For Asthma Sufferers

[Nienna]

I was recently directed to an article by Dr. Sircus, by a friend. It’s about a product that has Reduced Glutathione and Bicarbonate in a capsule form. You dump the contents of the capsule into some saline solution, or plain distilled water, into a nebulizer and inhale as you would whatever other solutions you may use for asthma.

I’ve tried it and it was nothing short of amazing for me. Although, keep in mind that everyone is an individual and what may work for me may not work for you.

NOTE: At the end of the article, it does have a disclaimer that this product can cause bronchospasms in some people. I have not had a problem with that.

Glutathione & Bicarbonate Nebulization

The other day I published a series of testimonies for Natural Allopathic Medicine but one of the most important ones that I meant to stress fell through the cracks and was not published.

Dear Dr. Sircus,

May I tell you that I have been nebulizing the glutathione with baking soda for my chronic bronchitis (I ordered the capsules) as mentioned in your Natural Allopathic E-book. I was astounded the first time I used it. I didn’t have any problems with coughing up a lot of mucus for a whole 24 hours. I am a massage therapist and this is very disconcerting. Thankfully I know all of my clients quite well and they understand my problem. I had a lot less discharge over the next few days after that. Today is good too. I took a couple of capsules orally. I will nebulize again later. I ordered the Glutathione from Dr. Brownstein also. He had the compounding pharmacy mix it up for me. The capsules with the baking soda seem to work best. I can’t tell you how many things I have tried and nothing has worked this well. Next I will try the clay to detox and cleanse my colon.
N. Goodfellow

You can get a portable nebulizer like this one:
-http://www.portablenebs.com/?gclid=CLjl9L6L3aUCFcVe7AodbXcR3A
Reduced L-Glutathione Plus, which you can order at:
-http://www.theranaturals.com/products.html

Dissolve 1/2 capsule of the glutathione in 10 milliliters of distilled water for the first treatment. This product already has sodium bicarbonate in it so you don’t need to add more. If you feel fine with the first application then increase the dosage for 1 capsule of glutathione for 10 milliliters of water and build it up to a maximum of 2 capsules. Please notice that this is a reasonably new treatment and dosages for each patient should be found by sensitive application and starting with minimum dosages and building quickly, especially if the situation is urgent. Be sensitive to the recipient’s feelings and reactions (if any) during and after each application. Dosages should be adjusted downward obviously for young children and infants. Suggested are 2 or 3 treatments a day.

You can read the rest of the article at the above link.

 

[chachazoom]

I've been researching nebulizers. The omron micro air looks good but I'm not sure of the capacity to hold water as it say a 3ml treatment but the instructions say in 10 ml of distilled water. Can anyone recommend a nebulizer?

 

[Nienna]

I've been researching nebulizers. The omron micro air looks good but I'm not sure of the capacity to hold water as it say a 3ml treatment but the instructions say in 10 ml of distilled water. Can anyone recommend a nebulizer?

From what I've seen, the nebulizer kits (which include the cup, lid, breathing thingy, etc.) are pretty standard size. The dose of what is usually used in them, albuteral, is probably supposed to be 3ml. It's a drug. The instructions for this glutathione treatment does use 10ml of distilled water.

I think like anything else, different kinds of treatments use different dosages. Just because you take, say 800mg of magnesium doesn't mean that you would take 800mg of some other kind of supplement. Each medicine has its own measurements of how much to take in a doseage.

And I cannot recommend one nebulizer unit over another since I just take what the medical supply sends me. Sorry.

 

[Vulcan59]

In light of what we have been discovering in the AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES CAUSED BY AN INFECTION? thread, anybody tried using Dr. David Hahn's antibiotics treatment?

A review of Dr. Hahn's book - _http://www.jopm.org/media-watch/books-literature/2014/06/26/book-review-a-cure-for-asthma-what-your-doctor-isnt-telling-you-and-why/

Here is one person's account of using Hahn's treatment plan - _http://www.asthmastory.com/medications-i-took/

 

[davey72]

FWIW: The lady i live with is a parapalegic with asthma, and when her son cant get her medication (i cant as i have no vehicle at present) i make a tea using stinging nettle, and wild mint with a tea bag steep for about three seconds. She says this will clear her up into the next day.

 

[shellycheval]

I have ordered Dr. David Hahn's book on treating asthma with antibiotics and will consider trying it if the book checks out.

The autoimmune protocol refers to curing adult onset asthma caused from exposure to certain bacteria. My "moderately severe" asthma (as described by my pulmonologist) has been a problem for me
since I was ten. I have no RA symptoms and am pain free all the time unless I pull or strain something. Eliminating gluten cured my acid reflex, irritable bowel, sleep apnea, minor osteoarthritis, and improved my asthma and allergies (but did not cure them) so I have not considered myself a candidate for the protocol at this time.

If Dr. Hahn's work seem plausible I will give it a try and post my experiences here.
shellycheval