Guest guest Posted October 3, 2008 Report Share Posted October 3, 2008 My sister said to swallow a tablespoon of vinegar she said it will help nutrilize your stomach acids before every meal. Subject: Re: Fish Oil, anyone have Asthma attacks from it?To: asthma Date: Thursday, October 2, 2008, 9:07 PM I don't know what happened to my reply but here again. I suppose the capsule does not thaw out until it is in the stomach. It works for acid reflux. I don't know about asthma > >> > This list will be for asthmatics, and anyone whose life is affected by it.> Discussions include causes, problems, and treatmentIs there any type of fish> oil that doesn't cause asthma attacks. I'm not that active in this group> because my> > asthma only comes 3 months of the year, Winter. I'm hoping this year it> stays gone. I'm taking tons of vitamins.> > I have Asthma attacks from the fish oil. > > > > Char adanaturkey8385@> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 3, 2008 Report Share Posted October 3, 2008 I had thought vinegar would compound the reflux problem though??? From: walkinglou2002 <walkinglou2002@ yahoo.com>Subject: Re: Fish Oil, anyone have Asthma attacks from it?To: asthmayahoogroups (DOT) comDate: Thursday, October 2, 2008, 9:07 PM I don't know what happened to my reply but here again. I suppose the capsule does not thaw out until it is in the stomach. It works for acid reflux. I don't know about asthma > >> > This list will be for asthmatics, and anyone whose life is affected by it.> Discussions include causes, problems, and treatmentIs there any type of fish> oil that doesn't cause asthma attacks. I'm not that active in this group> because my> > asthma only comes 3 months of the year, Winter. I'm hoping this year it> stays gone. I'm taking tons of vitamins.> > I have Asthma attacks from the fish oil. > > > > Char adanaturkey8385@> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 3, 2008 Report Share Posted October 3, 2008 WHAT???? Your kidding right? Vinegar is like a acid product, have you ever done the baking soda and vinegar thing? She has a stronger gut than me LOL Terry Head Coach to the Chaney Bull DogsI know God will not give me anything I can't handle. I just wish that He didn't trust me so much. ~Mother Teddy Bear's Early Learning ProgramEstablished August of 1992 From: asthma [mailto:asthma ] On Behalf Of M GSent: Friday, October 03, 2008 11:58 AMTo: asthma Subject: ACID REFLUX My sister said to swallow a tablespoon of vinegar she said it will help nutrilize your stomach acids before every meal. Subject: Re: Fish Oil, anyone have Asthma attacks from it?To: asthma Date: Thursday, October 2, 2008, 9:07 PM I don't know what happened to my reply but here again. I suppose the capsule does not thaw out until it is in the stomach. It works for acid reflux. I don't know about asthma > >> > This list will be for asthmatics, and anyone whose life is affected by it.> Discussions include causes, problems, and treatmentIs there any type of fish> oil that doesn't cause asthma attacks. I'm not that active in this group> because my> > asthma only comes 3 months of the year, Winter. I'm hoping this year it> stays gone. I'm taking tons of vitamins.> > I have Asthma attacks from the fish oil. > > > > Char adanaturkey8385@> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 3, 2008 Report Share Posted October 3, 2008 Tey suggest to also go to the store and buy strips to measure your PH balance in your body, I was reading that our PH is too low nd should be at like 7.5. The vinegar helps balane thing apparently. I am gong to try this tomorrow. The Apple Cider Vinegar has been used for many generations now among households. Unknown to many, apple cider vinegar or ACV does great things like treating ailments. But doctors have yet to see for themselves the healing magic this household substance is capable of. ACV is believed to aid with acne problems, weight loss, cholesterol, constipation, heartburn and of course, acid reflux. It works wonders on one's overall health condition and helps in fighting off diseases like osteoporosis, memory problems, aging and cancer. If an apple cider vinegar is really great, then why do doctors do not speak much about it? Simple because, medical professionals are trained to cure and treat with medicines, not the natural remedies. One common health problem that people are facing is the acid reflux. You may find the leading pharmaceutical companies are widely offering and