Hi Jean. Thank you much for the amazing info. Here's the thing. I ordered an ULTRASONIC NEBULIZER. I got a MESH nebulizer (3 months late from China). I don't trust this machine don't know what the mesh is? Aluminum?
And for delivery into the lungs I think you need ULTRASONIC. Is this true?? That's what I'm asking. > On June 17, 2020 at 7:19 PM Jean Baugh <oldglorytexa...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi, > > I once had a cough so bad that both my sisters (and me too), thought I > had lung cancer. I could not speak a sentence without coughing. This had > come on over months and you usually don't notice things like this until it is > really obvious. Doctors? Nothing there that helped over 30 minutes and > certainly nothing that helped the real problem, which I think was possibly an > infection in my lungs. > > I decided it was up to me and began to use an Omron nebulizer (Micro Air, > palm sized, battery operated and the best in my opinion), to try saturated > salt solution, colloidal silver, two more things that have been forgotten but > nothing really worked up to that point. If I'd had a 50 ppm colloidal silver > machine then, perhaps it would have and I do have one of these now. > > BTW, Omron no longer sells their best seller and I can't buy another one > in case my old one stops working. Not sure they even repair these anymore. > That does not make sense to me. Why would any company stop selling their > best seller??? > > Finally in desperation, I used OTC 3% hydrogen peroxide and took a deep > breath. I spent the next two minutes gasping for air. When I had my breath > back and time to think, I realized at least this had done something visible. > So, I began to take shallow breaths and continued on, until I could take a > deep breath. The cough disappeared and never came back. What was it? I > don't know and don't care. I now buy and use food grade 3% hydrogen peroxide > from Swansons vitamins. > > I had a friend who told about a friend of his who had COPD in the last > stage and he used hydrogen peroxide in his room humidifier. He coughed up > tons of mucus. I was told the man cured his COPD but I don't know more than > this. This is a second hand account but the man who told me this was a > respected person in his field, which was not medicine; in other words, he did > not make up stories to impress anyone. He passed it on to me because I'm > interested in alternative anything. > > Let me pass one first hand account short story on. I had never had > asthma and knew nothing about it. One night a cold front hit with a high > wind. I needed to go put out one bucket of alfalfa pellets for the animals. > I was very warm and figured it would only take a minute or two to do this, so > went out, poured the feed into the 5 gallon bucket, opened the gate, walked > toward the second gate, when suddenly a bunch of kids saw me and ran to me > and began to climb on me and the bucket. I was trying to get them off the > heavy bucket and get through the gate so they wouldn't go though, when I lost > my breath; just could not get enough air to function. I was cold by this > point. I dropped the bucket and managed to get back to the house. I sat in > the kitchen trying to breathe and at the same time, figure out what was > wrong. Seemed like a long time but when you are trying to breathe, time > slows down. I thought it might be asthma, due to things I'd read in the past > and was able to get a coke that had real sugar and caffeine in it. The asthma passed like a bad dream. Those two things are what many people recommend for asthma. > > I wonder now if sugar alone might have done the same thing because it > relaxes spasms. My husband had a hiatal hernia once and remembering sugar, > gave him a teaspoon and the spasm stopped. > > My reason for the sugar is I saw a show on TV many, many years ago and > they showed weight lifters who could lift many hundreds of pounds of weight, > but when they gave them a teaspoon of sugar, they could not lift anything. > I'm sure this changed after awhile but that information stayed with me. > > Anyway, I bought a Coke with real sugar and caffeine and keep it on top > of my refrigerator in case of another asthma attack. > > Jean > > > > > On Wed, Jun 17, 2020 at 5:36 PM Williams < gwms...@optonline.net > mailto:gwms...@optonline.net > wrote: > > > > > > Can someone tell me if an ultrasonic nebulizer is the only or best > > way to inhale CS for COPD or Asthma? Which one is best? > > > > The new Mesh nebulizers they say is a "metal alloy" is a secret > > code for aluminum? > > > > > > Gladys Williams > > > > > > > > > > >
