BIORez Help - What is Intravenous Hydrogen Peroxide Therapy?

IV H2O2 therapy is a bio-oxidative therapy that brings high amounts of oxygen deep into the blood and body to initiate powerful cleansing processes by binding to toxins, raising pH, increasing circulation, reducing inflammation, and much more; oxygen therapies are the most potent method to reset the terrain and eradicate overgrowths resultant from poor terrains of low pH, toxicity and stagnation; it is very effective for virtually all bacterial infections, protozoa (leishmania, giardia, etc...), other microorganisms, heavy metals, pesticides, petrochemicals, prions, and other detriment.

Here is an excerpt from page 77 of the book "The One-Minute Cure: The Secret to Healing Virtually All Diseases" by Madison Cavanaugh:

Much of the research and scientific

literature extolling the benefits of hydrogen peroxide was

derived from studies involving intravenous injection. This

form of bio-oxidative therapy has been used for the last

77several decades, and was found to be effective in treating

pneumonia as far back as post-World War I days.

Intravenous injections of hydrogen peroxide are

regarded as being particularly convenient for health

practitioners to recommend because they can be used in

conjunction with almost any type of therapy used to treat

diseases, although they do need to be administered

separately from other treatments.

Intravenous injections of hydrogen peroxide work just

like oral administration of H2O2 —that is, their mechanism

of action is based on giving tissues a healthy boost of

oxygen. With intravenous injections, however, the oxygen

is delivered directly into the bloodstream and also causes the

body to produce oxygen in response to the hydrogen

peroxide. It is, therefore, a viable treatment option on its

own.

Intravenous injections of hydrogen peroxide have

proven particularly useful in treating emphysema. Emphy-

sema is most often caused by smoking, and it attacks the

alveoli, the small air sacks within the lungs. Currently, there

is no widely-recognized cure for the disease, and patients

have only been able to find some relief from their symptoms

through conventional medical techniques. Emphysema

causes one’s heart to work too hard to circulate blood, and

death often ensues because of eventual heart failure.

Although breathing difficulties of emphysema patients have

been effectively relieved by running a vaporizer (containing

one ounce of food-grade hydrogen peroxide in a gallon of

water) throughout the night, eliminating all the other

78drastic effects of emphysema has been a challenging task. In

this regard, intravenous injection of hydrogen peroxide has

become the choice therapy, yielding the most amazing

results.

When injected, the hydrogen peroxide goes to the

diseased areas of the lungs and begins to bubble between the

layer of mucus and the lining of the lungs. The patient

coughs up the mucus as the doctor regulates the amount of

hydrogen peroxide that is administered intravenously. Many

patients have reported that intravenous injections have

improved their breathing so much that they no longer need

oxygen tanks and wheelchairs.

To find a physician trained to administer intravenous

injections of hydrogen peroxide, contact the International

Bio-Oxidative Medicine Foundation (IBOM), P.O. Box

61767, Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas 75261.