Grace wrote,
"I used to buy the Xlear xylitol nasal spray, until I realized it was giving
me high blood pressure. I contacted the president of the company, and he
said that a small percentage of 1% of people using their product have this
reaction due to the preservative in the product "
Did you by any chance ask the identity of the preservative?
The preservative would be to protect the product, it might or might not
affect sinus fungus, per se. Was the issue addressed that of stuff growing
in the product, or in the sinus?
Thanks,
Jim
-----Original Message-----
From: grace1...@aol.com [mailto:grace1...@aol.com]
Sent: Saturday, April 01, 2006 6:11 AM
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Subject: Re: CS>How to make up a CS/MSM/Xylitol solution?
I used to buy the Xlear xylitol nasal spray, until I realized it was giving
me high blood pressure. I contacted the president of the company, and he
said that a small percentage of 1% of people using their product have this
reaction due to the preservative in the product and told me to just add 1/2
tsp.xylitol to 2 oz. of water, placed in a plastic nasal spray bottle (you
CAN pry the top off if you use some strength). I added the xylitol to
colloidal silver. I think this may have produced a saturated solution of
xylitol, as some of the crystals would not dissolve. I never had any fungal
problems with this, and the Xlear company said nothing about fungus, but I
assume they put preservative in the solution for a reason.
What was the cause of the fungus--lack of preservative? In that case I
wonder if the CS would do the job.
Jill
