Re: asthma and bronchitis

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there are many etiologies for acute asthma.

it would be helpful to post some relevant information, such as, where you

live, your age, pets in the house, history of similar problems, smokers?, etc.

charles

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john,

you may want to consider colonics, reduced protein, esp. meat, lemon water,

liver cleanse with milk thistle and dandelion root, lots of green veggies.

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Hi ,

I'm sure Saul would have some good information. Here are a couple of

" remedies " sites in the meantime:

http://www.drmorrow.com/cgi-bin/health.asp

and http://www.healthproducts.cc/remedies.htm

When I think of asthma I flash on someone in the house baking (may not

be true in your case). I have read that asthma is really a digestive

problem. I used to get rid of my winter bronchitis with lots of raw

broccoli until one winter where respiratory viruses were rampant in my

area, and then it seemed that nothing got rid of it. I must have

survived. This last winter I didn't get the chronic bronchitis, so all

the herbs and nutraceuticals I have taken must have been good for

something. J.

[Guest guest]

> Dr. Saul Pressman, DCh

>

Saul, does this mean a chiropractor? I have been wondering. . . J.

[Guest guest]

Dear ,

Cheapest method : Boil some water on the stove. Put a few ounces of H2O2 in

it. Place a towel over your head and in front of your face to trap the

rising steam off the pot, and inhale.

Be careful not to let the towel catch fire on the stove (not recommended on

gas stoves!).

A few drops of 3% H2O2 in the ears will help as well.

Best of Health!

Dr. Saul Pressman, DCh

URL: http://www.plasmafire.com

email: saul@...

asthma and bronchitis

> My wife and I both have come down with

> acute asthma and bronchitis. Does anyone on the list have some good

usuable

> ideas?

> We are miserable.

>

>

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Arkansas river valley, sinus allergies for me, but my sinuses are fine this

time.

Good nutrition and we're both healthy. This hit us hard. Judie couldn't

breath and she has

no history of asthma. I ascribe it to allergies since she's been out

in the yard, but it's strange for both of us to be hit so hard at the same

time. Mine is just in my throat but I'm running a low grade fever. Judie

has none. We went to Branson last week. I mention this only because

the water is so soft I usually feel bad after showering there several days.

> there are many etiologies for acute asthma.

> it would be helpful to post some relevant information, such as, where you

> live, your age, pets in the house, history of similar problems, smokers?,

etc.

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> Dear ,

>

> Cheapest method : Boil some water on the stove. Put a few ounces of H2O2

in

> it. Place a towel over your head and in front of your face to trap the

> rising steam off the pot, and inhale.

>

> Be careful not to let the towel catch fire on the stove (not recommended

on

> gas stoves!).

>

> A few drops of 3% H2O2 in the ears will help as well.

I did use the H2O2 in the ears last night. Thanks for the

warning because I'm so clumsy I could start a fire even

with an electric stove!

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,

I use 1 fat (or 2 regular) pillows to raise my head and to keep from gasping

for breath at night.

Also, I have heard dairy products contribute to respiratory problems and

create phlegm so I stay away from them.

We sometimes use a vaporizer at night, and you can add H2O2 to the water.

This was mentioned in Ed McCabe's book in the section about Dr. Donsbach.

Good luck!

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Thanks, Judie responds to colonics but it's been several years

since she had one. We need to find a good person for that in

the area of Little Rock to Fort .

> john,

> you may want to consider colonics, reduced protein, esp. meat, lemon

water,

> liver cleanse with milk thistle and dandelion root, lots of green veggies.

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Thanks, J, I put these under favorites and will review

the information. We are taking good nutrition but may

learn of something here that may help.

> I'm sure Saul would have some good information. Here are a couple of

> " remedies " sites in the meantime:

> http://www.drmorrow.com/cgi-bin/health.asp

> and http://www.healthproducts.cc/remedies.htm

> When I think of asthma I flash on someone in the house baking (may not

> be true in your case). I have read that asthma is really a digestive

> problem. I used to get rid of my winter bronchitis with lots of raw

> broccoli until one winter where respiratory viruses were rampant in my

> area, and then it seemed that nothing got rid of it. I must have

> survived. This last winter I didn't get the chronic bronchitis, so all

> the herbs and nutraceuticals I have taken must have been good for

> something. J.

