Guest guest Posted January 3, 2005 Report Posted January 3, 2005 Have you considered a 'Classical Homeopath'? Much help can be found through them, and cures to much that you might not expect. I've had wonderful luck with a Classical Homeopath, and none with several different MD's, as well as specialists. Also, they are a fraction of the expense of a regular MD visit, and you get far better results. I have my family and companion animals cared for by one also. (Obviously, 'my' opinion) marian " Unanswered questions are not as dangerous as Unquestioned answers. " Sun, 02 Jan 2005 17:12:39 -0000 > yoonit > chronic lung phlegm > > I'd give anything to figure this out.. I've had a low-level, chronic > (many years) infection or (?) in my lungs that's driving me nuts - > throat clearing every morning, loss of energy.. I'm actually a health > nut (by necessity?) but this has me stumped. I've already given up > many foods like dairy (except ghee), grains, (except millet and > rice), sweets (except for apples) etc. I'm thinking of seeing an > allergy specialist.. > > Any ideas really appreciated! > -m Quote
Guest guest Posted January 3, 2005 Report Posted January 3, 2005 Thanks, Marian. Yes, that might be a good idea -IF I can find someone here in Smalltownville that knows what they're doing. I heard of a good allergy clinic in La Crosse, WI that uses sublingual drops (I think they're homeopathic??) instead of shots. But I wonder if it might not be some sort of digestion/colon problem (in chinese medicine the colon is connected to the lungs) or some sort of " lung dampness? " Thanks much for the reply! -m , GaelicHounds <GaelicHounds@e...> wrote: > > Have you considered a 'Classical Homeopath'? Much help can be > found through them, and cures to much that you might not expect. > I've had wonderful luck with a Classical Homeopath, and none with > several different MD's, as well as specialists. Also, they are a > fraction > of the expense of a regular MD visit, and you get far better results. I > have my family and companion animals cared for by one also. > > (Obviously, 'my' opinion) > marian > " Unanswered questions are not as dangerous as Unquestioned answers. " > > Sun, 02 Jan 2005 17:12:39 -0000 > > yoonit > > chronic lung phlegm > > > > I'd give anything to figure this out.. I've had a low-level, chronic > > (many years) infection or (?) in my lungs that's driving me nuts - > > throat clearing every morning, loss of energy.. I'm actually a health > > nut (by necessity?) but this has me stumped. I've already given up > > many foods like dairy (except ghee), grains, (except millet and > > rice), sweets (except for apples) etc. I'm thinking of seeing an > > allergy specialist.. > > > > Any ideas really appreciated! > > -m Quote
Guest guest Posted December 17, 2005 Report Posted December 17, 2005 Did you ever get relief from this? If so, what did you do? Dial117 , yoonit wrote: > > > > I'd give anything to figure this out.. I've had a low-level, chronic > (many years) infection or (?) in my lungs that's driving me nuts - > throat clearing every morning, loss of energy.. I'm actually a health > nut (by necessity?) but this has me stumped. I've already given up > many foods like dairy (except ghee), grains, (except millet and > rice), sweets (except for apples) etc. I'm thinking of seeing an > allergy specialist.. > > Any ideas really appreciated! > -m > Quote
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