I've been sort of half following this discussion but it was only after you
wrote about coughing them up that prompted me to chip in. Our son used to
cough up fairly small white hard things in his late teens and we never knew
what the heck they were. Is that right what you are saying they are? Even
though he never had any infected tonsils or anything, well not that we ever
knew of anyway. Truth be known I never considered looking in his throat back
then.
I must remember to ask him when next we meet if he has ever had them again
since his teen years.
I know gargling and ingesting EIS clears up those white 'lesions' or ulcer
looking things on tonsils - tonsillitis - as I administered some to our adult
daughter and it cleared up overnight. I only had to look at her tonsils to see
it was tonsillitis, never did develop into a sore throat which amazed her
doctor. Of course for obvious reasons she didn't tell the doctor what she had
taken, nudge nudge wink wink say n'more.
N.
Date: Sun, 9 Mar 2014 14:36:27 +0800
From: new...@internode.on.net
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>Tonsil stones
Me too, in my twenties. Sometimes they would cough up. A few times
I poked them out, and remember one time there was some blood behind
it in the crypt, which makes me wonder whether the blood was dumping
garbage there. Gargling would surely be a good idea, and perhaps
help dislodge them so they can be spat out.
R
