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  1. Madeline, I broke out in full body hives from cinnamon candy when I was 10. I use Cardemon and Coriander now when a recipe calls for cinnamon, like with carrot cake, one of my all time favorites. The last time I tried making cinnamon rolls for com

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  2. I found out this past week that my dexa bone scan showed I was now in osteoporosis and I know it's due to me being on Asmanex for over a year. That is one of the listed side affects of it. I use 1 inhale of the 220 mcg of Asmanex morning and night.

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  3. I had my first pulmonary workup starting in April. The pulmonologist asked me a bunch of questions about my symptoms, when did they start, what did I use now, etc., and listened to my lungs. My asthma is worse when my allergies go nuts, and I get t

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  4. I have noticed, that sometimes if I put cinnamon on something, if I don't mix it in very well, it will make me choke, more often than not, it never used to do that to me. A lot of spices are that way now. willothewispl@.... To: "asthma " <ast

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  5. Anyone have problems with cinnamon during out just after a flare?MadelineConnected by DROID on Verizon Wireless

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  6. I read that if you take a zinc tablet (about 30 mg. daily) it will prevent colds. I have been doing it for about a year and have not had a cold during that time. Ora On Fri, 6 Apr 2012 10:57:29 +0100 (BST), CHIP CHAPMAN wrote: >  >Oooo! 

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  7. I have dairy allergies, and lactose intolerance, the only dairy I can consume is cheddar cheese, and that has to be lowfat, depends on the brand also. I noticed that when I eat other dairy that I get all congested, and swell up for a day or so.

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  8. I have singers in my family and they will not drink milk when they have to sing. >The phlegm could be allergies or just the weather change. I know tons of people here that have it. As far as the temperature I love my space heater and my tower fan. So

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  9. Oooo! Throbbing head! Aching jaw! Blurred vision! Burning throat! Tight chest! Is it the effects from the night before? Possibly the after effects of a good time? A few too many drinks in sociable company? No, it’s a flaming cold! Dammit

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  10. My phlegm acts up when I use dairy products. I am not allergic to milk but it does build up the phlegm. Ora On Wed, 4 Apr 2012 07:47:09 -0700 (PDT), wrote: >The phlegm could be allergies or just the weather change. I know tons of people here t

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  11. That's funny, I live on the 11th floor of the building I am in, and I have to tie down most things on my balcony when it gets really windy up here. I have a lot of tomato plants and other plants usually most of the summer and one summer we had real

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  12. I live in an apartment block, and can never smell anything from other apartments. Occasionally in the hallway, if someone's cooked a roast or something, but nothing else. I'm currently freezing as I have a night storage heater, and it had been switch

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  13. Haven't tried the swiffer cloths, thought about it, but, haven't done it yet. Trying to save as much money as I can on household cleaners. I sat down a few months ago and figured out how much I was spending on all of the products I use, for househo

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  14. That is what I keep forgetting to do, is buy a space heater, the heat goes on and off at certain times of the year in this building. I need to buy another fan also, because the air conditioning is not on yet either. I am trying to move and find ano

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  15. So many things make me sick now, but, there is one that doesn't bother me at all, and that is clorox? I don't know why that one doesn't. Maybe because I only use little bits at a time, I am really careful, so far no problem. How odd. I will buy t

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  16. I too have had to switch to all natural cleaning and laundry products by necessity. I can't say that switching has helped alleviate my asthma but regular products definitely trigger it and make me feel sick. I love Clorox Greenworks products and Pu

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  17. Autumn, try some mucinex. You should also have an albuterol inhaler (rescue inhaler). That is the same medication used in a nebulizer. Also, limiting dairy products and drinking extra water may help. MadelineConnected by DROID on Verizon Wireless

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  18. The phlegm could be allergies or just the weather change. I know tons of people here that have it. As far as the temperature I love my space heater and my tower fan. Sometimes I even use both in the same night. That way it doesn't matter what the tem

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  19. Have you been needing to user the albuterol? That's the first thing they'll need to know. That's the first line of defense with asthma. Sent from Yahoo! Mail on Android

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  20. I can't handle furniture polish at all. I use swiffer cloths to dust. Cindy To: "asthma " <asthma > Sent: Tuesday, April 3, 2012 4:00 PM Subject: Re: Green cleaners are helping allergies! I stopped using furniture polish, I now use j

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  21. Cindy, you're right; I realized it after I had already sent this in .... sorry about that SharonFrom:" Canter" Subject:Re: New Year's WishesDate:December 31, 2011 11:26:15 PM ESTTo:"asthma " <asthma >That may be a group Donna is in. It's ok.Cindy

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  22. It's ok. That would be an easy mistake to make.Cindy To: [email]asthma [/email] Sent: Sunday, January 1, 2012 12:58 PM Subject: Re: New Year's Wishes Cindy, you're right; I realized it after I had already sent this in .... sorry abou

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  23. i am seeing the lungdoctor this week for the 2nd time and i am seeing them cause i have asthma. the first time i saw them they refused to treat me. even thought i am really they would not treat me, as of when i first saw them i had 49 asthma attacks

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  24. thanks for the help joann, i am at a loss on what to do, i know to use my inhaler when having an attack, but right now i only cough bad when laying down to where i can;t stop and i am on cough meds and not sure if that is when i should use my inhaler

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  25. Maybe if you used your inhaler just before going to bed it would open your airways enough that when you cough the phlegm would be able to come up. If you are prescribed a nebulizer, using it before bed might be better yet. You need to be sure to dr

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