Food Grade Hydrogen Peroxide

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In a message dated 1/9/01 7:48:36 PM Eastern Standard Time,

Gypsy5k@... writes:

<< I have several different places I buy from, just depends on how much I am

buying at the time. The best price is at http://www.ccnow.com >>

hi Debbie

I went to this web page... and all it is is a listing for different

companies... which company do you use to buy from??

Thanks in advance!

Lynne in Vermont

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> Can you use food grade hydrogen peroxide to clean mold from walls and floors?

Where does one get this food grade hydrogen peroxide from? I believe someone

mentioned it recently that it can be used instead of toothpaste??

Rhonda

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In a message dated 4/25/01 11:36:15 PM Eastern Daylight Time, rr-jr@... writes:

Where does one get this food grade hydrogen peroxide from? I believe someone mentioned it recently that it can be used instead of toothpaste??

Rhonda

You can get this at your local health food store for sure. And if they don't have it they can usually order it. I have used it for toothpaste.

Sue

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Just a note for people who have metal/mercury amalgams:

I wouldn't recommend putting ANY hydrogen peroxide in your mouths as it leeches

the heavy metals out of your fillings. Yes, they'd be ever so nice and shiny

because the top layer would have

rinsed down your throat. Be careful...

Jonah

Moria Merriweather wrote:

> (I'm reading digests from a couple weeks ago)

>

> Hi Rhonda,

>

> I've bought food grade hydrogen peroxide from a few places.

> Depending on how much you want..... (I'm sorry I don't

> have phone #s or URLs handy. If you want I could look them

> up. I currently do not buy it often, so it is not fresh

> in mind. I have a large tub of it that I am using, slowly.

> The tub cost around $400 delivered. I don't recall how many

> gallons it is--- manybe 25 ?? This is a fairly good price .

> I could go on about prices sometime...)

>

> It is usually bought 35% H202. The stuff at the drugstore

> is 3% (for comparison). 35% requires warning labels and

> special shipping procedures, as it is a hazardous material

> at that strength.

> I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND PUTTING 35% IN YOUR MOUTH!!

> I use 3% in my mouth every day.

> I think I read about some dental whitening procedure that used

> 35% or something around there.

> Just wanted to mention to be careful: don't confuse the grade

> (food grade) with the strength (35%).

>

> I've used 3% to clean mold in a water container, which worked

> awesomely well. I noticed green stuff (not that much) at the

> bottom of the water bottle I use every day (oops!), so I emptied

> it out and put in a little 3%. Next day the bottom of the bottle

> was clear and the liquid was also CLEAR (I was expecting some

> light green--- but it completely cleared it out to just clear

> liquid). That is my only " moldy " experience. But it should

> work really well. You could try a little stronger than 3% if

> you want. When I get a few drops of 35% spilled at my kitchen

> sink, I think it kills everything in sight.

>

> To learn more about hydrogen peroxide, check oxyplus list (on

> groups).

>

> Moria

>

> Message: 18

> Date: Wed, 25 Apr 2001 23:33:59 -0500

> From: rr-jr@...

> Subject: Re: food grade hydrogen peroxide

>

> > Can you use food grade hydrogen peroxide to clean mold from walls and

> floors?

>

> Where does one get this food grade hydrogen peroxide from? I believe

> someone mentioned it recently that it can be used instead of toothpaste??

>

> Rhonda

>

>

>

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So, is the 3% the food grade version then? I always thought the food grade was

even less than 3%?

Thanks,

Rhonda

> It is usually bought 35% H202. The stuff at the drugstore

> is 3% (for comparison). 35% requires warning labels and

> special shipping procedures, as it is a hazardous material

> at that strength.

> I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND PUTTING 35% IN YOUR MOUTH!!

> I use 3% in my mouth every day.

> I think I read about some dental whitening procedure that used

> 35% or something around there.

> Just wanted to mention to be careful: don't confuse the grade

> (food grade) with the strength (35%).

>

> I've used 3% to clean mold in a water container, which worked

> awesomely well. I noticed green stuff (not that much) at the

> bottom of the water bottle I use every day (oops!), so I emptied

> it out and put in a little 3%. Next day the bottom of the bottle

> was clear and the liquid was also CLEAR (I was expecting some

> light green--- but it completely cleared it out to just clear

> liquid). That is my only " moldy " experience. But it should

> work really well. You could try a little stronger than 3% if

> you want. When I get a few drops of 35% spilled at my kitchen

> sink, I think it kills everything in sight.

>

> To learn more about hydrogen peroxide, check oxyplus list (on

> groups).

>

> Moria

>

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Hi Rhonda, the food grade hp is 35%, and is much stronger then store bought

3%. You have to dilute the 35% down to 3% with pure water, from memory

I believe you take 11 oz. water, to 1 oz. (two tablespoons) of 35% hp to

make 3% hp.

