Re: Sore throat...

October 30, 2009

when i get strep my doc tells me to do 12 a day of congaplex

i divide in 4 doses od 3 each.

http://www.standardprocess.com/display/StandardProcessCatalog.spi?ID=49

it works and more than once.

i also use 6 a day for colds and or flu

and gargle with salt water of course.

carol

--- In , " " <blacksands@...>

wrote:

>

> Hi All,

>

> This is the 3rd day of a sore throat (possibly the beginnings of strept).

> Can someone suggest something so I can rid myself of it and/or at the very

> least not have the soreness?

>

> I've done some gargling with CS (can't determine if that's helped or maybe

> prevented it from getting worse).

>

> Would love to hear from folks that have had something similar and nipped it

> in the bud!

>

> Thank you.

>

October 30, 2009

Hi ,

I got rid of strep throat in 24 hours by gargling with Lugol's iodine solution

diluted somewhat with plain water.

Another powerful substance you can try is oregano oil.

from Israel

--- In , " " <blacksands@...>

wrote:

>

> Hi All,

>

> This is the 3rd day of a sore throat (possibly the beginnings of strept).

> Can someone suggest something so I can rid myself of it and/or at the very

> least not have the soreness?

>

> I've done some gargling with CS (can't determine if that's helped or maybe

> prevented it from getting worse).

>

> Would love to hear from folks that have had something similar and nipped it

> in the bud!

>

> Thank you.

>

October 30, 2009

I combine Histidine Mouthwash (maybe other powerful mouthwash would also do)

with Hydrogen Peroxide 50-50 and gargle with it for a minute. I try to put the

solution as far back in my throat as possible then spit it out and not rinse it.

In a about half an hour you should notice the remarkable difference.

--- In , " " <blacksands@...>

wrote:

>

> Hi All,

>

> This is the 3rd day of a sore throat (possibly the beginnings of strept).

> Can someone suggest something so I can rid myself of it and/or at the very

> least not have the soreness?

>

> I've done some gargling with CS (can't determine if that's helped or maybe

> prevented it from getting worse).

>

> Would love to hear from folks that have had something similar and nipped it

> in the bud!

>

> Thank you.

>

October 30, 2009

I just got over something that sounds very

like what you have. Was at work on Tues but was starting to sound hoarse.

Stayed home Wed and Thurs just in case it was “The Swine” and

am back at work today.

What I do in these cases is as follows. Constantly

spray, as often as possible or desired, the eyes, nasal passages, and the mouth

with Colloidal Silver spray. (This is 10 to 20 ppm ionic silver that I make

at home). Also, spray it in the mouth while breathing in to get it into the

bronchial passages/lungs.

If the cold has taken hold, I also take small

oral doses, about 1 Tablespoon (half a “shot”) to 2 Tablespoons (1 “shot”)

every hour or so as long as I don’t have too much food in the stomach.

This (and spraying as in the paragraph above) always works to shorten the

duration and keeps one from getting any additional infection or congestion.

Other things that help are cayenne

tincture, or cayenne water, in the back of the throat. It is

uncomfortable, but you can really feel the circulation get going, and it calms

it down for a while.

Licorice root boiled in water to make a

tea is also great. It is an expectorant and will ease the tickling and

dry or unproductive cough.

I had some Echinacea root that someone had

just given me that I was trying to make into a tincture with alcohol, I used

some dropper-fulls of that. Don’t know if it made any difference or

not…

As old fashioned as it sounds, gargling

with hot salt water also if very effective. Salt kills off bad stuff and

the hot water stimulates the circulation and moistens the mucus, etc. Gargle

the whole cup of water…

For nasal congestion, also do netti wash

with warm salt water.

Good luck,

Dan

From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf Of

Sent: Friday, October 30, 2009

7:13 AM

silver-list@...;

;

DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO ; Herbal_Remedies

Subject:

[ ] Sore throat...

Hi All,

This is the

3rd day of a sore throat (possibly the beginnings of strept). Can

someone suggest something so I can rid myself of it and/or at the very least

not have the soreness?

I’ve

done some gargling with CS (can’t determine if that’s helped or

maybe prevented it from getting worse).

