Wasserstoffperoxid

More than 130 years ago, a simple, inexpensive, and effective substance was introduced into therapy, which exhibited remarkable properties: it acted as a deodorizer and disinfectant, accelerated wound healing, sustainably killed viruses, bacteria, fungi, and spores, and decomposed into two everyday substances: water and oxygen. It did not cause allergies or resistances and has been successfully used against a variety of medical conditions. However, hydrogen peroxide, which can still be purchased in any pharmacy today, has been forgotten, along with the international research and detailed scientific analyses that demonstrate its effectiveness. This book describes the historical development, cites and references the research conducted for both laypeople and medical professionals, and outlines the already realized and potential applications of this fascinating substance and its chemical derivatives, which are already among the most important pharmaceuticals against malaria today. It is a long-overdue call to reintegrate these peroxides into therapeutic use and also for home use.