Guest guest]

Here's another source for Ozoneated Olive Oil (and other oils) that looks very

reputable and have a nice range of products. They've been around a long time

and have equipment to make your own ozonated oils.

http://www.ozonatedoilonline.com/catalog.html

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> > Where can we get a good quality ozone salve??

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