I read the works of Linus Pauling and thought that since I had to do
something or check out I would give it a try.
Much like everything I do I jumped in with both feet. I went on later to
go up o 20 grams but the diarrhea was to much to take so I dropped to 4
grams and have been there for four years now. No more breathing problems!
Dave
faith gagne wrote:
Hi Dave. Just curious, what made you start taking Vitamin c and
l-lysine at 6 grams a day each? That seems like a lot but evidently
it helped you. Thanks.
Faith G
----- Original Message -----
*From:* Dave <mailto:ddar...@centurytel.net>
*To:* silver-list@eskimo.com <mailto:silver-list@eskimo.com>
*Sent:* Saturday, November 03, 2007 2:53 PM
*Subject:* Re: CS>Lung trouble
I don't buy the the age aspect as I am almost that old and I
took care of a very similar breathing problem.
In 1980 when Mt Saint Helens blew it's top I was up there to help
in rescue. I worked all day in the dust without any dust mask. My
lungs felt heavy for years but I didn't have any breathing
troubles at that time as well as being an auto Mechanic with
breathing a lot of asbestos from brake work so you see abuse wise
I've been there and done that except for smoking which I have
never done.
I ride a bicycle for exercise and there is a hill on my route
that I would get so out of wind I would get dizzy when riding up
it almost to the point of falling off the bike. I was also out of
breath tying my shoes and when going to the bathroom in the middle
of the night I would breath so hard from the exertion that when I
got back into bed I thought it would waken my wife.
At that point I started taking vitamin C and l-Lysine at 6 grams
a day each. On the third day I rode over the hill and didn't
notice it was there as far as breathing was concerned. The other
breathing problems stopped also. At the same time I took a course
of CMO followed by Glucosamine Chondroiten and MSM to rebuild my
joints which made it so I didn't have to hold my breath with
exertion and exacerbate the breathing problem. I didn't have to
groan when arising from my chair or getting up from the floor when
working on a car.
No intelligence here just my experiences.
Dave
