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Peroxide may kill some bacteria in the throat, but whether you should be trying to kill them is another matter entirely. We are absolutely besieged these days by ads for anti-bacterial products â soaps, detergents and household cleansers, cutting boards, bandages, toys, cosmetics, even ice packs.
Hydrogen peroxide isn't antibacterial. Many bacteria produce the enzyme catalase which breaks down H2O2 into oxygen and water. The reason it foams is due to the release of oxygen bubbles. Your red blood cells and the fluid between your tissues also contain catalase. So, a sterile cut will still bubble.