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I know of a Tea that might help.

" Organic Throat Coat " it is USDA organic, and contains: licorice root, slippery

elm bark, marshmallow root, wild cherry bark, bitter fennel fruit, cinnamon

bark, sweet orange peel.

Since it's a Tea and not a medicine might be a safe first thing to try. You can

find it in most Vitamin Stores.

From: pominvillek <pominvillek@...>

Subject: [ ] Nonstop Cough!

Date: Tuesday, October 26, 2010, 4:20 PM

 

I wondered if anyone knows of any remedies for a very persistent cough for

my two year old? It is keeping us both up at night.

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My son has been going through the same ordeal for the past couple of weeks. We

are doing homeopathy for his autism and keep away from traditional

medicines(like cough syrup or benadryl etc). This is what we did and it helps

him a lot:

Go to a health food store and get " CHESTAL " a homeopathic remedy for cough made

by BOIRON. Follow directions in the bottle. I got mine from a store called

" Fruitfull Yield " in schaumburg, IL.

Also, get BIOPLASMA made by Hylands. You can find this is WHOLE FOODS, right by

the place where they keep all the homeopathic remedies.Give 3 pellets of

bio-plasma to your child every 3 hrs.

Using these 2 approaches the cough will disappear like snow in the sun. By the

way my son is also 2 years old. Homeopathy is gentle and very effective for

young kids. Remember they dont understand Placebos;)

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OoO helped alot here.  Eventhough we use Manuka Honey for sore throats, it

seems

to help with the cough. Lobelia extract is good (should give no more than 5 to 7

drops; strong stuff). Cool air mist at night and cool showers help. Increase

the

A, E and C.

 

HTH, S.

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I had a very persistent, productive cough that lasted a few months after I

started taking ALA, but it may have been that I was working in a very moldy,

toxic building at the time too.

I noticed that dairy and whole-foods sugar like palm-sugar, available at the

asian stores, or the little brown-cones of sugar available at the mexican

stores, increase phlem production, and seemed to help in the cleaning out

process, if that's what the plem is doing. It felt better to have a productive

cough than a dry cough.

The best thing though was to sleep outside every night in the clean air. This

is great except for when the planes pollute and give headaches, which is not TOO

common in my area. Also, if one must sleep inside, the bed should be level with

the open-part of the window, the window wide open, preferably no screen, and the

face pointing towards the outside, and clean the room, dust and vacuum weekly,

and wash down walls... The sleeping space must be immaculately cleaned weekly.

Bedding washed in hot water. Do away with flame-retardent mattresses & couches

& chairs. Sleeping on a long straight, flat board is best, w/ no chemical

treatment. Organic cotton. No old shaggy blankets that cause reaction. The

child should be able to tell what causes reaction and what does not. The more

time spent outside in the fresh air, the better. Even the drywall imported from

China outgasses toxins. Wall to wall carpetting is nasty and can be removed.

Mold from leaking roofs and bathroom plumbing behind the walls, mold that you

cannot see, causes serious and wide-spread problems all throughout the house

whether you shut all the doors and open windows or not. Get out of the house as

much as possible to let the lungs recover, especially when sleeping, cause

that's when the lungs are repairing, and feed the body lung-food such as the

whole sugars mentioned, but be warned, too much lung-food and mold/yeast related

problems could flare up, esp. when on ALA. ALA is some powerful stuff. Best of

luck & keep me informed on how things go.

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> I wondered if anyone knows of any remedies for a very persistent cough for my

two year old? It is keeping us both up at night.

Two things did that here. Red dye #40 and yeast in the lungs.

Dana

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Is it worse at night? Is the air dry, maybe a humidifier would help. Or

elevating the head or the bed. Any chance it's GERD?

S S

Nonstop Cough!

Posted by: " pominvillek " pominvillek@... pominvillek

Tue Oct 26, 2010 1:20 pm (PDT)

I wondered if anyone knows of any remedies for a very persistent cough for my

two year old? It is keeping us both up at night.

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I don't know if this applies to you this time but my kids just went through ten

days each of a virus that starts as a fever (5days) then a very hard cough, day

and night (5 more days). ugh.

I made Breathe Easy tea, ran nice warm baths with Ravensara essential oil for

the cough. Additional vitamin C, a zinc every other day, and vitamin D3. Not

much else.

It's ran it's course and both are back to school and doing well.

Theodora

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Could be a little bit of asthma. That is what happens to my daughter - often

when she is trying to fall asleep and if she wakes up in the middle of the night

to go to the bathroom. She'll keep coughing and will settle down if we give her

a nebulizer. The only other time she coughs is when she has temp changes (she

goes outside where it is cold).

Meg

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