I’ve had clients come back and tell me:
a) their cholestrol levels returned to normal;
b) they’re no longer taking HRT drugs for menopause;
c) their colitis is a non issue;
d) their blood pressure returned to normal levels;
e) they feel overall healthier!

These are REAL PEOPLE coming and telling me the effects they’ve experienced after taking the supplement that I have been taking for 10 years now ~ and nothing else.

Bottom line ~ EAT NUTRIENT DENSE FOODS ~ chronic illness or not, it will have a positive impact on your overall heath!

Sent with much care….

The first time in a long time that he actually felt good was on his birthday. I didn’t know what to get him since he was so sick he couldn’t do much. So I bought him an all day package at a spa. While I was thinking it was such a girlie present- he came back and said it was the best present ever.

Now, I don’t think you are “rich”, but you may be one of the lucky ones able to book yourself in once a week, for half an hour or all day if you have time.

Best of Health

Take your meds and rest: your immune system will comply to the best of it’s ability. Be well.

Bronchitis: Latin (maybe greek) translation - inflammation of the bronchioles or bronchiole tubes

Neither one is a bacteria, hence, antibiotics are useless. (that is unless your cough is from a bacterial infection)

Actually, many cases of bronchitis are from bacteria. I usually get it once a year, and almost always get prescribed erythromycin or azithromycin.[/quote]

Duane: right about the antibiotics. The ones you mentioned are actually the more expensive ones that are often used to treat symptoms that have not responded to other lesser antibiotics, such as amoxicillin and doxycyclin.

Acute bronchitis can sometimes result from a viral infection, and people who smoke or suffer from chronic bronchitis are highly succeseptible to bacterial infections. In that, I am not sure which comes first- the chicken or the egg. Not sure whether bacteria actually CAUSES bronchitis or just exaggerates and perpetuates the already existing symptoms of the bronchitis itself. I am sure some forms of bacteria can bring on a bout of acute bronchitis, but not chronic.

In my case, bacteria did not cause my bronchitis. Environmental factors, and my asthma did, as I had always suffered from inflammation of the bronchioles. As a result of having such a condition, I was often plagued by bacterial infections, because i was not able to rid the mucus in my lungs. I also had frequent bouts of strep and tonsilitis, which just increased my chances of bacterial infection exponentially.

Those infections were also harder to get rid off, often taking several round of antibiotics before they were remedied, if only temporarily (probably because i continued to play sports hard, and smoked).

I often had bacterial infections which would clear after one to several round of the said antibiotics you mentioned.

A sick man can only take so much, I’ll stop. Promise :(

Get well and please stop smoking, it’s icky.

Bronchitis: Latin (maybe greek) translation - inflammation of the bronchioles or bronchiole tubes

Neither one is a bacteria, hence, antibiotics are useless. (that is unless your cough is from a bacterial infection)

Actually, many cases of bronchitis are from bacteria. I usually get it once a year, and almost always get prescribed erythromycin or azithromycin.

if you don’t quit smoking, you might not be able to do that either….. *wink*

Three things:
1. You still need air conditioning. ;)
2. RIP, Bernie Mac. What a loss of a great talent.
3. It’s been five days since I’ve had a smoke. Thank God for the nicotine patch, but I still want to slap the snot out of somebody.

I heard that Bernie Mac had Sarcoidosis, he died recently of pneumonia complications.

Side note-I’ve learned that the Music Industry has lost one of the greatest sax players, LeRoi Moore of the Dave Matthews Band. May he R.I.P. and never be forgotten.

I wish you a quick recovery :-)