Laurie

rr-jr@... wrote:

So, is the 3% the food grade version then?

I always thought the food grade was even less than 3%?

Thanks,

Rhonda

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Hi everyone,

I found this site which gives lots of good info on H202. You can also order

from this place also, they only ship 7% H202. Helpful information I thought.

Deb

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Well I guess it would help if I wrote the site down, it might help. Sorry

everyone.

http://h2o2hydrogenperoxide.com

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Here's the address of the distributor..

VITALITY PLUS

#337 20465 Cres.

Langley, BC; Canada, V3A 4B6

Tel 604 805 1660 Fax..514 0356

H2 02 35% Food Grade Hydrogen Peroxide...

melville ;-)

Question!

Where in the world do you get food grade hydrogen peroxide? Is that

what " Vitamin O " is? I want some.

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In the USA there is a man, from whom I got 35% H2O2:

Jim Haigh

6511 Manchester Lane

Eden Prairie, MN 55346

1 952 937 2354

Ingrid

>

>

Where in the world do you get food grade hydrogen

> peroxide? Is that

> what " Vitamin O " is? I want some.

>

>

>

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I bought mine at a large health food store in Oklahoma City for $16

a quart--which is a good price. It lasts a long time for me! Please do

not drink the drugstore hydrogen peroxide, only food grade if you are

going to ingest. I have used the drugstore hydrogen peroxide on my

toothbrush and some leaked onto my taste buds--the awful taste was

there all day and I could not get rid of it no matter how hard I

tried. I have not had the same problem with the food grade however.

The taste is not as strong or as bad and is easily rinsed away, even

more easily with a little juice or eating. Such was not the case for

me with the drugstore hydrogen peroxide. If you have plants the food

grade is great to spray (diluted) for more vibrant, healthy plants

too. Many applications for this healthful tool. Caitlin Lorraine

>

> Caitlin Lorraine, where do you buy 35% food grade hydrogen peroxide?

> Thanks,

> Jeanmarie

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ther is no reason not to try this treatment its powerful i belive it could cure

you oxygen cures.

pepperwatsonblue

<morganna_lefay2000@...> wrote:

Has anyone tried this therpay for Candida? The info is in one of

bee's files and some Doctors actually sell a diluted form of this with

other ingredients as a candida cure, I am on the diet and doing well so

far even without Nystatin but feel like I could be regressing a bit, so

I thought I might give it a try, any thoughts?

I would get the Guardian of eden brand since I heard this was the most

pure.

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You can buy it online here:

http://www.dfwx.com/h2o2products.html

Luv,

Debby

San , CA

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Food Grade Hydrogen Peroxide

Hi Debby,

Where can you buy " food grace " h202?

Tina

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I dilute my H2O2 to 3% for most uses.

hth,

Deb Casey

From: [mailto: ] On

Behalf Of tclawnguyland

Sent: Wednesday, January 30, 2008 9:10 AM

Subject: Food Grade Hydrogen Peroxide

12% & 35%

Cleaning instructions for my sprouter state that I can use H2O2

instead of bleach to disinfect the unit. The bottle I have only has

proportions if one intends to drink the stuff. (I do not intend..)

Any idea on what proportion I should use? 1 tbsp per qt, 2? tsp?

any input please .. thanks..

two cents ¢¢

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> I dilute my H2O2 to 3% for most uses.

>

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>

> hth,

>

> Deb Casey

OK, this leads me, then, to ask this..

how does foodgrade h2o2 differ from what I can buy in a pharmacy,

being that the peroxide in a pharmacy is also 3%

Thanks.

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Food Grade Hydrogen Peroxide

Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2008 16:10:12 -0000

12% & 35%

Cleaning instructions for my sprouter state that I can use H2O2

instead of bleach to disinfect the unit. The bottle I have only has

proportions if one intends to drink the stuff. (I do not intend..)

Any idea on what proportion I should use? 1 tbsp per qt, 2? tsp?

any input please .. thanks..

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>

> What do you think about food grade hydrogen peroxide?

>

> Is this something good to use for candida?

>

> Is there anything in the files on this?

+++Hi Theresa. I don't think using food grade hydrogen peroxide (antifungal) is

good to use for candida since candida is not cured by " killing it off " with

antifungals. It is only cured by building up the immune system with " proper

nutrients " and by eliminating foods and toxins that feed candida, etc.

Bee

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Hi Dianna,

I was interested to find out more about MMS and this is what I found:

" MMS is sodium chlorite or better known as NA CL O2

Sodium Chlorite OxyChem is the largest North American producer of sodium

chlorite. Manufactured in our facility in Wichita, Kansas, sodium chlorite has a

variety of applications in pulp and paper, textiles, electronics, water

treatment, food processing and metal finishing. OxyChem is also one of the

nation's largest suppliers of sodium chlorite to service companies providing

chlorine dioxide and equipment to markets in municipal water management,

papermaking and other industrial markets.