>

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asthma and bronchitis

> My wife and I both have come down with

> acute asthma and bronchitis. Does anyone on the list have some good

usuable

> ideas?

> We are miserable.

>

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Price wrote:

>

> My wife and I both have come down with

> acute asthma and bronchitis. Does anyone on the list have some good usuable

> ideas?

> We are miserable.

>

:

Canola oil can cause asthma like symptoms. Any foods with wye or casein

including gelatin capsules can also set these symptoms off. Cooking with

any oils will give you a more difficult time breathing....

Some random thoughts from someone who had asthma for a number of years

but is breathing fine as you read these words.

Del Snow

[Guest guest]

> you may want to consider colonics, reduced protein, esp. meat, lemon

water,

> liver cleanse with milk thistle and dandelion root, lots of green veggies.

WIth all Judie has been through recently, she is due some milk

thistle, she even had to have a cortisone shot because she

couldn't breath. I think her body had been maxed out with stress,

because she was recovering from poison ivy and a brown recluse

bite also. Normally, she is a picture of health.

Now she has a migraine from all the coughing.

Strangely, I mentioned to someone this morning

about being in Branson for three days, and he said every time he went

up there to visit relatives, he got sick. I wonder...

Judie has had to take a Z-pak and now she is coughing

up green infection. Last night was the first night she

slept normally. She hasn't ever been sick like this before.

You know, folks, we normally know what to do for

ourselves, but this hit her so fast that we had to get

MD help. Thanks though for the suggestions.

P

[Guest guest]

> I use 1 fat (or 2 regular) pillows to raise my head and to keep from

gasping

> for breath at night.

>

> Also, I have heard dairy products contribute to respiratory problems and

> create phlegm so I stay away from them.

She had to " sleep " in the recliner

for three nights. She is not much for

dairy products. Last night she did sleep

with extra pillows.

P

[Guest guest]

Price wrote:

>

> > you may want to consider colonics, reduced protein, esp. meat, lemon

> water,

> > liver cleanse with milk thistle and dandelion root, lots of green veggies.

>

> WIth all Judie has been through recently, she is due some milk

> thistle, she even had to have a cortisone shot because she

> couldn't breath. I think her body had been maxed out with stress,

> because she was recovering from poison ivy and a brown recluse

> bite also. Normally, she is a picture of health.

>

> Now she has a migraine from all the coughing.

> Strangely, I mentioned to someone this morning

> about being in Branson for three days, and he said every time he went

> up there to visit relatives, he got sick. I wonder...

>

> Judie has had to take a Z-pak and now she is coughing

> up green infection. Last night was the first night she

> slept normally. She hasn't ever been sick like this before.

>

> You know, folks, we normally know what to do for

> ourselves, but this hit her so fast that we had to get

> MD help. Thanks though for the suggestions.

>

> P

:

I have read that you can neutralize a brown recluse bite in a matter of

minutes by one jolt from an electromagnetic stun gun or a cattle prod

jolt right on the point of the bite. I have not used this technique on

my self but have read two articles about research using this technique

and it completely neutralizes brown recluse or rattle snake bites. The

pharmaceutical method allows the body to go through hell for several

weeks as your body fights off not only the angry protein from the spider

but the reaction to the pharm.assault.

Sorry to hear about this painful situation.

Del Snow

[Guest guest]

Dang, Del! I don't think even Judie is that tough! LOL

JP

> > I have read that you can neutralize a brown recluse bite in a matter of

> minutes by one jolt from an electromagnetic stun gun or a cattle prod

> jolt right on the point of the bite. I have not used this technique on

> my self but have read two articles about research using this technique

> and it completely neutralizes brown recluse or rattle snake bites. The

> pharmaceutical method allows the body to go through hell for several

> weeks as your body fights off not only the angry protein from the spider

> but the reaction to the pharm.assault.

>

> Sorry to hear about this painful situation.

>

> Del Snow

[Guest guest]

,

The info below that either an electromagnetic pulse or a high

voltage will neutralize a bite makes me think it would be worth a

try to use virtually any high intensity electric or EM modality.

