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Review title: Pseudoscience
Product review: This is yet another example of pseudoscience presenting as fact things that just can't be shown. Hydrogen peroxide, or free oxygen radicals, are intracellular poisons. If you possess a mutation preventing its enzymatic degredation, you DIE. Free radicals have been linked to all sorts of things, from aging, to the DNA damage that causes cancer.If you want to try H2O2 therapy, be my guest, but other than its usage as a cleaning agent for cuts and abrasians (for which I've used it often myself), it's magical medicinal properties are somewhat nonexistent. Unless, of course, you're considering the often documented placebo affect, which can be quite significant. I know this review is gonna get lots of negative votes, but so be it. Dr. Douglass is laughing all the way to the bank, and it's your money he's holding.