Would love

to hear from folks that have had something similar and nipped it in the bud!

Thank you.

October 30, 2009

I have oregano oil…should I use that

straight or dilute it?

I can’t use my Lugol’s re: Dr’s

orders as we are trying to get a baseline result of blood work without

supplements (I keep having both hypo and hyperthyroid symptoms and the numbers

go up and down).

Thanks.

From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf Of Yochanan

Sent: Friday, October 30, 2009

12:01 PM

To:

Subject:

[ ] Re: Sore throat...

Hi ,

I got rid of strep throat in 24 hours by gargling with Lugol's iodine solution

diluted somewhat with plain water.

Another powerful substance you can try is oregano oil.

from Israel

>

> Hi All,

>

> This is the 3rd day of a sore throat (possibly the beginnings of strept).

> Can someone suggest something so I can rid myself of it and/or at the very

> least not have the soreness?

>

> I've done some gargling with CS (can't determine if that's helped or maybe

> prevented it from getting worse).

>

> Would love to hear from folks that have had something similar and nipped

it

> in the bud!

>

> Thank you.

>

October 30, 2009

Chamomile tea is one of the best natural remedies for strep throat. Its

analgesic properties can provide rapid relief for throat pain and headaches.

Administered every few hours, chamomile tea can also reduce fever and prevent

dehydration. A very strong natural remedy, sage can reduce inflammation,

protecting the soft tissues of the throat and respiratory system. Sage can be

used either under the form of tincture or under the form of capsules. Thanks to

its antibiotic properties, garlic is also an appropriate home remedy for strep

throat.

Gargling with salt water can fight against bacteria and can reduce throat

inflammation and pain, while saline nasal sprays can help decongest the airways

clogged with mucus. When suffering from strep throat, it is very important to

maintain a warm temperature in your bedroom and to increase the air humidity by

using mist humidifiers. You should avoid exposure to chemicals or irritants such

as cigarette smoke and alcohol vapors. You should keep away from any substance

with strong, persistent odor in order to prevent further inflammation of the

respiratory system's soft tissues and membranes.

It is recommended to avoid drinking cold or very hot beverages, as they can

cause throat irritation and pain, slowing down the process of healing. Also,

keep away from spicy and irritant foods, as they are not tolerated well by an

inflamed throat. When suffering from strep throat, you should only eat soft

foods such as soups, yogurts, mashed potatoes, and non-irritant fruits.

When suffering from strep throat, make sure you get enough sleep. Sleep is vital

for body regeneration and for maintaining a strong immune system. However, due

to the discomfort and pain caused by the infection with bacteria, you might have

difficulties in falling asleep. Home remedies for strep throat that have both

sedative and analgesic effects are ginseng and passion flower.

-

-- In , " Dan Nave " <Dan.Nave@...>

wrote:

>

> I just got over something that sounds very like what you have. Was at

> work on Tues but was starting to sound hoarse. Stayed home Wed and

> Thurs just in case it was " The Swine " and am back at work today.

>

> What I do in these cases is as follows. Constantly spray, as often as

> possible or desired, the eyes, nasal passages, and the mouth with

> Colloidal Silver spray. (This is 10 to 20 ppm ionic silver that I make

> at home). Also, spray it in the mouth while breathing in to get it into

> the bronchial passages/lungs.

>

> If the cold has taken hold, I also take small oral doses, about 1

> Tablespoon (half a " shot " ) to 2 Tablespoons (1 " shot " ) every hour or so

> as long as I don't have too much food in the stomach. This (and

> spraying as in the paragraph above) always works to shorten the duration

> and keeps one from getting any additional infection or congestion.

>

> Other things that help are cayenne tincture, or cayenne water, in the

> back of the throat. It is uncomfortable, but you can really feel the

> circulation get going, and it calms it down for a while.

>

> Licorice root boiled in water to make a tea is also great. It is an

> expectorant and will ease the tickling and dry or unproductive cough.

>

> I had some Echinacea root that someone had just given me that I was

> trying to make into a tincture with alcohol, I used some dropper-fulls

> of that. Don't know if it made any difference or not...

