Hydrogen Peroxide and Baking Soda

After deciding to pursue hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) therapy, I went on a frantic search of the web to find out the closest place where I could do it. For all I knew it wasn't even available or legal in Canada, so I was half expecting to have to leave the country.

In the book 'Hydrogen Peroxide: Medical Miracle' by William Campbell Douglass II, MD there is a directory of practitioners, so I started there, first finding some naturopaths in BC. Searching the web, I eventually found some practitioners in Ontario - London, Toronto and Barrie -  but I was really hoping for someone closer.

When I mentioned to Tara that it seemed as though most of the people doing this kind of therapy in Canada are naturopaths, she suggested I contact a friend of ours, Jacinta Willems, a naturopath working in Stratford, to see if she could. Jacinta got back to me right away, telling me that she wasn't qualified to do any kind of intravenous therapy but suggested I contact John Pronk, a naturopath in Palmerston who does chelation therapy.

Chelation therapy is the use of intravenous infusions for a variety of conditions but is so unknown in the mainstream that the spell-check of this blog has underlined it in red. Not surprisingly, most of the Wikipedia entry on chelation is quite dismissive of it value.

I contacted John, who confirmed he is able to offer me intravenous H2O2 treatments, so I booked an appointment. 

Palmerston is a ten-minute drive from my front door. John is someone I met through some friends years ago when he allowed a small group of people to tour his straw bale house, which was then still under construction. John shares the building where his practice is with the local midwifery practice, and it was one of the midwives we knew socially who included us in the house tour.

I don't know about you, but I have always been fascinated by how the universe brings people together with Jungian synchronicity. To find someone so close to where I live - someone I have actually met - who can offer these treatments, has given Tara and I an even greater sense of optimism about this whole situation.

At my first appointment, John took some drops of blood from one of my fingers and put them under a microscope. The LED screen beside the scope showed my blood cells in full colour. John pointed at the condition of my blood which indicated how dehydrated I was, how my blood was full of yeast (candida overgrowth), and how my blood cells looked like they were not producing enough hydrogen peroxide!

Then I remembered the line in Dr Douglass' book saying that 'maybe cancer is actually a hydrogen peroxide deficiency'.

In addition to the H2O2 infusions, John recommended I start taking turmeric, some Candibactin to deal with the candida, and prescribed a glass of water with a half teaspoon of baking soda first thing in the morning.

Dr. Tullio Simoncini is the author of a book on treating cancer with baking soda called 'Cancer is a Fungus'. My cousin Neva recommended a link to a You Tube video (see below) about using baking soda to kill cancer, but at the time I was so overwhelmed by people's recommendations I ignored it. Apparently he injects baking soda adjacent to tumours and has been getting really good results.

So I've started drinking a glass of baking soda solution before meals, and yesterday I had my first H2O2 chelation treatment. It took a couple of hours so I did some reading, meditation and Qigong while I sat in a nice big comfy chair in a room in the basement of John's clinic where the midwives have their practice. One of the midwives, my friend Cathy, was in clinic at the same time. She came in and gave me a hug and a kiss, making me feel even more the sense of  being 'on the right path.'

After the treatment, I was singing and dancing for the rest of the day.