Different Percentages of H202 and what is in them

[Guest guest]

On page 160 of the book Flood Your Body with Oxygen by Ed McCabe, Mr. Oxygen

himself here is what it says about the percentages and what is in them.

Commerical and Domestic Peroxide Use

Hydrogen peroxide comes in various concentrations or strengths. For healing

purposes, people only purchase and use food grade hydrogen peroxide. The

peroxide sold in the drugstores in the U.S. is three percent peroxide, (the rest

is mostly water) and in some countries you can get six percent. In the U.S. our

three percent has additivies- heavy metlas, phenols, and stabilizers in it that

are used to keep it from expanding and blowing up the bottle on the shelf

because it's so active. that's why the supermarket and drugstore peroxide is

never used internally, because they have to put inedible stabilizers in it.

People in the U.S. wanted to replace the missing oxygen in their bodies by

drinking extremely diluted solutions of peroxide, and spray it on food, etc. yet

they didn't have a pure source of it because of all the additivies. The

solution was to obtain food grade hydrogen peroxide. Food grade peroxide is

readily available, and is safely sold through mail order in six percent

solutinos by companies like The Family Health News.

Grades of Hydrogen peroxide

3% - Drug/grocery grade. It also contains 'stablizers' like phenol, acetanilid,

sodium stanate, and tetrasodium phosphate.

6% Beautician grade. Stablizers unknown

30% Electric/techical grade. Stablizers unknown

35% Food grade, also 50% food grade. Used in food packaging.

90% Rocket Fuel

99.6% Pure experimental grade.

So I hope this helps you understand. Ed McCabe sells no food grade h202 and

doesn't make a dime by stating what he put above.

Gale ^i^

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