SUMMARY
Hydrogen peroxide (HP) is effective in killing the coronavirus on surfaces, as confirmed by various studies. However, injecting hydrogen peroxide into the bloodstream poses severe health risks and can be fatal. DMSO (Dimethyl sulfoxide) is mentioned as a potential carrier for hydrogen peroxide into the bloodstream, but this method is not safe and should be avoided. The discussion emphasizes the importance of using hydrogen peroxide only for surface disinfection and not for internal use.
PREREQUISITES
- Understanding of disinfection methods and their effectiveness
- Knowledge of hydrogen peroxide concentrations and applications
- Familiarity with DMSO and its properties
- Awareness of health risks associated with chemical injections
NEXT STEPS
- Research the safe concentrations of hydrogen peroxide for surface disinfection
- Learn about the properties and uses of DMSO in medical applications
- Investigate alternative disinfectants effective against viruses
- Study the health risks associated with improper use of disinfectants
USEFUL FOR
Healthcare professionals, disinfectant manufacturers, and individuals seeking safe methods for virus disinfection.