My chiropractor has several pieces of equipment that would be

worth trying. Isn't a diathermy machine radio waves?

Personally I would also try an AC shock. When I was 11 years old,

living in Mexico City, I wired amplifiers for a friend with a TV

repair shop. He taught me how to safely use electricity. To make

his point, he taught me to make sure I wasn't grounded, then he

exposed two bare wire ends that were hot with 120. I touched them

with my thumb & 1st finger for 1-2 seconds. This limits the path

of the AC to a harmless area, i.e. NOT THROUGH THE HEART OR

BRAIN! I used this technique every morning for several years to

wake up without drinking coffee. It is the fastest pick-me-up you

can get!

If I had the spiderbite, I would rig up 2 hot wires with a

momentary switch, apply the ends to the skin on either side of

the bite (assuming it is in a safe area) and zap it.

NOTICE TO LITIGIOUS IDIOTS WHO MIGHT TRY THE ABOVE, MAKE A

MISTAKE, THEN CONSIDER SUING ME. MY LAWYER IS 45..... CALIBER!

jim

" H.SNOW " wrote:

> :

> I have read that you can neutralize a brown recluse bite in a matter of

> minutes by one jolt from an electromagnetic stun gun or a cattle prod

> jolt right on the point of the bite.

--

When frustrated, lunge, choke & dismember! -- Penny Lawrence

[Guest guest]

how do you unground yourself?

[Guest guest]

Date sombody who has many unresolved life issues.

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[Guest guest]

jdklein,

I commend your tenacity in deleting extraneous portions of the

document to which you are answeering, thereby saving bandwidth

and creating self-cleaned archives. But, please leave enough so

we know that to which you are referring. ;-)

jim

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jdklein wrote:

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> how do you unground yourself?

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

And..... the winner is: Matt Curtin.... for

tongue-in-the-cheek-of-the-week! ;-)

jim

Matt Curtin wrote:

>

> Date sombody who has many unresolved life issues.

>

> |how do you unground yourself?

>

--

When frustrated, lunge, choke & dismember! -- Penny Lawrence

[Guest guest]

:

Toughness is required if you get bit by a Brown Recluse. This is one of

the most painful spider bites known and it is the spread of a protein in

the venom through the body that causes pain reactions. One jolt from a

stun gun at the point of injury ends the problem therewith. Now, can you

give me an updated definition tough ?

It sounds as though there is some other kind of bite there, the Brown

Recluse can drop a Texas cowboy into a pool of his own tears and the

flesh will rot around the point of bite for about an inch and there is

no pharm. solution that will clean it up for several months.

I'll take the jolt and send the pharm. gang else where.

I hope Judie is doing well without any jolt but keep this information

handy anyway. It doesn't take just a stun gun, any decent passage of

electrons through the area of the bite will neutralize black widow,

brown recluse, rattle snake, corral snake etc! I am hoping someone has

identified the particular frequency that will neutralize this form of

venom and then a less shocking treatment will be available.

Del Snow

Price wrote:

>

> Dang, Del! I don't think even Judie is that tough! LOL

> JP

> > > I have read that you can neutralize a brown recluse bite in a matter of

> > minutes by one jolt from an electromagnetic stun gun or a cattle prod

> > jolt right on the point of the bite. I have not used this technique on

> > my self but have read two articles about research using this technique

> > and it completely neutralizes brown recluse or rattle snake bites. The

> > pharmaceutical method allows the body to go through hell for several

> > weeks as your body fights off not only the angry protein from the spider

> > but the reaction to the pharm.assault.

> >

> > Sorry to hear about this painful situation.

> >

> > Del Snow

[Guest guest]

>Boil some water on the stove. Put a few ounces of H2O2 in

>it. Place a towel over your head and in front of your face to trap the

>rising steam off the pot, and inhale.

I sometimes clean my nostrils with a drop or two of 3% food-grade h2o2.

It goes up to the top of the head and also down to the saliva glands.

I then get lots of tears in my eyes, and lots of saliva in my mouth,

and of course lots of mucus in the nose.

Would the steam method quoted above be the equivalent of the nose

wash I describe?

Thanks.

Beatrice