Re: neti pot and sorbic orithrush D question reply

December 3, 2006

Hi, , someone posted that they use Orithrush.There are

different versions of that solution.

I'd been using salt, baking soda, and sometimes I use Varcho VEda

Netti Wash Plus.

I was just checking to see what was so good about Orithrush to see if

I wanted to use it for sinuses and fungus exposure.

I'm wondering if the hydrogen peroxide would burn. My dentist told

me not to use it on my gums in my mouth very often since it's hard on

the delicate tissues.

Sorry, next time I'll copy more of the original post.

Jocelyn

>

> Hi Jocelyn,

>

> I am not sure what you mean by regular or douche solution. Could

you explain the difference? I use the neti pot every day. I use a

solution made of salt and baking soda. I just read a suggestion that

said to add hydrogen peroxide - so I have been doing that every

couple of days. It seems to really clear things out.

>

> take care,

>

December 3, 2006

HI again guys,

Oriflush seems to be my mold/fungus docs method of choice. He's been in the

biz of fungal sinuses for a long time. Not trying to talk anyone into anything.

I'd never heard of if before a month ago!

Jocelyn Brown <brownje@...> wrote:

Hi, , someone posted that they use Orithrush.There are

different versions of that solution.

I'd been using salt, baking soda, and sometimes I use Varcho VEda

Netti Wash Plus.

I was just checking to see what was so good about Orithrush to see if

I wanted to use it for sinuses and fungus exposure.

I'm wondering if the hydrogen peroxide would burn. My dentist told

me not to use it on my gums in my mouth very often since it's hard on

the delicate tissues.

Sorry, next time I'll copy more of the original post.

Jocelyn

>

> Hi Jocelyn,

>

> I am not sure what you mean by regular or douche solution. Could

you explain the difference? I use the neti pot every day. I use a

solution made of salt and baking soda. I just read a suggestion that

said to add hydrogen peroxide - so I have been doing that every

couple of days. It seems to really clear things out.

>

> take care,

>

December 3, 2006

-can you tell e what the bakeing soda is supposed to do?

is it kindof like a softner?-- In

, " Jocelyn Brown " <brownje@...> wrote:

>

> Hi, , someone posted that they use Orithrush.There are

> different versions of that solution.

> I'd been using salt, baking soda, and sometimes I use Varcho VEda

> Netti Wash Plus.

> I was just checking to see what was so good about Orithrush to see

if

> I wanted to use it for sinuses and fungus exposure.

>

> I'm wondering if the hydrogen peroxide would burn. My dentist told

> me not to use it on my gums in my mouth very often since it's hard

on

> the delicate tissues.

>

> Sorry, next time I'll copy more of the original post.

>

> Jocelyn

>

> --- In , Madeska <madeskv@>

wrote:

> >

> > Hi Jocelyn,

> >

> > I am not sure what you mean by regular or douche solution. Could

> you explain the difference? I use the neti pot every day. I use a

> solution made of salt and baking soda. I just read a suggestion that

> said to add hydrogen peroxide - so I have been doing that every

> couple of days. It seems to really clear things out.

> >

> > take care,

> >

December 3, 2006

Hi Jocelyn,

Thank you for replying. I have been using plain salt and baking soda. I am now

adding a small amount of hydrogen peroxide - it was suggested by a member of the

aspergillus board. Sometimes it burns but it clears everything out!

take care,

December 3, 2006

Re: hydrogen peroxide

It is too irritating to my skin. There is some

in some ear drops I bought and my ears were very

irritated after using it, and I have had trouble

with other applications also. I would suggest it

for topical use only myself. However many people

use it for mouth wash successfully but be careful

first time.

December 3, 2006

-is there any certain amounts of each, i may try adding bakeing soda

and hp sence i have them here handy. i now just mix one dose at a time

which is about 2 tablespoons distilled water and just a tiny pinch of

canning salt.-- In , Madeska

<madeskv@...> wrote:

>

> Hi Jocelyn,

>

> Thank you for replying. I have been using plain salt and baking

soda. I am now adding a small amount of hydrogen peroxide - it was

suggested by a member of the aspergillus board. Sometimes it burns but

it clears everything out!

>

> take care,

>

December 3, 2006

I just use a pinch of baking soda. i'd be concerned to use canning

salt in my nose.