advertising their plethora of medicines to treat the said ailment. But before considering the medical approach, why not try first the natural way? For that acid reflux or any stomach dilemmas, treat yourself to an apple cider vinegar. Scientifically explained, the stomach needs an appropriate level of acidity to digest foods properly. When digestive problems occur, it is not because of a high acid content in the stomach, but the opposite instead. Most medications for digestive problems are usually antacids that are known to neutralize the stomach's acid level. This however, may ease the symptoms but does not necessarily address the real cause, therefore, not treating the problem. An apple cider vinegar mimics the acidity of your stomach, thus, help in the food digestion process. This manner treats any burning sensations. Additionally, digestive enzymes may also be taken into consideration for these also aid in food digestions. If you have any heartburn, or acid reflux, or nausea, take one tablespoon of an apple cider vinegar before taking a meal. You may be surprised to notice your symptoms to be gone after a minimum of three days. If this really works well for you, you may want to continue taking the apple cider vinegar even until nine months, after which, problems may disappear. But beware of using just any apple cider vinegar. Make sure you have the organic ACV. These organic ACV's have enzymes eccentrically named as "mother". The "mother" holds the healing characteristics. The "mother" appears to be stringy globs hovering within the bottle. For a more effective approach, shake the vinegar before taking a tablespoon of it so the "mother" will be dispersed all throughout. You may not get to like the taste of it right away, but eventually, you will get the hang of it. Or you may consider making a tea out of the ACV by adding hot water. For some, they mixed it with an organic honey. You may try this also for it said to aggrandize its healing potentials. Taking an apple cider vinegar before a meal is appropriate. But this does not put any limit to its usage. You can take an ACV each time you feel some stomach upsets. You will soon find out its immediate curative effects. Some people attested to its healing abilities, even with one who has some colds or flu. Apple cider vinegar does not only alleviates stomach upsets or acid reflux, but it is an effective weight loss agent too. Russel Esquibel is a nutritionist and a writer for Acid-Reflux-Faqs.com, a site where you can find information, tips and advice about acid-reflux-related diseases. From: walkinglou2002 <walkinglou2002@ yahoo.com>Subject: Re: Fish Oil, anyone have Asthma attacks from it?To: asthmayahoogroups (DOT) comDate: Thursday, October 2, 2008, 9:07 PM I don't know what happened to my reply but here again. I suppose the capsule does not thaw out until it is in the stomach. It works for acid reflux. I don't know about asthma > >> > This list will be for asthmatics, and anyone whose life is affected by it.> Discussions include causes, problems, and treatmentIs there any type of fish> oil that doesn't cause asthma attacks. I'm not that active in this group> because my> > asthma only comes 3 months of the year, Winter. I'm hoping this year it> stays gone. I'm taking tons of vitamins.> > I have Asthma attacks from the fish oil. > > > > Char adanaturkey8385@> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 4, 2008 Report Share Posted October 4, 2008 Ok, I'm going to give this a serious try. Where can I find the ACV, what does that stand for? Do you take it straight if you can handle it? I would love to get rid of this stomach meds I have to take 4 times a day and a few other meds so I AM willing to try anything and if it can also get me back into my size 8 clothes I'd be ever so happy, because I don't want to buy new clothes Terry Head Coach to the Chaney Bull DogsI know God will not give me anything I can't handle. I just wish that He didn't trust me so much. ~Mother Teddy Bear's Early Learning ProgramEstablished August of 1992 From: asthma [mailto:asthma ] On Behalf Of M GSent: Friday, October 03, 2008 10:42 PMTo: asthma Subject: Re: ACID REFLUX Tey suggest to also go to the store and buy strips to measure your PH balance in your body, I was reading that our PH is too low nd should be at like 7.5. The vinegar helps balane thing apparently. I am gong to try this tomorrow. The Apple Cider Vinegar has been used for many generations now among