Just my personal opinion, but we know ninety some percent of all respiratory problems occur because of candida/fungus, obviously antibiotics make that worse. I had what the dock called copd, but a month of nebbing hydrogen peroxide really helped that. I did not know it was actually fungus in my lungus. Three rounds of lufenuron and a tablespoon of kerosene daily cleared up my entire health. Now a days no more sinus, bronchial, or respiratory problems atall. If you have taken two successive treatments with antibiotics, you have a candida problem. The docks will not tell you, as you are their cash cow. I have used CS for lots of pathogens, but it never helped my candida. david lubbock tx.
On Wed, Dec 26, 2012 at 9:21 AM, MaryAnn Helland <[email protected]>wrote: > My husband's lung infection is back. He's been doctoring for this for a > month and a half, has gone through two rounds of antibiotics. This morning > it's back, all the doctor's offices are closed because of a snow storm, a > phone request for a prescription was denied without his being seen by the > doctor. He's miserable -- coughing, can't breathe, etc. > > So -- we're going to try nebulizing EIS. Having never done this before, I > need to know -- do we use EIS full-strength? Also -- how much, how often, > etc. -- general guidelines. TIA. > MA >
