You're going to have to translate Ode! dee
On 18 Sep 2009, at 11:29, Ode Coyote wrote:
A friend of the family in his 80s had a lung infection that just
wasn't responding to treatment.
His doctor basically gave up and pronounced his very limited life
span.
My Dad gave him a CS generator and a spray bottle which he carried
in his pocket, inhaling the mist whenever he felt the urge.
With a few days his pain was subsiding and each check up by his Doc
showed an improvement.
She said "I don't know what you are doing, but keep it up."
To use a spritzer as a nebulizer:
Form a "O" shape with mouth, inhale air as fast and deep as possible.
As the air is rushing in, fill it with mist.
Hearken back to your Doobie filled collage years and remember how
not to cough. [You may have had training you are not aware of]
Within a few weeks he was pronounced infection free.
Interesting guy, Hans. He was a resistance fighter in the
Netherlands in WW2, head quartered right next door to the occupying
Nazi headquarters...and pioneered the manufacture of IC chips made
with a micro sandblaster of all things.
Speaking of intrepid pioneers...
There is someone on this list that discovered that a slight bit of
steady reverse pressure can fill a bladder rather than empty it.
Filled with CS "straight up", a bladder infection doesn't have a
prayer.
Oh yea... a toke or two can dry out your lungs like no over the
counter medication ever will.
Congestive cough that nothing will touch ?
My ex had a cough that kept her awake for 3 days and she was turning
blue. NOTHING even touched it..but 2 tokes on some bud and..well,
she said "Does it work instantly"? ..coughed twice more and went to
sleep breathing easy, cough gone for good.
I met a guy last year that made "Bud Butter" for his kids when the
disease pool of public school made it's mark...it WORKS.
"Cotton Mouth" is not just a Southern snake and "Bud Wiser" ain't
just driving cars in circles real fast while shedding cylindrical
Aluminum objects.
That, CS and spray bottle might just be what it takes to survive the
*Flying Pigs Flew* when the hospitals are overloaded.
Ode