households. Unknown to many, apple cider vinegar or ACV does great things like treating ailments. But doctors have yet to see for themselves the healing magic this household substance is capable of. ACV is believed to aid with acne problems, weight loss, cholesterol, constipation, heartburn and of course, acid reflux. It works wonders on one's overall health condition and helps in fighting off diseases like osteoporosis, memory problems, aging and cancer. If an apple cider vinegar is really great, then why do doctors do not speak much about it? Simple because, medical professionals are trained to cure and treat with medicines, not the natural remedies. One common health problem that people are facing is the acid reflux. You may find the leading pharmaceutical companies are widely offering and advertising their plethora of medicines to treat the said ailment. But before considering the medical approach, why not try first the natural way? For that acid reflux or any stomach dilemmas, treat yourself to an apple cider vinegar. Scientifically explained, the stomach needs an appropriate level of acidity to digest foods properly. When digestive problems occur, it is not because of a high acid content in the stomach, but the opposite instead. Most medications for digestive problems are usually antacids that are known to neutralize the stomach's acid level. This however, may ease the symptoms but does not necessarily address the real cause, therefore, not treating the problem. An apple cider vinegar mimics the acidity of your stomach, thus, help in the food digestion process. This manner treats any burning sensations. Additionally, digestive enzymes may also be taken into consideration for these also aid in food digestions. If you have any heartburn, or acid reflux, or nausea, take one tablespoon of an apple cider vinegar before taking a meal. You may be surprised to notice your symptoms to be gone after a minimum of three days. If this really works well for you, you may want to continue taking the apple cider vinegar even until nine months, after which, problems may disappear. But beware of using just any apple cider vinegar. Make sure you have the organic ACV. These organic ACV's have enzymes eccentrically named as "mother". The "mother" holds the healing characteristics. The "mother" appears to be stringy globs hovering within the bottle. For a more effective approach, shake the vinegar before taking a tablespoon of it so the "mother" will be dispersed all throughout. You may not get to like the taste of it right away, but eventually, you will get the hang of it. Or you may consider making a tea out of the ACV by adding hot water. For some, they mixed it with an organic honey. You may try this also for it said to aggrandize its healing potentials. Taking an apple cider vinegar before a meal is appropriate. But this does not put any limit to its usage. You can take an ACV each time you feel some stomach upsets. You will soon find out its immediate curative effects. Some people attested to its healing abilities, even with one who has some colds or flu. Apple cider vinegar does not only alleviates stomach upsets or acid reflux, but it is an effective weight loss agent too. Russel Esquibel is a nutritionist and a writer for Acid-Reflux-Faqs.com, a site where you can find information, tips and advice about acid-reflux-related diseases. From: walkinglou2002 <walkinglou2002@ yahoo.com>Subject: Re: Fish Oil, anyone have Asthma attacks from it?To: asthmayahoogroups (DOT) comDate: Thursday, October 2, 2008, 9:07 PM I don't know what happened to my reply but here again. I suppose the capsule does not thaw out until it is in the stomach. It works for acid reflux. I don't know about asthma > >> > This list will be for asthmatics, and anyone whose life is affected by it.> Discussions include causes, problems, and treatmentIs there any type of fish> oil that doesn't cause asthma attacks. I'm not that active in this group> because my> > asthma only comes 3 months of the year, Winter. I'm hoping this year it> stays gone. I'm taking tons of vitamins.> > I have Asthma attacks from the fish oil. > > > > Char adanaturkey8385@> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 5, 2008 Report Share Posted October 5, 2008 Terry, I think you can buy apple cider vinegar (ACV) pills too. They would be at any health food store or big chain store vitamins /supplements. I'm pretty sure I've seen them. Are you taking Acidopholus (not sure if I spelled that right?)