As I will show, good science supports the use of nebulizing a saline or a hydrogen peroxide (HP) mist into your sinuses, throat and lungs.
It is a simple, straightforward way to combat infections and can be used both prophylactically after known exposure and as a treatment for mild, moderate and even severe illness.
Bear with me (or skip this part) as I go a little overboard to prove that nebulizing with saline and HP is totally safe when the proper concentrations are used.
2 Studies Show Safety of Saline & Hydrogen Peroxide Use
1. The authors of this study note the safety of hydrogen peroxide on mucous membranes, and that it’s frequently used in ear, nose and throat medicine. The evidence shows no tissue damage is incurred in the mucous membranes after gargling 3% peroxide for six months.
2. This study shows nasal irrigation with saline dramatically reduces your chances of coming down with severe COVID-19.
“Therefore, we advise an off-label use of Hydrogen Peroxide 3% and 1.5 % by oral and nasal washing respectively, performed immediately after the onset of the first symptoms.. of COVID-19 and during the illness in home quarantine or by hospitalized patients not requiring intensive care.”
But what about INHALING saline and hydrogen peroxide?
Saline Nebulization Helps Clear Airway Infections
Inhaling nebulized saline is excellent. Researchers found nebulizing normal saline (o.9%) to be an effective, safe treatment for acute viral infection in the small airways of lungs. (source)
An even earlier double-blind study in the Journal of Pediatrics, assessed the effectiveness of nebulized hypertonic saline in the treatment of viral bronchiolitis (RSV, etc.) in infants. Here, they found that nebulizing with 3% hypertonic saline, together with standard therapy, reduced the length of hospital stays by 26% in infants with moderately severe infection, compared to nebulizing with standard saline (0.9%).
Sources: You can find 3% hypertonic saline or standard saline (0.9%) at some pharmacies, ebay, or on Amazon. Here’s the best value nebulizer.
Make Your Own Saline: You could make your own by mixing one teaspoon of unprocessed salt (such as Himalayan salt, Celtic salt or Redmond’s real salt) into a pint of water. This will give you a 0.9% saline solution, which is about the concentration found in body fluids. (source)
Hypertonic saline, which has a higher salt content than normal saline, is a known mucolytic, meaning mucus thinner. (source) Salt attracts water. When inhaled, the salt attracts water, thereby thinning any mucus lodged in your airways. This makes the mucus easier to expel when you cough. According to the authors:
“The treatment was well tolerated, with no adverse effects. The use of nebulized 3% hypertonic saline is a safe, inexpensive, and effective treatment for infants hospitalized with moderately severe viral bronchiolitis (RSV).”
In addition to that, 1.5% hypertonic saline has also been shown to be 100% effective in blocking SARS-CoV-2 replication, without any side effects. (source, source) Its mechanism of action is surprisingly simple: When you breathe it in, the extra salt forces your cells to expend ATP to rebalance their electrolyte gradient. Viruses also need ATP to replicate, so by using up ATP, the cells have far less ATP left for viral replication.
**For the FULL PROTOCOL (including NAC) to protect from transmission from the “V” and to help those who took the “V”, go here.
Fast 3 minutes. Dr. Marquis shows the simplicity of how this is done.
You can use either food grade or stabilized HP, although, I would recommend using 3% food grade hydrogen peroxide instead of stabilized 3% hydrogen peroxide.
Many have used 3% in the brown bottle in an emergency to stay out of the hospital.
Best results are with a desk top nebulizer as it delivers it further into the lungs.
Peroxide Nebulization and COVID Resolution
Dr. Mercola turned to the documentation from two medical doctors who have used nebulized peroxide extensively in their practices. In a May, 2021, Orthomolecular Medicine press release, Dr. Thomas E. Levy — board-certified in internal medicine and cardiology — discussed the use of this treatment for COVID-19 specifically.
Dr. Thomas Levy is someone I really enjoy reading. His commentary about Hydrogen Peroxide (HP) Nebulization and COVID Resolution explains exactly how powerful nebulizing HP is – wherever you are!
In summary, Dr. Levi took a trip to Colombia in 2019, where he treated his wife’s friend with an acute febrile respiratory infection using the nebulizer and 3% HP he had brought with him on the trip. He left it with her and soon the pandemic hit. Months later, he and his wife returned to Columbia to find the woman had used his nebulizer and 3% HP to successfully treat some 20 different individuals with COVID infection. “Of particular note is that some of the patients had such advanced infections that severe respiratory difficulty was apparent. In a similar setting in the United States early in 2020, all of the patients having such severe shortness of breath would have been promptly intubated and given mechanically-assisted ventilation on respirator machines.”
This true story anecdotally illustrates the power and reliability of nebulizing 3% HP in the event you are an independent thinker, can follow simple directions, and want to stay out of the hospital with early prophylactic or acute use.
More Evidence Supporting Saline & Peroxide Nebulization
Dr. David Brownstein and six other co-authors, published a study on nebulized peroxide for COVID-19.
“A total of 91 COVID-19 subjects (85%) utilized the nebulized solution. They reported no adverse effects. We have been using nebulized saline/hydrogen peroxide at this concentration for over two decades in his practice. Is nebulized peroxide diluted with saline, with or without iodine, dangerous? No. There’s no evidence to suggest there’s a danger to this protocol, unless you radically violate recommendations on dilution.” ~Dr. David Brownstein
(Source) Mix these amounts in a glass with plastic lid. Will keep for about 3 months.
Note: to optimize your benefits, be sure to obtain an electric tabletop jet nebulizer. Dr. Mercola points out, the battery-driven handheld versions aren’t as effective. In nearly all cases where patients were not getting better, they were using a handheld nebulizer. Once they got a more powerful version that can drive the peroxide deep into the lungs, the treatment worked as it should.
Baby’s Treatment (most will hold their baby on their lap)
Another Resource: Nebulizing NanoSilver or Glutathione for Lung Ailments: The How To
**For the FULL PROTOCOL (including NAC) to protect from transmission from the “V” and to help those who took the “V”, go here.
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