Cavities

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> I have no idea if cavities have anything to do with it, was wondering if the

bacteria from cavities might be causing a lowered immune system.

>

> One of my symptoms is my nasal passages are very inflamed. No mucous, just

really swollen and completely blocked, so I can't breathe through my nose at

all. How does one know if it could be a sinus infection? (no sore throat or

fever, so it's not a cold or flu or anything).

+++Hi Elyse. None of your symptoms are caused by cavities.

They are all caused by toxins, and possibly you have candida overgrowth in your

nose and sinuses.

Since your nasal passages are blocked and inflammed the mucus in them is very

thick. The best treatment is baking soda (mix 1/2 teaspoon of baking soda in 1

cup of warm non-chlorinated water and put drops in your nose or snizzle it as

instructed in this article:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/sinus4.php

Bee

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Thanks Bee,

I don't have any mucous, my nasal passages are just inflamed.

I'm using baking soda in a neti pot, but haven't as often as your article

recommends, I'll increase the frequency.

There's a lot of options there, H202, nystatin, coconut oil, garlic, cloves,

oil of oregano and more. How do you decide which one to use or what

combinations?

Thanks.

On Tue, Mar 2, 2010 at 7:17 AM, Bee <beeisbuzzing2003@...> wrote:

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>

>

> >

> > I have no idea if cavities have anything to do with it, was wondering if

> the bacteria from cavities might be causing a lowered immune system.

> >

> > One of my symptoms is my nasal passages are very inflamed. No mucous,

> just really swollen and completely blocked, so I can't breathe through my

> nose at all. How does one know if it could be a sinus infection? (no sore

> throat or fever, so it's not a cold or flu or anything).

>

> +++Hi Elyse. None of your symptoms are caused by cavities.

>

> They are all caused by toxins, and possibly you have candida overgrowth in

> your nose and sinuses.

>

> Since your nasal passages are blocked and inflammed the mucus in them is

> very thick. The best treatment is baking soda (mix 1/2 teaspoon of baking

> soda in 1 cup of warm non-chlorinated water and put drops in your nose or

> snizzle it as instructed in this article:

> http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/sinus4.php

>

> Bee

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Thanks Bee,

> I don't have any mucous, my nasal passages are just inflamed.

> I'm using baking soda in a neti pot, but haven't as often as your article

> recommends, I'll increase the frequency.

>

> There's a lot of options there, H202, nystatin, coconut oil, garlic, cloves,

> oil of oregano and more. How do you decide which one to use or what

> combinations?

+++Just use baking soda.

Bee

[Guest guest]

Elyse,

Also ensure the air you breathe contains plenty of moisture, by either boiling

water or with a vaporizer or humidifier.

Bee

>

> Thanks Bee,

> I don't have any mucous, my nasal passages are just inflamed.

> I'm using baking soda in a neti pot, but haven't as often as your article

recommends, I'll increase the frequency.

[Guest guest]

I do have a humidifier running. OK, I'll use the baking soda. Are the

other options for later when sinuses are not so inflamed?

On Tue, Mar 2, 2010 at 7:57 AM, Bee <beeisbuzzing2003@...> wrote:

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>

>

> >

> > Thanks Bee,

> > I don't have any mucous, my nasal passages are just inflamed.

> > I'm using baking soda in a neti pot, but haven't as often as your article

> > recommends, I'll increase the frequency.

> >

> > There's a lot of options there, H202, nystatin, coconut oil, garlic,

> cloves,

> > oil of oregano and more. How do you decide which one to use or what

> > combinations?

>

> +++Just use baking soda.

>

> Bee

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