>

> As old fashioned as it sounds, gargling with hot salt water also if very

> effective. Salt kills off bad stuff and the hot water stimulates the

> circulation and moistens the mucus, etc. Gargle the whole cup of

> water...

>

> For nasal congestion, also do netti wash with warm salt water.

>

> Good luck,

>

> Dan

>

> ________________________________

>

> From:

> [mailto: ] On Behalf Of

> Sent: Friday, October 30, 2009 7:13 AM

> silver-list@...; ;

> DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO ; Herbal_Remedies

> Subject: [ ] Sore throat...

>

> Hi All,

>

> This is the 3rd day of a sore throat (possibly the beginnings of

> strept). Can someone suggest something so I can rid myself of it and/or

> at the very least not have the soreness?

>

> I've done some gargling with CS (can't determine if that's helped or

> maybe prevented it from getting worse).

>

> Would love to hear from folks that have had something similar and nipped

> it in the bud!

>

> Thank you.

>

October 31, 2009

http://elixirs.com/hylands.htm#potency

http://www.elixirs.com/prodSearch.cfm?ProductName=+throat & ProductCategory=All+Ca\

tegories

--- In , " healinghope " <mfrreman@...>

wrote:

>

> Chamomile tea is one of the best natural remedies for strep throat. Its

analgesic properties can provide rapid relief for throat pain and headaches.

Administered every few hours, chamomile tea can also reduce fever and prevent

dehydration. A very strong natural remedy, sage can reduce inflammation,

protecting the soft tissues of the throat and respiratory system. Sage can be

used either under the form of tincture or under the form of capsules. Thanks to

its antibiotic properties, garlic is also an appropriate home remedy for strep

throat.

>

> Gargling with salt water can fight against bacteria and can reduce throat

inflammation and pain, while saline nasal sprays can help decongest the airways

clogged with mucus. When suffering from strep throat, it is very important to

maintain a warm temperature in your bedroom and to increase the air humidity by

using mist humidifiers. You should avoid exposure to chemicals or irritants such

as cigarette smoke and alcohol vapors. You should keep away from any substance

with strong, persistent odor in order to prevent further inflammation of the

respiratory system's soft tissues and membranes.

>

> It is recommended to avoid drinking cold or very hot beverages, as they can

cause throat irritation and pain, slowing down the process of healing. Also,

keep away from spicy and irritant foods, as they are not tolerated well by an

inflamed throat. When suffering from strep throat, you should only eat soft

foods such as soups, yogurts, mashed potatoes, and non-irritant fruits.

>

> When suffering from strep throat, make sure you get enough sleep. Sleep is

vital for body regeneration and for maintaining a strong immune system. However,

due to the discomfort and pain caused by the infection with bacteria, you might

have difficulties in falling asleep. Home remedies for strep throat that have

both sedative and analgesic effects are ginseng and passion flower.

>

> -

>

> -- In , " Dan Nave " <Dan.Nave@>

wrote:

> >

> > I just got over something that sounds very like what you have. Was at

> > work on Tues but was starting to sound hoarse. Stayed home Wed and

> > Thurs just in case it was " The Swine " and am back at work today.

> >

> > What I do in these cases is as follows. Constantly spray, as often as

> > possible or desired, the eyes, nasal passages, and the mouth with

> > Colloidal Silver spray. (This is 10 to 20 ppm ionic silver that I make

> > at home). Also, spray it in the mouth while breathing in to get it into

> > the bronchial passages/lungs.

> >

> > If the cold has taken hold, I also take small oral doses, about 1

> > Tablespoon (half a " shot " ) to 2 Tablespoons (1 " shot " ) every hour or so

> > as long as I don't have too much food in the stomach. This (and

> > spraying as in the paragraph above) always works to shorten the duration

> > and keeps one from getting any additional infection or congestion.

> >

> > Other things that help are cayenne tincture, or cayenne water, in the

> > back of the throat. It is uncomfortable, but you can really feel the

> > circulation get going, and it calms it down for a while.

> >

> > Licorice root boiled in water to make a tea is also great. It is an

> > expectorant and will ease the tickling and dry or unproductive cough.

