Re: Re: Question for , Daddybob, Anyone..?

[Guest guest]

Hi Bob

" And how to correct it. " - well now let me think (maybe seventy years

back) it was some Friar's Balsam in a bowl of hot water and a towel over my

head, and breathe the fumes for a while, if I recall correctly. Perhaps do

it a few times. My dictionary says it is " a tincture of benzoin, storax,

tolu and aloes " . Goodluck!

Phil

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From: " Bob " wrote

Yes, That is what I am assuming. But I was wondering if any one has

had that problem, And how to correct it.

[Guest guest]

Bob- are you currently taking MMS?

My idea is that you may have a "biofilm" infection in that eustachian tube causing a partial blockage. That's when the infection cannot be actually very active under current conditions and "morphs" into a survival mode. If that is the case, MMS should clear it out eventually. I'm still working on mine. I have had the heartbeat-in-the-ear thing before also. That's when there is enough mucous in your ears to over-conduct sound from an artery in there. This is a pretty sure sign of sinus infection.

If you can, try holding your nose, closing your mouth, and force exhalation to "pop" your ears, but DON'T overdo that. If you can do it relatively easy and painlessly, then you should do it four times a day to facilitate drainage.

Daddybob

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