We're on the road (presently in N.C.) and have heard that the tree pollens are causing widespread bronchitis throughout the south this year for lots of people. It could be that climate change has produced new irritating combinations of tree-pollen schedules. So sorry that CS nebulized hasn't helped you. It definitely helped me, but I also used it the very first night I coughed. Local honey might help, although it would be from last year's harvest, so the pollens of now might not be the main elements. Once, while on the road, I had pertussis, at the same time we were downwind of forest fires in Truckee. Used Sambucol and elderberry cough drops, which helped a lot.
Be well, Léna On Mar 26, 2016, at 10:23 PM, Gmail wrote: > Nothing seems to work. Frequent dry cough. No temperature. > Olive leaf extract, aged garlic extract, vapor rub on neck and chest, vitamin > c, lobelia, tea tree oil in steam bath, colloidal silver in nebulizer, cs in > neti pot,- all are being used- not all at once but different times of the day > for a week. Any suggestions? > I am in considerable distress. Oximeter reads 93. > Could possibly be related to concurrent hay fever symptoms? > Could be environmental? Chemtrails? Tilling the organic garden a week ago? > Would a hyperbaric chamber help? > HELP! > > The Austrian School outlook is best seen in the response of Ludwig von Mises > to this question: “Professor Mises, if you were given complete power over the > economy, what would you do?” His one-word answer defines the Austrian School: > “Resign.” > > > > > >
