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Hydrogen Peroxide Ringworm Spores Kill
On the effect of hydrogen peroxide on ringworm spores
There are diseases in the world. If ringworm, the skin is affected, and the bacteria produce spores, which is difficult to eliminate. People often think of a good recipe to remove it. Among all things, hydrogen peroxide is common. However, if it is used in ringworm spores, can it be killed?
I have heard that hydrogen peroxide has oxidative properties and can destroy the structure of microorganisms. There is a wall on the outside of ringworm spores to protect the quality inside. To a common sense, if it encounters hydrogen peroxide, its strong oxidative power may erode its wall, disrupt its physiological order, and cause spore death.
Observing various experiments, the material containing ringworm spores will be treated with hydrogen peroxide. Over time, observe the state of the spores. See some spores, the shape is changed, the activity is gradually lost. Because hydrogen peroxide enters the spores, it disturbs the way of metabolism, the enzyme loses its effect, and it is difficult to survive.
However, there are also some who are not. Ringworm spores are quite resistant to stress, some spores are hidden in hiding places, or due to environmental protection, hydrogen peroxide is not fully touched. And if the concentration of hydrogen peroxide is improper, low is insufficient, high is harmful to the skin, but not conducive to killing spores.
In summary, hydrogen peroxide has the ability to kill ringworm spores, but if you want to make the best of its effect, when you choose the concentration carefully and use the method well, you can get the good effect of removing ringworm and restore the health of the skin.
There are diseases in the world. If ringworm, the skin is affected, and the bacteria produce spores, which is difficult to eliminate. People often think of a good recipe to remove it. Among all things, hydrogen peroxide is common. However, if it is used in ringworm spores, can it be killed?
I have heard that hydrogen peroxide has oxidative properties and can destroy the structure of microorganisms. There is a wall on the outside of ringworm spores to protect the quality inside. To a common sense, if it encounters hydrogen peroxide, its strong oxidative power may erode its wall, disrupt its physiological order, and cause spore death.
Observing various experiments, the material containing ringworm spores will be treated with hydrogen peroxide. Over time, observe the state of the spores. See some spores, the shape is changed, the activity is gradually lost. Because hydrogen peroxide enters the spores, it disturbs the way of metabolism, the enzyme loses its effect, and it is difficult to survive.
However, there are also some who are not. Ringworm spores are quite resistant to stress, some spores are hidden in hiding places, or due to environmental protection, hydrogen peroxide is not fully touched. And if the concentration of hydrogen peroxide is improper, low is insufficient, high is harmful to the skin, but not conducive to killing spores.
In summary, hydrogen peroxide has the ability to kill ringworm spores, but if you want to make the best of its effect, when you choose the concentration carefully and use the method well, you can get the good effect of removing ringworm and restore the health of the skin.
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