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(June 9 2022)
Dr. Seth Ayettey, professor and former chair, dept of anatomy and former dean and provost of school of medicine University of Ghana Medical School.
Dr. Thomas Levy is a board-certified American cardiologist and an internationally well-known author. Among his many popular medical books is Rapid Virus Recovery, a recent book on hydrogen peroxide, from its biochemistry to clinical application.
Drs. Amoah, Ayettey and their team recently published their clinical study result of oral hydrogen peroxide in the prevention of Covid-19 and reported significant reduction of Covid-19 infection among those in-hospital patients and healthcare providers who used oral hydrogen peroxide compared to those who didn’t (1). Dr. Thomas Levy reviewed the biochemistry and history of clinical use of hydrogen peroxide in viral infections (2). Hydrogen peroxide is an effective, inexpensive and readily available antiviral agent. When properly used, it seems to be quite cost effective anti-viral agent. There is much misunderstanding about hydrogen peroxide. Today, we are honored to have these experts to explain to us their experiences and findings of hydrogen peroxide and the potential clinical use in the prevention and treatment of viral infections including Covid-19.
1. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8414839/
2. https://www.medfoxpub.com/medicalnews/product/RVR/Rapid-Virus-Recovery-No-need-to-live-in-fear/
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