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Where do you buy food-grade hydrogen peroxide?

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H2O2 is an oxidant and corrosive. I wouldn't be eating it. If you're looking for DILUTED H2O2, you can find it at the drug store near the toothpastes and dental care products. It's also used to bleach hair, so you may find it there depending on the store.


It should be noted however, that the 3% hydrogen peroxide from drug stores is for external use only as it contains powerful stabalizer compounds which are toxic if taken internally.


Some people use Food Grade Hydrogen Peroxide internally, although this is a very controversial practice. It is nessesary and economical to Buy the high quality 35% concentration and use a series of drops in distilled water 2 or 3 times per day an hour before eating.

Other people benefit from using it in the bath as it is dermally absorbed and the oxygenates blood and tissues.

You can buy it online in the UK from http://www.Food-Grade-Hydrogen-Peroxide.co.uk

In the US, you can order online here: http://purehealthsystems.com/hydrogen-peroxide.html

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