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Topic: hydrogen peroxide spritzers

lpkayak
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i have added this after my saunas 3x a week. i started heating the peroxide a little-just with warm water-cuz it was so cold on my skin-and i think i'm getting better at it. today i conked out after and slept real deep 3 hrs. i also have increased pain-which i hope is herx. i have a few questions for others who are doing this:

at first it made my skin itch-but now it doesn't...anyone itch? or know why?

normally i would put lotion on after my sauna...but i stopped-i didn't want to interfere with the hydrogen peroxide. do you think it will interfere if i put lotion on?

has anyone done this long enough to think it is helping kill ketes?

does it detox?

i guess is i should add that my "chemist" daughter doesn't think i should do this. "why would i want to put bleach into my body?" she did tell me not to take the bottle of peroxide into the sauna as it will boil and explode at a low temp.

i don't know, does she have a point? could it be bad for us?

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quaicheng
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H202 has no action against Bb.

It is a usefull detox aid when use in baths and orally. Study up first before drinking it.

quai

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lpkayak
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[ 06. April 2006, 10:31 PM: Message edited by: lpkayak ]

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lpkayak
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[ 06. April 2006, 10:33 PM: Message edited by: lpkayak ]

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