Pain relief through Hydrogen Peroxide?

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This is a really good article put out by the Arthritis Foundation of America. I had no idea such a thing existed. But it appears that these doctors have at least a basic understanding of why we have the symptoms we do. In particular, scroll down to the section entitled "SBI Laboratories Antibody Tests" where they have a discussion of 5 levels that result in increasing seriousness "directed principally by the concentrated and denatured proteins bound to the implants surface." http://www.arthritistrust.org/Articles/Silicon%20Arthritis%20and%20Related%20Diseases.pdfOne more very interesting point in the article:Some physicians have found that Hydrogen Peroxide infusions (IV's) will ease the pain, at least temporarily, of silicone symptoms. I've had Hydrogen Peroxide infusions at the recommendation of the

holistic doctor I saw...nothing bad about them, so if you have unrelenting pain and want relief, look into this possibility! You can also take FOOD GRADE hydrogen peroxide (35%) in water. You would start out with only a drop or two in water per day, and then increase. Jeanne Schwerd is doing this with success, and hopefully she can share with us about her progress.Patty

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Sorry, I don't know why these links don't show up until the second posting of

the message. Hope this helps.

Patty

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> This is a really good article put out by the Arthritis Foundation of America. 

I had no idea such a thing existed. But it appears that these doctors have at

least a basic understanding of why we have the symptoms we do. 

>

> In particular, scroll down to the section entitled " SBI Laboratories Antibody

Tests " where they have a discussion of 5 levels that result in increasing

seriousness " directed principally by the concentrated and denatured proteins

bound to the implants surface. "  

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http://www.arthritistrust.org/Articles/Silicon%20Arthritis%20and%20Related%20Dis\

eases.pdf

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> One more very interesting point in the article:

> Some physicians have found that Hydrogen Peroxide infusions (IV's) will ease

the pain, at least temporarily, of silicone symptoms. 

>

> I've had Hydrogen Peroxide infusions at the recommendation of the holistic

doctor I saw...nothing bad about them, so if you have unrelenting pain and want

relief, look into this possibility!

>

> You can also take FOOD GRADE hydrogen peroxide (35%) in water.  You would

start out with only a drop or two in water per day, and then increase.  Jeanne

Schwerd is doing this with success, and hopefully she can share with us about

her progress.

> Patty

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