I had a discussion yesterday with Huntress. I claimed that it is near impossible to remember what happened a week or ten days earlier… but even more relevant than remembering is actually noticing.
I have paid attention that most people are sleepwalking through their days and the only things that register on their “I noticed that” screen are bad stuff that evokes a strong emotion.
No wonder that at the end of the day we only remember bad stuff and the good stuff… as it never happened.
With that said, I spent some time yesterday paying attention to my body. At first it felt like nothing had changed, that this whole h2o2-hydrogenperoxide-oxygenation therapy isn’t working.
But then I noticed that I had hardy any headaches since I started, and normal for me is to have a headache every morning… at least was… before I started the therapy.
Another thing I noticed is that I am breathing through clear nasal passages… I don’t normally have that even in the summer.
Another thing I noticed is that, for some reason, I am not craving sweets. That I am able to stick to my no chocolate commitment, without suffering about it.
I also noticed that mychiropractor says that I needed only minor adjustments, more like maintaince that repair.
The acid reflux is not something I miss, but I forced myself to notice that it seems to be gone.
I noticed that I am not hungry as in hunger pangs, but hungry enough to enjoy my meals. Enjoying my meals is new to me. I can really taste the food, whereas for the past few years everything tasted the same… blah.
So I sum it up: if you want to test something, you need to take notes, you need to pay attention to things more than usual. Otherwise you may come to the wrong conclusion. Like I almost did.
This stuff seems to be working.
I am expecting miracles. What?
I expect to be able to walk without pain. I expect to be able to smell the flowers again. I expect to have no pain when I touch my belly. I expect to fix my loose front tooth… without having to get a false tooth to replace it.
I also expect to have the energy and enthusiasm I used to have when I was 35.
Do you know what? I have an inkling that I’ll get it. Yaaay.
Sophie,
Talking about teeth… I heard that it is used for dental and gum issues. What is the recommended mix for flushing?
I am impressed with your results and encouraged to continue. Thanks, Sophie
Hey Larisa, this is what I found: you can flush your teeth with 3% food grade hydrogen peroxide and refrain from eating for about 20 minutes.
It is very potent, so do this only if you have some serious problems.
What I have been doing is adding two dropperfuls (about 25 drops) of 35% hydrogen peroxide into the last half cupful of the waterpic, and irrigate my teeth with that.
I have had a front tooth that was so loose that I wasn’t able to bite with it. It was also out of line about 2 mm, which is about the thickness of a tooth.
After 2 weeks of irrigating about 7-8 times, it is noticably less loose, and it is not in alignment, which is telling me that the swelling and infection that was at the root is either gone or is much better.
I have a dentist appointment in about two weeks, and I’ll let you know what the dentist has to say about it. OK?
Thank you for writing.
Sophie