? That is a helpful stomach one, especially when you're on lots of meds. It can also help balance the yeast in your system. Take care! Kathleen P.S. I saw a size 8 once. Never wore it, but I saw it! :-) > > Ok, I'm going to give this a serious try. Where can I find the ACV, what > does that stand for? Do you take it straight if you can handle it? I would > love to get rid of this stomach meds I have to take 4 times a day and a few > other meds so I AM willing to try anything and if it can also get me back > into my size 8 clothes I'd be ever so happy, because I don't want to buy new > clothes > > > Terry Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 5, 2008 Report Share Posted October 5, 2008 That's the one that balances out the good bacteria and the bad right? Yes I do take that daily ESPECIALLY when I'm on antibiotics. I'll check CVS's website to see if they carry that. Thanks for the suggestion Terry Head Coach to the Chaney Bull Dogs I know God will not give me anything I can't handle. I just wish that He didn't trust me so much. ~Mother Teddy Bear's Early Learning Program Established August of 1992 Re: ACID REFLUX Terry, I think you can buy apple cider vinegar (ACV) pills too. They would be at any health food store or big chain store vitamins /supplements. I'm pretty sure I've seen them. Are you taking Acidopholus (not sure if I spelled that right?)? That is a helpful stomach one, especially when you're on lots of meds. It can also help balance the yeast in your system. Take care! Kathleen P.S. I saw a size 8 once. Never wore it, but I saw it! :-) > > Ok, I'm going to give this a serious try. Where can I find the ACV, what > does that stand for? Do you take it straight if you can handle it? I would > love to get rid of this stomach meds I have to take 4 times a day and a few > other meds so I AM willing to try anything and if it can also get me back > into my size 8 clothes I'd be ever so happy, because I don't want to buy new > clothes > > > Terry ------------------------------------ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 6, 2008 Report Share Posted October 6, 2008 Thank you MG. I needed someone to not think I was nuts for posting what I did. Cheryl Burton ncicheryl@... Re: Fish Oil, anyone have Asthma attacks from it?To: asthmayahoogroups (DOT) comDate: Thursday, October 2, 2008, 9:07 PM I don't know what happened to my reply but here again. I suppose the capsule does not thaw out until it is in the stomach. It works for acid reflux. I don't know about asthma > >> > This list will be for asthmatics, and anyone whose life is affected by it.> Discussions include causes, problems, and treatmentIs there any type of fish> oil that doesn't cause asthma attacks. I'm not that active in this group> because my> > asthma only comes 3 months of the year, Winter. I'm hoping this year it> stays gone. I'm taking tons of vitamins.> > I have Asthma attacks from the fish oil. > > > > Char adanaturkey8385@> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 6, 2008 Report Share Posted October 6, 2008 I really am going to give this a try, what can it hurt. So how much do you take again? and how often Terry Head Coach to the Chaney Bull DogsI know God will not give me anything I can't handle. I just wish that He didn't trust me so much. ~Mother Teddy Bear's Early Learning ProgramEstablished August of 1992 From: asthma [mailto:asthma ] On Behalf Of Cheryl BurtonSent: Monday, October 06, 2008 2:21 PMTo: asthma Subject: Re: ACID REFLUX Thank you MG. I needed someone to not think I was nuts for posting what I did. Cheryl Burton ncicheryl@... Re: Fish Oil, anyone have Asthma attacks from it?To: asthmayahoogroups (DOT) comDate: Thursday, October 2, 2008, 9:07 PM I don't know what happened to my reply but here again. I suppose the capsule does not thaw out until it is in the stomach. It works for acid reflux. I don't know about asthma > >> > This list will be for asthmatics, and anyone whose life is affected by it.> Discussions include causes, problems, and treatmentIs there any type of fish> oil that doesn't cause asthma attacks. I'm not that active in this group> because my> > asthma only comes 3 months of the year, Winter. I'm hoping this year it> stays gone. I'm taking tons of vitamins.> > I have Asthma attacks from the fish oil. > > > > Char adanaturkey8385@> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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