I experienced no discomfort from inhaling through my mouth. I alternate
between mouth and nose so that the mist infiltrates lungs and sinus cavities.
There is nothing to get right. The process using the Medisana is quite simple.
The main difference between what you and I do (or concerns) seems to be the CS
issue itself. I make my own - you buy and surly I can understand your
concerns for exercising frugality with regard to the CS.
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Yes, this is what I got it for, but if you need to have it empty to store,
wouldn't you have to sit quite a while in front of it to use even a couple of
ounces. Mine lasted ages, and in the end, I emptied it myself. I think it was
Dave said to leave it on in the room and have a couple of lung fulls in
transit. I don't know, when *I* do anything, I always seem to make everything
so complicated! Thanks for your input, I will hopefully get it right soon!
DeePS another question, do you breathe in through your nose or mouth? When I
breathed through my mouth, it made me cough, so I presume that is not the way
to do it. Or is it? MTIA
-------Original Message-------
From: Carol Ann
Date: 17/05/2008 22:08:21
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: RE: CS>Medisana
Hmm. Maybe we have different intentions re use. I bought it only to use or
take as an inhaler for CS. Personally, I can't see how it could really
effective in a large room. Perhaps it would be good for a small area that
surrounds the individual - then again, I don't know how far the ionic mist
would go into the air from the unit's base. It's those cool, concentrated
close up lung fulls that I bought it for.
Regards, Carol Ann ~ The only thing that is different is how you think..
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