> >

> > I had some Echinacea root that someone had just given me that I was

> > trying to make into a tincture with alcohol, I used some dropper-fulls

> > of that. Don't know if it made any difference or not...

> >

> > As old fashioned as it sounds, gargling with hot salt water also if very

> > effective. Salt kills off bad stuff and the hot water stimulates the

> > circulation and moistens the mucus, etc. Gargle the whole cup of

> > water...

> >

> > For nasal congestion, also do netti wash with warm salt water.

> >

> > Good luck,

> >

> > Dan

> >

> > ________________________________

> >

> > From:

> > [mailto: ] On Behalf Of

> > Sent: Friday, October 30, 2009 7:13 AM

> > silver-list@; ;

> > DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO ; Herbal_Remedies

> > Subject: [ ] Sore throat...

> >

> > Hi All,

> >

> > This is the 3rd day of a sore throat (possibly the beginnings of

> > strept). Can someone suggest something so I can rid myself of it and/or

> > at the very least not have the soreness?

> >

> > I've done some gargling with CS (can't determine if that's helped or

> > maybe prevented it from getting worse).

> >

> > Would love to hear from folks that have had something similar and nipped

> > it in the bud!

> >

> > Thank you.

> >

>

October 31, 2009

, try diluting the oregano oil with olive oil 50/50. If results are not

forthcoming, then try it straight. Hold the solution under your tongue as long

as possible; it won't be pleasant but it will knock out strep throat.

from Israel

> >

> > Hi All,

> >

> > This is the 3rd day of a sore throat (possibly the beginnings of strept).

> > Can someone suggest something so I can rid myself of it and/or at the very

> > least not have the soreness?

> >

> > I've done some gargling with CS (can't determine if that's helped or maybe

> > prevented it from getting worse).

> >

> > Would love to hear from folks that have had something similar and nipped

> it

> > in the bud!

> >

> > Thank you.

> >

>

November 1, 2009

Thanks .., I actually did something

similar yesterday a couple times.

I took a dropper and filled it half way –

then I dribbled as accurately as I could on the back of my throat. It wasn’t

all that unpleasant – and I swirled and gargled as best I could. I can

say it’s lots better and I plan on doing the same thing tonight. I also

used some tea tree oil too (I had used that before and it helped).

So with everyone’s suggestions I’m

certainly doing A LOT better than I was J

Glad to know the oregano oil will work

with strep – I’ll stick with it.

Now, if someone is willing to share a good

place to get Olive leaf extract OR on how I could make it myself I’d be

extremely grateful!

From:

[mailto: ]

On Behalf Of Yochanan

Sent: Friday, October 30, 2009

10:39 PM

To:

Subject:

[ ] Re: Sore throat...

, try diluting the oregano oil with olive oil

50/50. If results are not forthcoming, then try it straight. Hold the solution

under your tongue as long as possible; it won't be pleasant but it will knock

out strep throat.

from Israel

> >

> > Hi All,

> >

> > This is the 3rd day of a sore throat (possibly the beginnings of

strept).

> > Can someone suggest something so I can rid myself of it and/or at the

very

> > least not have the soreness?

> >

> > I've done some gargling with CS (can't determine if that's helped or

maybe

> > prevented it from getting worse).

> >

> > Would love to hear from folks that have had something similar and

nipped

> it

> > in the bud!

> >

> > Thank you.

> >

>

November 1, 2009

, www.vitacost.com has olive leaf extract. Just type in those words in the

search bar. Vitacost is one of the lowest cost sources of online nutrients and

extracts that I have been able to locate. I am happy with their quality extracts

from Nature's Answer.

from Israel

> > >

> > > Hi All,

> > >

> > > This is the 3rd day of a sore throat (possibly the beginnings of

> strept).

> > > Can someone suggest something so I can rid myself of it and/or at the

> very

> > > least not have the soreness?

> > >

> > > I've done some gargling with CS (can't determine if that's helped or

> maybe

> > > prevented it from getting worse).

> > >

> > > Would love to hear from folks that have had something similar and nipped

> > it

> > > in the bud!

> > >

> > > Thank you.

> > >

> >

>

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