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Hydrogren Peroxide IV Therapy

Hydrogen Peroxide IV Therapy is capable of killing considerable numbers of viruses, bacteria, fungi, yeast parasites and even some tumor cells.

Hydrogren Peroxide IV Therapy

Hydrogen Peroxide IV Therapy is capable of killing considerable numbers of viruses, bacteria, fungi, yeast parasites and even some tumor cells.

At Utopia Cancer Center, we offer Hydrogen Peroxide IV Therapy because medical studies show it has many different actions. It is capable of killing considerable numbers of viruses, bacteria, fungi, yeast parasites, and even some tumor cells.

Hydrogen peroxide’s ability to kill bacteria in the human body has been well documented and a 1922 medical textbook describes the use of hydrogen peroxide orally, by intravenous injection, and for topical use. However, as the pharmaceutical industry began to develop powerful new (and high-priced) drugs, hydrogen peroxide was increasingly ignored and finally discarded as a treatment.

Hydrogen peroxide, or other oxygen therapies, is a safe and effective therapy. Simply stated, when infused into the veins, peroxide breaks down into various oxygen subspecies, including water and oxygen (a hydroxyl radical (OH) which can destroy free radicals and toxins.

How Is IV Peroxide Administered?

Utopia offers Hydrogen Peroxide IV Therapy by combining 35% food grade peroxide with a sterile solution of water and infusing it through either a small vein or a port over a period of approximately 1.5 hrs.

What Are The Side Effect Of IV Peroxide?

While side effects are uncommon with IV Peroxide Therapy, the following side effects and contraindications have been documented by other practitioners:

  • Vein inflammation – is less apt to occur in larger veins.
  • Intensifies anticoagulants (blood thinners).
  • Chest discomfort, shortness of breath.
  • Pain at infusion site – changing the location of the needle enough in most cases.
  • Redstreak on the arm – normally harmless, may need to move the needle if indicated.
  • Herxheimer reaction – possible nausea, aches, headaches, chills, and mild diarrhea; occurs      rarely and only in Candida (yeast infection) patients.