: Echinacia Christie

[Guest guest]

Please give it a try. I can't say enough good things about it. I

haven't had a bad cold in a few years. I catch it right away with

30 drops of echinacea in a small glass of water a few times a day when

that cold feeling begins.

My Mom has fibromyalgia and she was put on Co-enzyme also known as

( CQ10 ) and her energy level has vastly improved.

Read up on both of those via the internet.

Donna

 

 

, " christie_0131 "

<christie0131@g...> wrote:

>

> This is a useful thing to know. I'm currently off work with some

sort

> of CFS and blood tests have shown that I've had glandular fever

> (mono). I'm taking Chinese herbs and having acupuncture which is

> clearing up some of the other symptoms I've been having, but perhaps

> taking echinacia would also help.

> Christie

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Donna - I've taken echinacea for colds for a number of

years, after it was prescribed to me when I was on holiday in

Switzerland, but never thought to take it for this. I googled CQ10

and it sounds like it is being hailed as a useful supplement for a

number of ailments. I'll need to see if it is available over here.

Christie

 

, " Donna "

<thelilacflower> wrote:

>

> Please give it a try. I can't say enough good things about it. I

> haven't had a bad cold in a few years. I catch it right away with

> 30 drops of echinacea in a small glass of water a few times a day

when

> that cold feeling begins.

> My Mom has fibromyalgia and she was put on Co-enzyme also known

as

> ( CQ10 ) and her energy level has vastly improved.

> Read up on both of those via the internet.

> Donna

>

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