Re: Coffee, antioxidants and asthma

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, because asthma is a symptom of toxin load, I'd suggest

reducing that load via undenatured whey, selenium, vitamin C, E, D, A.

The approach has worked in many people and even in COPD. Reducing

toxins reduces irritation, which reduces swelling and mucous.

Of course, reducing toxin production is the other end of the same

equation. The inulin reduces the major source of toxin production,

bacteria in the bowel. Liver flushes outght to help too.

In the process the candida should vanish too

Sopmeone on this list used the approach and hardly needs the puffer

at all!

Duncan

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> I second that about coffee and asthma! I am asthmatic and when I am

having trouble in the morning at work, a cup of coffee will help the

asthma problems settle down. Of course, I have my inhaler, but

sometimes coffee in conjunction with my inhaler has the best effect.

Best of all, I have had no side effects from these two together.

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