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  1. , Did you use the Adrenal Aide first and then the subAdrene for maintenance? > > > > I've been using ISOCORT from BEZWECKEN for over a year and have had > > tremendous results. I take 3-4 in the morning and 3 more around 2pm. I > > was told not to

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  2. Hi Everyone,Thanks for guiding me these last years with my asthma condition. I tried acupuncture previously with no visible improvements in my symptoms. Two years ago I was suffering with excess, thick mucous and impaired ability to walk the four m

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  3. Hi Ora, couple of things first, is your Sats level on or above 95 with or without oxygen? If your sats are still ok after about an hour of no oxygen then perhaps your doctor is simply allowing you to use it for your own piece of mind. Although a gas

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  4. The easiest way to find out is to get a prescription for albuterol, or one of its clones like ventolin or xophenex, from your doctor. If this relieves the problem, then it's asthma. If you do have asthma, then using that stuff before exercise ma

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  5. Ann and Chip --I want to learn more about some of the info about oxygen use that you gave Ora. Can you recommend any web sites?Thanks,Judy K - Florida

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  6. I have been home from the hospital for a week now and am thinking seriously about not using the albuterol at all any more. But that means that I will be on oxygen instead which is not going to work either. Ora >When I first started using Oxygen

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  7. Ora if you also have COPD then you might be getting too much oxygen which will decrease your body's inner drive to breathe. It could be the cause of your problems.... Ann

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  8. I tried Xopenex and it worked well for a few days then didn't do nearly as well so I went back to ventolin. Ora On Tue, 12 Jun 2012 16:31:27 -0000, " njmom1boy " wrote: >Maybe you just don't do well with regular Albuterol. Have you tried X

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  9. Ann, I always agree with you unless I disagree. If I disagree, you will know about it but otherwise I agree with you. Ora >Ora...for once you and I agree! Oxygen IS a drug when it is used in a medical setting. At all other times it is consider

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  10. Maybe you just don't do well with regular Albuterol. Have you tried Xopenex or Maxair? > > Recently I have been hospitalized three times for my asthma, COPD and > other problems. During those visits I have learned that when I use > Oxygen and alb

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  11. Terry, Thank you very much for the reply, it helps tremendously! > > > > Some people have very clear detox pathways and dont herx much ,if at all.However I wonder if yourtreatment time isnt high enough.I got up to 10-15 minutes with the coil befor

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  12. Oxygen is a drug when it is used as a drug. Of course it is also a gas. Ora On Mon, 11 Jun 2012 20:29:35 -0700 (PDT), wrote: >Oxygen is not a drug...

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  13. Chip -Thanks for the descriptions of the drugs' effects. I*'m new to this, and want to learn all I can to help my husband.Judy K

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  14. Hi all, has anyone heard of this - [url]http://www.news-medical.net/news/20120105/Boulder-Diagnostics-RUNMC-enter-agreem\[/url] ent-to-market-Lyme-disease-diagnostic-test.aspx ? Thanks,

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  15. Can you use them each individually? Using them together shouldn't be any different. Sent from Yahoo! Mail on Android From: taurusrc@... ; To: <asthma >; Subject: Oxygen and Albuterol Sent: Sun, Jun 10, 2012 7:04:22 PM Re

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  16. Jim, Thanks for the welcome....I think :) Yes, I got bit while we lived in NY in 1997..I had been taken to the hospital with extremely high fever 105.7 and stayed for a week while they tried to get the fever down. I did have Lyme tests done, but wer

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  17. No, I haven't had problems. I just use O2 at night when I'm sleeping though. Sorry.Cindy To: [email]asthma [/email] Sent: Sunday, June 10, 2012 3:04 PM Subject: Oxygen and Albuterol Recently I have been hospitalized three times for m

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  18. Hi Ora, I and thousands nay maybe millions of asthmatics and those with respiratory conditions use this drug as Albuterol (US) or Salbutamol (UK). I have no doubt many also suffer some form of problem when taking this drug. Myself I often find I act

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  19. Susie, Sorry for the confusion. DCM= Doug Coil Machine JS = Stolar Terry From: tim2buk Sent: Sunday, January 22, 2012 11:49 AM To: [email]Lyme_and_Rife [/email] Subject: Re: OT: Hip/thigh pain & hand/joint pain Hi Terry,Sorry,

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  20. Combining drugs can be deadly. [url]http://mhsainc.org/combining.htm[/url] On Sun, 10 Jun 2012 16:54:45 -0700 (PDT), wrote: >Can you use them each individually? Using them together shouldn't be any different.

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  21. Well then , Welcome aboard as one of our newest members! " Really, sorry you also have this disease, but you still sound pretty functional, so hopefully the protocols you use will bring you to better health... So now remember, what's good for the

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  22. Oxygen is not a drug...

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  23. Ora...for once you and I agree! Oxygen IS a drug when it is used in a medical setting. At all other times it is considered a gas. This is why you need a prescription for oxygen. However, in some countries, oxygen is not considered a medically reg

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  24. When I first started using Oxygen I was not using my inhaler because I simply did not need to use it. They Oxygen replaced the need for albuterol. After a few weeks a nurse told me that it was okay to use the inhaler occasionally. So occasionally

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  25. Hello everybody. I'm mostly a lurker, now that my daughter seems to be outgrowing her reactive airway issues. Anyway, I now have a question concerning myself. Back in college, my roommate and I decided to start running. I was in good shape, so we

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