Sodium chlorite is available in dry form (in drums) or as a solution (in bulk,

totes or drums). Our sodium chlorite is registered as a pesticide with the U.S.

EPA, meets AWWA B3030-88, and is certified by NSF to comply with NSF/ANSI

Standard 60 requirements. "

I've read that some people use it to whiten their teeth. Sounds rather toxic.

Do you have any links to studies showing that it's safe to take it orally?

Ziggy

> >

> > I forgot to ask - is there any similarity in using hydrogen peroxide and

iodine. What little reading I've done leads me to believe this is a great way

to oxygenate my blood. But I don't know much. I can tell from the posts I've

browsed you're all WAY ahead of me.

> >

> >

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Google Jim Humble's MMS info.

Tammy

Re: Food grade Hydrogen peroxide

Hi Dianna, I was interested to find out more about MMS and this is what I found: "MMS is sodium chlorite or better known as NA CL O2Sodium Chlorite OxyChem is the largest North American producer of sodium chlorite. Manufactured in our facility in Wichita, Kansas, sodium chlorite has a variety of applications in pulp and paper, textiles, electronics, water treatment, food processing and metal finishing. OxyChem is also one of the nation's largest suppliers of sodium chlorite to service companies providing chlorine dioxide and equipment to markets in municipal water management, papermaking and other industrial markets.Sodium chlorite is available in dry form (in drums) or as a solution (in bulk, totes or drums). Our sodium chlorite is registered as a pesticide with the U.S. EPA, meets AWWA B3030-88, and is certified by NSF to comply with NSF/ANSI Standard 60 requirements."I've read that some people use it to whiten their teeth. Sounds rather toxic. Do you have any links to studies showing that it's safe to take it orally? Ziggy> >> > I forgot to ask - is there any similarity in using hydrogen peroxide and iodine. What little reading I've done leads me to believe this is a great way to oxygenate my blood. But I don't know much. I can tell from the posts I've browsed you're all WAY ahead of me.> > > >>------------------------------------All off topic posts should go to the IodineOT group IodineOT/Commonly asked questions: http://tinyurl.com/yhnds5e

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Ziggy,

Someone gave me a book about it called " The One-Minute Cure: The Secret to

Healing Virtually All Diseases " by Madison Cavanaugh. I think it was taken from

the web. So, if you google it you can find out about it. There seems to be a

lot of bad talk about it too. I don't know if it is legit or not. I'm still

asking questions. I have not tried any of it.

> > >

> > > I forgot to ask - is there any similarity in using hydrogen peroxide and

iodine. What little reading I've done leads me to believe this is a great way

to oxygenate my blood. But I don't know much. I can tell from the posts I've

browsed you're all WAY ahead of me.

> > >

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> All off topic posts should go to the IodineOT group

IodineOT/

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> Commonly asked questions: http://tinyurl.com/yhnds5e

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I have just finished reading " The Oxygen Prescription " by iel Altman.

Most of the book is about elaborate treatments with Ozone or hydrogen peroxide

which can only be done with special equipment and by a qualified doctor. It

looks as though the only safe uses for hydrogen peroxide are diluted as a mouth

wash or in the bath (or to clean kitchen surfaces etc).

As for the MMS, this page says it is chlorine dioxide:

http://www.themiraclemineralsupplement.com/miracle-mineral/what-is-chlorine-diox\

ide.php

I don't fancy using anything else chlorine based. We already have far too much

chlorine in our tap water (Bristol, UK).

Miriam

>

> Someone gave me a book about it called " The One-Minute Cure: The Secret to

Healing Virtually All Diseases " by Madison Cavanaugh. I think it was taken from

the web. So, if you google it you can find out about it. There seems to be a

lot of bad talk about it too. I don't know if it is legit or not. I'm still

asking questions. I have not tried any of it.

>

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Has anyone ever used food grade peroxide internally? I would like to try it for

mold and yeast overgrowth. Not sure what program to follow. Thanks

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I would do the baths.  READ carefully the instruction for dilution for this

grade is a 35%.  Much stronger than store brands and can burn.   

God Bless !!

dragonflymcs

Mayleen

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From: deb3857wick <deborahkharper@...>

Sent: Mon, November 29, 2010 6:44:37 PM

Subject: [] Food Grade Hydrogen Peroxide

 

Has anyone ever used food grade peroxide internally? I would like to try it for

mold and yeast overgrowth. Not sure what program to follow. Thanks

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Food for thought: I grow my plants in water(no soil) & it is supposed to be good

to give them diluted peroxide for oxygen. After that then smelled funky for some

time after multiple water changes & washings. I remedied with a probiotic (Now

Probiotic Defense Formula) which also has " green foods " , fermented greens &

chloropyll.

>

> Has anyone ever used food grade peroxide internally? I would like to try it

for mold and yeast overgrowth. Not sure what program to follow. Thanks

>