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f13girl
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A naturopath/NP who has lyme herself told me in my firt appointment she likes using IV Hydrogen Peroxide. She also treats with herbs and abx (likes bicillin shots/ "the old drugs").

Has anyone done IV H2O2... any benefit? Is it safe?
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I use it in detox baths.

It has alkalizing effects and can get toxins cycling through the blood stream.
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Done many, many times. For allergies it's a god send. For viral infections it seams to work well. For Lyme I would def use with other protocals. The way peroxide works in our system does not work well with stealth type pathogens.
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H2o2 doesnt work for Lyme...do a search on this.
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I read recently that it's very hard on the veins. I wouldn't personally do this.

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If I were trying to kill lyme with oxygen I think I'd do HBOT.
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