Jocelyn

> >

> > Hi Jocelyn,

> >

> > Thank you for replying. I have been using plain salt and baking

> soda. I am now adding a small amount of hydrogen peroxide - it was

> suggested by a member of the aspergillus board. Sometimes it burns but

> it clears everything out!

> >

> > take care,

> >

December 3, 2006

Pharmacist told me to mix the reg peroxide with half water as it is too

strong for the ears or mouth at full strenth

karen

>

> Re: hydrogen peroxide

> It is too irritating to my skin. There is some

> in some ear drops I bought and my ears were very

> irritated after using it, and I have had trouble

> with other applications also. I would suggest it

> for topical use only myself. However many people

> use it for mouth wash successfully but be careful

> first time.

>

December 3, 2006

Hi-

I am not sure but it probably is supposed to work as a softener and to adjust

the ph somewhat- it seemed to help the pain-

Val

December 3, 2006

Hi-

I found this recipe on the web-

I mix 1 cup of plain salt (non-iodized) with 1/2 cup of baking soda. I keep

this in a sealed tupperware type container. I add 1/4 teaspoon of the mixture to

the neti pot. I am only using warm tap water and not having a problem. I use

this in the shower. I fill the pot twice and run a full amount through both

nostrils. The occ/env doctor would like me to do this twice a day but that would

be a bit difficult, so I use simply saline at night before my astelin spray.

hope this helps-

December 3, 2006

Hi ,

This is totally not nitpicking, just a friendly suggestion, but Sherry

goes into plastic containers extensively and I would make one suggestion. To

keep your neti supplies in glass. I've even gone to the extent of not using

plastic bags anymore and ordered cellophane bags online. Maybe this is over the

top, but I don't know what's bothering me so am eliminating as much as possible.

You're recipe sounds like a good one and I think I'll give it a try. Is the

baking soda an anti fungal agent?

Madeska <madeskv@...> wrote:

Hi-

I found this recipe on the web-

I mix 1 cup of plain salt (non-iodized) with 1/2 cup of baking soda. I keep this

in a sealed tupperware type container. I add 1/4 teaspoon of the mixture to the

neti pot. I am only using warm tap water and not having a problem. I use this in

the shower. I fill the pot twice and run a full amount through both nostrils.

The occ/env doctor would like me to do this twice a day but that would be a bit

difficult, so I use simply saline at night before my astelin spray.

hope this helps-

December 3, 2006

-yes,thanks,i'm going to add the bakeing soda in, i have asensativity

to plastics myself, not only to the new smell of some plastics things

but a skin sensativity that i found out about after buying a new

plastic tolit seat lid,won't go into that but after i figured it out

i was amased at just how sensative i am to some things. i'm not to

worried about old used plastic items but don't plan on getting any

more new things. i amazes me just how much new items off gas what

ever they are made out of or have been dipped in. its a never ending

discovery of things i never noticed before or even thought about.--

In , Edy Rayfield <edyrayfield@...>

wrote:

>

> Hi ,

>

> This is totally not nitpicking, just a friendly suggestion, but

Sherry goes into plastic containers extensively and I would

make one suggestion. To keep your neti supplies in glass. I've even

gone to the extent of not using plastic bags anymore and ordered

cellophane bags online. Maybe this is over the top, but I don't know

what's bothering me so am eliminating as much as possible. You're

recipe sounds like a good one and I think I'll give it a try. Is the

baking soda an anti fungal agent?

>

> Madeska <madeskv@...> wrote:

> Hi-

>

> I found this recipe on the web-

>

> I mix 1 cup of plain salt (non-iodized) with 1/2 cup of baking

soda. I keep this in a sealed tupperware type container. I add 1/4

teaspoon of the mixture to the neti pot. I am only using warm tap

water and not having a problem. I use this in the shower. I fill the

pot twice and run a full amount through both nostrils. The occ/env

doctor would like me to do this twice a day but that would be a bit

difficult, so I use simply saline at night before my astelin spray.

>

> hope this helps-

>

December 3, 2006

I know, and for me the list seems to be getting longer and longer. Dr. M says

when I get to clearing the mold toxins out that these things will slowly

reverse. I'm skeptical as lyme is my biggest issue, but this does makes sense.

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