Re: sinus infection

[Guest guest]

Misty,

Our all time favorite sinus infection treatment was intoduced to us by our GREAT

Herbalist. Remove the spray lid to a Xlear Xylitol Sinus Nasal Spray (I pry it

off with something thin like a nail file or tweezers lifting upward between the

seam) & add a dropper full of LDM-100....shake to mix then spray into your

sinuses a couple times a day @ 1st. This tackles viral, bacterial & fungal

issues all in one spray )

We were told Xylitol has some anti-viral/anti-bacterial properties as well as

the LDM100's properities. I now get the 3 pack...here's a link to see it:

http://www.supersup.com/xlear-xlear-saline-nasal-spray-3-spray-0-75-fl-oz-each-7\

00596000025

RitaG

>

> Hi,

>

> I am wondering successful treatments for sinus infection.

> Lately i have exp headaces, pressure and heavy eyelids.

> i just realized this is probley a sinus infection..

> any experience?

>

> i have been doing saline rinses with mild improvement.

>

> thanks misty

>

[Guest guest]

ps....whatever you do, DO NOT USE most OTC nasal sprays as many of them have

mercury in them (great...spray mercury right into the brain)

Here's a list to the FDA's " Mercury in Drug and Biologic Products " page....check

out all the " nasal sprays " on the list......

http://www.fda.gov/RegulatoryInformation/Legislation/FederalFoodDrugandCosmeticA\

ctFDCAct/SignificantAmendmentstotheFDCAct/FDAMA/ucm100218.htm

RitaG

> >

> > Hi,

> >

> > I am wondering successful treatments for sinus infection.

> > Lately i have exp headaces, pressure and heavy eyelids.

> > i just realized this is probley a sinus infection..

> > any experience?

> >

> > i have been doing saline rinses with mild improvement.

> >

> > thanks misty

> >

>