Lyn wrote : > <jcegre...@gmail.com> wrote: That’s fantastic news, Evan. Please tell me how much xylitol in how much water? Thanks, Lynn
Put about 1tsp (300grams) xylitol into a 100ml nasal spray bottle, add water. Let the xylitol crystals fully dissolve before inhaling. I still have minor daily phlegm, so the streptococcus pneumonia may be active? Dental plaque consists of streptococcus mutans biofilm. Could the phlegm be a biofilm? I don't know. On 21 Feb, 2016 9:38 am, "Evan Jones" <evanj.ba...@gmail.com> wrote: > I have had chronic lung infections since childhood, morning phegm , > often coughing, easily get bronchitis , sometimes pneumonae. I tried > inhaling CS. Finally found that xylitol water in a nasal spray and > inhaled into the lungs 5 x day has it beat. Many lung infections have > a biofilm made of streptococci pneumonae, a bacteria which loves the > sugar in xylitol. When the strep consumes the xylitol sugar, the strep > bug loses it's ability to form the biofilm. (Same happens to tooth > decay forming strep mutans when fed xylitol). > > Therefore, I wouldn't take anything that attacks bacteria when using > xylitol, such as zithromycin, salt or CS. > > I now inhale xylitol water 2 x day as a preventive. >
