Re: treatment for dry cough

[Guest guest]

I have a lady friend who is wracked by dry coughing on a daily basis. She is

a late onset allergy victim - she has various medicines and they help - if

she remembers to take them :-)

2010/7/5 omkalachakra <dharmagirl@...>

> Hi everyone...

>

> I've had a dry cough for a couple weeks now, and wonder if anyone could

> recommend a treatment for it. It is mostly nonproductive -- very little

> phlegm. But it is very worrisome and uncomfortable. It started as a dry

> feeling in the back of my throat.

>

> To date, I have taken cough drops and Nyquil to help me rest at night. I

> would like to apply some kind of poultice to help my lungs heal. Any

> recommendations?

>

> Thanks,

> Sherry

>

>

>

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>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Sherry,

You could try Castor Oil packs. Plenty of info on Google.

Regards

Ruth

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From: omkalachakra <dharmagirl@...>

Coconut Oil

Sent: Mon, 5 July, 2010 17:03:48

Subject: treatment for dry cough

Hi everyone...

I've had a dry cough for a couple weeks now, and wonder if anyone could

recommend a treatment for it. It is mostly nonproductive -- very little phlegm.

But it is very worrisome and uncomfortable. It started as a dry feeling in the

back of my throat.

To date, I have taken cough drops and Nyquil to help me rest at night. I would

like to apply some kind of poultice to help my lungs heal. Any recommendations?

Thanks,

Sherry

[Guest guest]

I used to have dry irritated throat. Once I began drinking whey

protein isolate, my mucous levels went up, so irritations from

second-hand smoke, car exhaust, etc. are much more easily dealt with

because the phlegm moves it out.

Alobar

On Mon, Jul 5, 2010 at 11:03 AM, omkalachakra <dharmagirl@...> wrote:

>

> Hi everyone...

>

> I've had a dry cough for a couple weeks now, and wonder if anyone could

recommend a treatment for it. It is mostly nonproductive -- very little phlegm.

But it is very worrisome and uncomfortable. It started as a dry feeling in the

back of my throat.

>

> To date, I have taken cough drops and Nyquil to help me rest at night. I would

like to apply some kind of poultice to help my lungs heal. Any recommendations?

>

> Thanks,

> Sherry

>

>

[Guest guest]

Just a suggestion that I have found very helpful:

Gargle with Colloidal Silver (EIS) and spray into nose while breathing in,

drawing it well down into the lungs. You can do this several times a day.

Cheers, Doug

treatment for dry cough

Hi everyone...

I've had a dry cough for a couple weeks now, and wonder if anyone could

recommend a treatment for it. It is mostly nonproductive -- very little phlegm.

But it is very worrisome and uncomfortable. It started as a dry feeling in the

back of my throat.

To date, I have taken cough drops and Nyquil to help me rest at night. I would

like to apply some kind of poultice to help my lungs heal. Any recommendations?

Thanks,

Sherry

[Guest guest]

Aren't you assuming the dry cough is caused by an invading organism?

That is not always the case.

Alobar

On Mon, Jul 5, 2010 at 5:10 PM, Murray

<doublaswalter@...> wrote:

> Just a suggestion that I have found very helpful:

>

> Gargle with Colloidal Silver (EIS) and spray into nose while breathing in,

drawing it well down into the lungs. You can do this several times a day.

> Cheers, Doug

>   treatment for dry cough

>

>

>

>  Hi everyone...

>

>  I've had a dry cough for a couple weeks now, and wonder if anyone could

recommend a treatment for it. It is mostly nonproductive -- very little phlegm.

But it is very worrisome and uncomfortable. It started as a dry feeling in the

back of my throat.

>

>  To date, I have taken cough drops and Nyquil to help me rest at night. I

would like to apply some kind of poultice to help my lungs heal. Any

recommendations?

>

>  Thanks,

>  Sherry

>

>

[Guest guest]

What about homeopathic remedies like Belladonna, Sulphur

Phosphorous, Rhus Toxicodedron etc.

Google abc homeopathy and you will get a free screening (questionnaire)that

will give the remedies most likely to help most with your situation. Their

program works fairly good.

Very safe, efficient and extremely inexpensive.

I have always used homeopathy for myself over the years

with a great degree of success.

It works best away from alcohol. smoking, medicines.

Also take well before or after meals, snacks and coffee or other drinks.

Water is ok.

Blessings

Nick

[Guest guest]

Yes, If I get an inssessant tickling cough, it usully is.

D

treatment for dry cough

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>

>

> Hi everyone...

>

> I've had a dry cough for a couple weeks now, and wonder if anyone could

recommend a treatment for it. It is mostly nonproductive -- very little phlegm.

But it is very worrisome and uncomfortable. It started as a dry feeling in the

back of my throat.

>

> To date, I have taken cough drops and Nyquil to help me rest at night. I

would like to apply some kind of poultice to help my lungs heal. Any

recommendations?

>

> Thanks,

> Sherry

>

>

[Guest guest]

is your cough releieved or does it become productive in the shower? if yes to

one or both of those i would recommend an ultrasonic humidifier. you can find

them at wal mart, target, cvs etc for around 4o bucks.

treatment for dry cough

Hi everyone...

I've had a dry cough for a couple weeks now, and wonder if anyone could

recommend a treatment for it. It is mostly nonproductive -- very little phlegm.

But it is very worrisome and uncomfortable. It started as a dry feeling in the

back of my throat.

To date, I have taken cough drops and Nyquil to help me rest at night. I would

like to apply some kind of poultice to help my lungs heal. Any recommendations?

Thanks,

Sherry