Has to do with droplet size, which has to do with how deep you get the
substance into the nasal passages and lungs.
Misting is good for stopping bacteria and viruses before they take hold
and begin to multiply, but it is pretty much confined to the doorway of
the sinuses/throat. I have proven this to myself with my chronic URI
rabbit. I have misted him a couple times a day or more, and he does get
some breathed in, but it really doesn't do the job, nebulizing is much
more effective at stopping any increase in his symptoms. With just
misting he started to develop an ear infection, with nebulizing he
doesn't get any ear involvement. Though I have to say I'm not certain
nebulizing alone is even enough. I usually also use ear drops of the
CS-MSM-DMSO mix I use.
sol
[email protected] wrote:
I'm sorry, been away and am catching up on emails, and did try to read
the ones with the same theme.
Just don't understand: why wouldn't just using a spray bottle of CS
into the nose and throat be almost as efficient as a personal nebulizer?
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