What is Hydrogen Peroxide Therapy?
Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2) is a very simple molecule produced by almost every cell in your body. It plays countless important roles in the healthy body, some that we understand and some that we are yet to fully understand.
We know one of its important roles relates to how well your immune system functions. It is actually used by components of your body’s immune system to destroy substances foreign (like toxins) to your body. For this reason it has been used as an oxidative therapy by doctors all over the world to treat various diseases for over a century. Included in the group of doctors who have used hydrogen peroxide therapy was the late Charles H. Farr, MD, PhD who was nominated for the Nobel Prize in medicine for his work as an oxidative research pioneer.
Doctors around the world are currently using hydrogen peroxide to treat a great number of medical problems including:
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The use of hydrogen peroxide to treat many of these medical problems listed above could be considered experimental by the American medical system. Experimental treatments result when the FDA approved conventional treatment methods don’t work for some, or many, of those patients suffering. It is fortunate that the American system of medicine permits doctors to work with experimental treatments, because many patients would otherwise be doomed to a life with little or no hope of improvement.
Dr. Lemire recommends hydrogen peroxide to some patients for these important reasons:
- Many patients suffer with chronic conditions, which have not responded to conventional FDA approved medical treatments.
- Hydrogen peroxide is a substance that occurs naturally in your body and wide use of it by doctors in this and other countries has proven hydrogen peroxide to be safe and helpful to many patients suffering chronic conditions.
- As an adjunct to enhance the efficacy of Heavy Metal Detoxification Therapy for circulatory disorders.
- Dr. Lemire’s decision to recommend hydrogen peroxide therapy is made on a patient-by-patient basis and he would discuss it in depth so that the patient understands what it is attempting to accomplish.
