Adding DMSO to the CS for the sinus flushes might help. I add DMSO to my
EIS for eye drops and nose drops, because as you say, EIS feels just
like plain DW, and I find it very uncomfortable.
I have also added plain salt or baking soda to EIS and that makes it
more comfortable. What I'd guess happened to you is that the saline
flush stripped out a lot of the mucous lining of the sinuses, then the
CS was really contacting "bare" tissues, and unbuffered non-saline on
bare sinus tissues (or in eyes) hurts. Doesn't bother some people but
causes me pain and discomfort.
My reason for adding DMSO instead of salts or baking soda is the DMSO
adds transport of the EIS into tissues, and makes it more effective. It
seems to me like adding salt or soda makes the EIS less effective.
sol
Lea Ann wrote:
I flushed with just saline a few times to help clear things up and
about two hours later the pain was gone and that episode was over.
The next morning the sinus infection was still going strong so I
decided to use ONLY CS (I figured it had been long enough since my
last saline flush that I wasn't going to create another "silver
chloride fire between the eyes" episode). My thinking was that saline
had never killed a sinus infection but possibly straight CS might.
When I flush with just CS it burns much more than with saline water
because sinuses are used to a saline condition and plain water or CS
water is NOT saline so it burns some. Plain water and CS feel just
the same to me.
Anyway, I could easily put up with this kind of burning so I kept at
the CS Only routine (running it into my mouth and out through my
sinuses) about once an hour for the rest of the day. By the next
morning I had beaten a sinus infection without antibiotics for the
first time in my life.
I was so impressed that I bought an SG6 that day!
Moral of the story - don't mix CS and saline then flush your sinuses
with it!
Blessings,
Lea Ann
----- Original Message ----- From: "V" <[email protected]>
To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, November 04, 2005 2:33 PM
Subject: spam: Re: CS>potassium vs. sodium salt vs. no salt
Why use no salt? that is medical propaganda. You jsut need to use
good salt thats all.
V
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