Anyone interesting in treating Sinusitis ???????????

July 7, 2007

Dear friends,

I have some bonuses for all of you.

I have been specialized in sinusitis for years, for I had been a

victim for more than 18 years , going through all kinds of treatments,

but nothing was help. Eventhough I had been catherized, after 3

months, the problem returned. Other herbs and acupuncture treatments

after awhile of treatments , it got worse.

I've worked with several MDs and shared this experience with them and

taught them how.......... I thought we should not share anything with

them. This is only for us to earn a living.

Sinusitis, stuffy nose all day long...... no other symptoms. But my

pulses were thready and rapid , tongue was normal pink.

The only successful treatments, 19 out of 20, Choose S36 and stimulate

it until the patient noses open up. It takes only 15 sec - 1 minute.

No other points should be chosen!!! The nostrils should be open

instantly. Wait for a few seconds, close the patient's noses make sure

they are breathing without blockage. Be sure! And remove the needle.

To stop it permanently, give your patient Bu Zhong Yi Qi tang.

If there is running nose, stop it first.

Ask the patient to take ginger root ( 6-8 slice ), chop them up and

put in a cup, fill it with hot water and add 1 tps of honey, stir up

completely and drinking while it is hot. After taking this cup for 10

-15 minutes, the nostrils should be dried up, mucus or phlegm in the

lung should also be dried up. Spit it out....... You are done !

GOOD LUCK !!!!!!!!!!

July 7, 2007

Dear Pete,

The mucus or phlegm will be condensed after taking

ginger root and honey. This is the formula for drying

up the damp " dirty fluid " in the body. If it does

not dry up itself, its drink is probably too weak, add

more slice of ginger roots as needed.........

To dry the body fluids, we need some warm herbs.

Honey is neutral , ginger root is warm. But both have

the antibiotic properties, this is the reason I used

to eliminate running nose.

Western medicine believes this is some kinds of

bacterial invasion or allergic condition. No matter

what they see, I see them as our immune system

deficiency, our wei-qi is not strong enough to expell

the allergens and or micro-organisms. However, it

works every time.

After this we may support our system with Bu Zhong Y

Qi Wan, to make more money and a sure thing to make

Chest Qi " Middle Qi " stronger.

GOOD LUCK !!!

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July 7, 2007

On Saturday 07 July 2007 10:45, dr_namnguyen58 wrote:

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> If there is running nose, stop it first.

> Ask the patient to take ginger root ( 6-8 slice ), chop them up and

> put in a cup, fill it with hot water and add 1 tps of honey, stir up

> completely and drinking while it is hot. After taking this cup for 10

> -15 minutes, the nostrils should be dried up, mucus or phlegm in the

> lung should also be dried up. Spit it out....... You are done !

Hi Dr. Nguyen!

Spit out the mucus, or the formula?

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Regards,

Pete

http://www.pete-theisen.com/

July 7, 2007

Two words:

Neti Pot

That, and a box of non-iodized Canning & Pickling Salt

(cost me $1.29 plus tax, will last months).

All the years I spent dealing with tonsillitus, teeth

issue, phlegm, sneezing... Gone.

I am sure teeth brushing - like regular bathing - was

seen with the same initial distrust as nasal

irrigation. Nor can anyone make a whole lot of money

off of it.

But I highly recommend it, and the improved breathing

(I sing) makes me look forward to it. Be sure the

water is warm - not too hot or too cold. Experiment

with the amount of salt to get the right amount for you.

July 7, 2007

Does this work for patients with post nasal drip?

Lee

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