PDF Summary:Knee Ability Zero, by Ben Patrick

In this exploration of hydrogen peroxide, Ben Patrick dives into the controversial applications and therapeutic potential of this versatile compound. He examines the use of food-grade hydrogen peroxide—from oral ingestion to direct injection—in treating diseases like cancer, AIDS, and respiratory conditions.

Patrick explores hydrogen peroxide's history as a therapeutic agent, its recognition by medical practitioners in the 19th and 20th centuries, and the opposition it has faced from mainstream medicine and pharmaceutical companies. He also delves into the compound's purported benefits for plants, animals, and decontamination applications.

(continued)... During Queen Victoria's rule, it was shown that incorporating hydrogen peroxide into water was an effective method for tackling serious diseases in India.

Throughout the 20th century, Europe steadily adopted therapeutic practices involving the use of water enriched with oxygen.

The therapeutic method was first embraced by healthcare professionals in Germany and Russia before it spread to Cuba. In Europe, more than 15,000 medical professionals, encompassing doctors, naturopaths, and homeopaths, have effectively utilized hydrogen peroxide therapy to treat patients afflicted with conditions including AIDS, cancer, and heart disease.

The discussion pertained to the internal application of hydrogen peroxide.

The internal application of hydrogen peroxide has generated considerable debate because of its potential to cause harmful effects. The pharmaceutical sector has been accused of understating the advantages of hydrogen peroxide therapy across various fields to safeguard its revenue from drugs. A fabricated story was also allegedly circulated to discredit the treatment, falsely alleging that a child incurred brain damage after coming into contact with a substance commonly known as hydrogen peroxide.

The concerns about the reactive nature are heightened due to the possible detrimental effects associated with hydrogen peroxide.

Ingesting hydrogen peroxide has led to cautionary statements from entities like the FDA, which discourage its application for therapeutic purposes.

The pharmaceutical sector has made efforts to downplay and hide information about the treatment involving hydrogen peroxide.

The pharmaceutical industry is accused of launching a campaign designed to discredit hydrogen peroxide therapy as a means to protect its financial interests. They also engage in disseminating damaging falsehoods and apply influence on the FDA to diminish the credibility of alternative treatment methods.

The mainstream medical community generally does not endorse the use of hydrogen peroxide as a treatment.

Medical education frequently excludes the topic of hydrogen peroxide therapy, and the significant hazards doctors encounter when supporting or utilizing this method are factors in its scarce universal acceptance. The alleged financial consequences for hospitals and the potential earnings for pharmaceutical firms are often mentioned as significant reasons for opposition.

Medical school programs often lack comprehensive details regarding hydrogen peroxide.

Allegations have emerged suggesting that U.S. medical schools deliberately omit training regarding hydrogen peroxide as a form of treatment, opting to concentrate on drug-based therapies instead.

Medical practitioners advocating for or utilizing hydrogen peroxide therapy may be at risk of losing their medical licenses.

Healthcare professionals in the United States who advocate for or utilize therapies that incorporate the use of ozone and hydrogen peroxide have faced resistance, and some have even faced the possibility of imprisonment or the threat of losing their medical licenses. Prominent figures such as Dr. Christiaan Barnard faced ridicule for advocating the use of hydrogen peroxide in medical treatments, suggesting a deliberate attempt to hinder its application in the healthcare industry.

Various approaches to employing hydrogen peroxide are explored.

Using a form of hydrogen peroxide that is suitable for use in food preparation.

A methodical approach for managing internal processes.

It is crucial to exercise extreme care when using hydrogen peroxide internally. The book emphasizes the importance of properly diluting 35% food-grade hydrogen peroxide before it is ingested. Home users have reported health benefits from oral ingestion, such as cured sluggishness and a general ill feeling. Individuals have experienced these benefits by mixing their water with a liquid that includes hydrogen peroxide. Keith Clampett from Australia incorporates into his daily routine the consumption of a blend that includes 1 milliliter of hydrogen peroxide diluted in approximately half a pint of water.

To maintain the solution effectively, it is recommended to dilute several drops of 35% food-grade hydrogen peroxide with six to eight ounces of water, resulting in a significantly diluted mixture. The routine then maintains a steady intake of eight to nine drops daily. It is advisable to start with smaller amounts when dispensing the medication to children.

Potential adverse reactions

The book advises careful consideration and awareness of the potential negative consequences that may arise from using food-grade hydrogen peroxide. Ingesting hydrogen peroxide may result in the body purging toxins, which can manifest as symptoms such as nausea, fatigue, diarrhea, and those similar to a cold or flu. Despite these symptoms, it is advised to persist with the therapy. It necessitates careful and proper handling due to the potential hazards associated with its concentrated state.

Other administration methods

Medical professionals administer injections by directly delivering them into the circulatory system.

Investigations have delved into the potential benefits of introducing hydrogen peroxide directly into the bloodstream for improving oxygen levels in tissues. Individuals suffering from emphysema have observed such remarkable enhancements in their respiratory function due to this method that they no longer require the use of additional oxygen equipment. The book features a guide that assists in identifying physicians proficient in this particular approach to management.

The substance is frequently used topically to treat a range of skin issues and to assist in the recovery of wounds.

Applications of pharmaceutical grade 3% hydrogen peroxide encompass treatments for the skin and oral hygiene, offering advantages in controlling acne, healing wounds, maintaining dental health, and addressing fungal infections such as athlete's foot. It acts as a healing agent for acne and also disinfects cuts and wounds. Using a remedy based on hydrogen peroxide can also be effective in treating fungal skin infections.

Nebulized inhalation serves as a treatment for respiratory problems and also to tackle viral infection.

Dr. Charles Farr was a pioneer in the early 1990s, when he began the practice of using a nebulizer to administer a diluted version of hydrogen peroxide that is safe for food. Numerous doctors endorse this strategy for managing intense instances of viral infection. The suggestion was to use a vaporized version of hydrogen peroxide to both deter and commence prompt action against viral infections.

Hydrogen peroxide's multifaceted role in promoting overall health and well-being.

Maintaining plant vitality and cleansing water.

The application of food-grade hydrogen peroxide is a standard aspect of oxygen therapy. Some agriculturalists have started to blend a weakened solution of hydrogen peroxide into their watering systems, a practice that is reputed to revitalize vegetation. Seeds immersed in a solution that includes hydrogen peroxide frequently germinate more quickly and grow into more robust plants.

Advantages for domestic animals

Hydrogen peroxide serves a purpose not just in human healthcare but also holds promise for veterinary medical applications. It is purported to offer healing benefits for felines with leukemia and canines suffering from distemper. For maintaining the well-being of small animals, incorporate a mixture that combines a quart of water with 3% hydrogen peroxide in the appropriate proportions. Farmers engaged in animal husbandry have found that adding a small amount of hydrogen peroxide to the water their animals drink generally boosts their health.