Re: Re: How to Regain Olfactory Sense now how

March 27, 2008

Alwyn L'hoir <alwyn@...> wrote: >The virus that plagued us all

for several long weeks (went round and

round

traveling between us, one by one) each getting the first deep chest

stage,

then a few weeks after you thought you were done coughing, segueing

into the

second stage with plugged sinuses, fever . . . I was completely without

smell during the second round for over a week. Not a good place to be

when

one depends on olfactory prowess . . .Marcia Samara Botane

This 'virus' seems to me alot like mycoplasma...hard to diagnose, most

doctors don't screen for it. It nearly killed my son 7 years ago. I

haven't found a natural treatment for it, untreated it can lead to

arthritis, pneumonia,gut problems. But your description seems like the

little beasties to a T. It's also called community acquired pneumonia.

I'm currently doing a long round of antibiotic therapy for it. I had

Blessings and joy in your journeys

Alwyn L'hoir

Alwyn

Can this mycoplasma be diagnosed ie a blood test? How can one get western

medicine to acknowledge this beastie or try to test for it... What happened to

make them sit up and take notice ie your little boy? Thank goodness you just

didn't say no.

every good wish, Janita

Janita Haan Natural Perfume http://www.janitahaan.com

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