Shanxian Chemical
SUPPLEMENTS
HydrogenPeroxideKillVirusesInMouth
On the efficacy of hydrogen peroxide in oral antivirus
In today's world, everyone is worried about the virus and wants all kinds of ways to control it. In the way of oral protection, the use of hydrogen peroxide, there are different opinions, and whether it can kill viruses in the mouth needs to be investigated in detail.
Hydrogen peroxide has strong oxidizing properties and is often used as a disinfectant in many scenarios. Looking at the principle of its chemical reaction, when it encounters organic matter, it can produce new oxygen. This oxygen has strong oxidizing power and can break the structure of the virus, destroy its proteins and nucleic acids, and cut off its replication and transmission.
However, the state of the mouth is particularly complex. There are many bacterial groups symbiosis, and the mucosa is delicate. Although hydrogen peroxide has the ability to disinfect, if the concentration is improper, it will be applied to the oral cavity, harming the beneficial bacteria and hurting the oral mucosa. If the concentration is low, it is not enough to break the virus structure, and the disinfection is weak; if the concentration is high, it is highly irritating, causing oral discomfort, such as pain, burning, or even damage to oral tissue.
Furthermore, the oral cavity is a dynamic environment, and saliva often flows. If hydrogen peroxide is used to disinfect the oral cavity, its action time is also limited. Just after applying hydrogen peroxide, it is difficult to achieve the ideal disinfection effect before it fully interacts with the virus.
If you want to use hydrogen peroxide to kill viruses in the oral cavity, you need to be cautious. It is necessary to study the concentration, the method of application in a timely manner, and weigh the advantages and disadvantages to achieve the purpose of protection, so as to avoid damage to the mouth. Or it needs to be applied in combination with other methods, such as gargling frequently, using suitable oral cleaning products, etc., to protect the whole mouth and ensure the health of the mouth.
In today's world, everyone is worried about the virus and wants all kinds of ways to control it. In the way of oral protection, the use of hydrogen peroxide, there are different opinions, and whether it can kill viruses in the mouth needs to be investigated in detail.
Hydrogen peroxide has strong oxidizing properties and is often used as a disinfectant in many scenarios. Looking at the principle of its chemical reaction, when it encounters organic matter, it can produce new oxygen. This oxygen has strong oxidizing power and can break the structure of the virus, destroy its proteins and nucleic acids, and cut off its replication and transmission.
However, the state of the mouth is particularly complex. There are many bacterial groups symbiosis, and the mucosa is delicate. Although hydrogen peroxide has the ability to disinfect, if the concentration is improper, it will be applied to the oral cavity, harming the beneficial bacteria and hurting the oral mucosa. If the concentration is low, it is not enough to break the virus structure, and the disinfection is weak; if the concentration is high, it is highly irritating, causing oral discomfort, such as pain, burning, or even damage to oral tissue.
Furthermore, the oral cavity is a dynamic environment, and saliva often flows. If hydrogen peroxide is used to disinfect the oral cavity, its action time is also limited. Just after applying hydrogen peroxide, it is difficult to achieve the ideal disinfection effect before it fully interacts with the virus.
If you want to use hydrogen peroxide to kill viruses in the oral cavity, you need to be cautious. It is necessary to study the concentration, the method of application in a timely manner, and weigh the advantages and disadvantages to achieve the purpose of protection, so as to avoid damage to the mouth. Or it needs to be applied in combination with other methods, such as gargling frequently, using suitable oral cleaning products, etc., to protect the whole mouth and ensure the health of the mouth.
Scan to WhatsApp
