Captain7seas wrote: “FYI”
Have you seen this?
“The nebulizer providers warned by the FTC on 13 May about making false COVID-19 claims online are StuphCorp, of Las Vegas, and Gordon Medical, of San Rafael, CA. StuphCorp’s claims included, “Hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) is known for its bactericidal, virucidal, sporicidal, and fungicidal properties. ... I’d recommend nebulizing hydrogen peroxide during this pandemic.””
“Gordon Medical’s website featured claims such as, “Our doctors have been impressed with the potential for nebulized hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) to protect against, and possibly treat the Covid-19 infection. This is a treatment that you can do at home if you have a nebulizer.”
“The FTC said the letters are its fifth set of warnings it announced in ongoing efforts to protect consumers from COVID-19 health care product scams. The letters advise the businesses and individuals to immediately stop all claims that their products can treat or cure COVID-19, and to notify the commission within 48 hours about the specific actions they’ve taken to correct their violations. (Also see “False COVID-19 Claims In US Consumer Health Market: Rampant With Forecast For More” - HBW Insight, 9 May, 2020.)”
US False COVID-19 Claims Continue Climbing Along With Rate Of Virus’ Spread Globally
I think the hydrogen peroxide commonly sold in pharmacies can have additives, that make it unsuitable for internal use. It is pretty unstable in storage otherwise.
You might need some special pure medical grade stuff for a nebulizer.
It is also pretty caustic, especially if concentrated.
Did you watch the video of Dr. Levy and Dr. Mecola discussing nebulizing hydrogen peroxide? Do you think it’s a scam?
Dr. Brownstine was one of the first to report success in treating patients with it he was censored also.
How many drugs have the FDA “approved” only to later see some attorneys soliciting clients on TV that have been harmed or killed by a FDA Approved drug.
It’s the FDA that is the “scam” and a menace to humanity.