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nonna05
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This disease has totally wreaked my 50's and late
40"/..........

What are the most common helper's to get over this?

What interferes the most?????

I now have been coughing so bad I feel I can barely breath. Then the pain kick's

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I used photon treatment. I kept going in circles with abx and herbs.

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Keebler
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More detail about what helped sixgoofykids - and some others who have gone this way:

http://flash.lymenet.org/scripts/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=125858;p=0

Topic: What is Photon Therapy?


http://lymebook.com/bionic-880-photon-woitzel-germany-pe1

BioPhoton Treatment with Dr. W -- Full Sample Chapter from book: Insights in Lyme Disease Treatment, by Connie Strasheim

Chapter 6 Bionic / Photon Therapy for Lyme Disease

Scroll down to see text.

If travel / cost are realities, there are some in U.S. who have gotten such machines, training but that would require a bit more searching and inquiry.
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Keebler
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Some others who were also just running in circles with Rx / herbs, rife has been their ticket:

http://flash.lymenet.org/scripts/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=117755;p=0

RIFE Machine - Reference LINKS
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Coughing? Just for starters:

* Banish all things fuzzy from your home, especially bed and bathroom - and wardrobe.

Especially fuzzy bathmats need to go, any toilet covers, etc.

A cork bathmat is the best lung health move I've made, in addition to getting rid of all chenille sweaters. A lot of corduroy is also likely to shed (though the smaller wale and older clothes less so). Send it away.

If it makes a lot of fuzz / link in the dryer, that's one sign that it's also sending all kinds of lint into your lungs even just sitting in a room but especially when it's touched or moved.

Aside from sending lint into our lungs, these fuzzy items also collect dust and harbor germs and mold.

This is just one aspect but so very important. Banish the fuzz from all textiles, do-dads.

* Personal care: avoid all powders & sprays.

* Gluten and Dairy can also affect lung in various ways. This is important to know. Peanuts, too. Make note of any foods that seem to trigger phlegm.

* HEPA Filter for vacuum.
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This is the bathmat I've had for over a dozen years. It's a good now as the day it arrived.

http://www.gaiam.com/product/02-0339.html

Cork Bath Mat
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GINGER capsules can also help breathing. Ginger tea, to an extent (the warm liquid) but capsules offer a fuller therapeutic dose for the lungs.

The tiny licorice pieces in the set below are wonderful to help stop the spasms that can go along with coughing.

Of course, magnesium is key, too.


http://oneearthherbs.squarespace.com/important-herbs/ginger-rootrhizome-zingiber-officinalis.html

GINGER - Links


http://flash.lymenet.org/scripts/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=3;t=034980;p=0#000000

LICORICE ROOT EXTRACT -- Links
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