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Question about Hydrogen Peroxide 3%

Posted by Niko (Slovenia) on 01/14/2018

Dear Sir,

I have a question related to hydrogen peroxid 3%. I was poisoned with dangerous antibiotics(flurpquinolones) that cause a severe neuropathy in my head and legs, terrible burning and pain I'm dealing with now for almost 20 months.

In last week my symptoms of heavy breathing and burning in chest start occuring.

It is very difficult to breather and I can't use inhalers like ventolin or steorid inhalers cause people who suffer from my condition can only be treated with natural remedies.

I'm 30 year old male, living in Slovenia(Europe) and I saw that people who have asthma symptoms use hydrogen peroxid 3% to help with the condition.

Now, I tried to order via Amazon food grade hydrogen peroxid but it doesn't ship in my country.

I was wondering, can I use the "normal" hydrogen peroxid 3%, the one that is not food grade? I'm going to drug store tomorrow and I'll ask for it but when I searched on internet for my local drug store, they are saying this type of hydrogen peroxid is only for external use. So I'm very confused, is it ok to use that one.

I Would really need advice, as I'm suffering a lot.

Thank you in advance,

Niko

Replied by Mmsg
Somewhere, Europe
01/14/2018

Yes Niko, you can use it for breathing but DILUTE it, start with once a day, and watch how you react.

Replied by Susan
Ca
01/15/2018

I used the 3% hydrogen peroxide in the brown bottle for inhaling. I don't know if your brand is the same as ours in the U.S.A.