Sinus |
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Alternative Medicine |
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Apple Cider Vinegar @
How to Use Apple Cider Vinegar
to Cure Sinus Infections? (beautyepic.com) |
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Combine 3 treatmet modalities: Anti-fungals, Enzymes & Probiotics -
http://www.candidasupport.org/resources/comparing-candida-products/
Antifungals: "caprylic acid, oregano oil, grapefruit seed
extract, Pau D’Arco, olive leaf, coconut oil, garlic, black walnut, etc.
These antifungals will create a spiral of 'die-off' which makes it seem
like they are working - in fact, they
are starting to work.
But the problem with antifungals is they
can’t complete the job. The Candida organism eventually builds an
immunity to antifungal ingredients.
(This happens in much the
same way insects becomes immune to insecticides.)
more ...
(One may need to rotate products/ingredients.)
Enzymes work
on the cell wall of Candida & can attack it most
anywhere in the body...but the enzymes could not finish the job. One
reason is that they cannot kill the brand new
yeast cells that
are being made every day in your gut...
Candida always begins in the gut where it
grows & multiplies.
Over time the fungal Candida cells permeate
gut lining &
become systemic (throughout the whole body). Once this happens
yeast can clog your organs, create fungal sinus
infections, brain fog & terrible rashes...
Probiotic (acidophilus) Products...
Bacteria must have some sort of guaranteed
delivery system that gets them through the stomach without being digested
& into the colon where
they are needed. Always check the labels, most do not have any delivery
system at all." |
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http://www.life-saving-naturalcures-and-naturalremedies.com/natural-remedies-for-sinus-infection.html
“You need plenty of good bacteria (probiotics).
The way it works is the “friendly” bacteria (probiotics)
basically run the bad guys out of town then take up residence
themselves…
Certain
probiotics (lactobacillus) produce hydrogen peroxide as a natural
by-product. Hydrogen peroxide is a powerful bacterial killer
&
excellent remedy for sinus infections…
2ndly…start (consistently buying/consuming or) making & fermenting
your own probiotic rich foods such as kefir, miso, tempeh &
sauerkraut…
Apple cider vinegar is another outstanding home remedy for sinus
infection… Make sure you only ever purchase the raw, unfiltered
ACV that still contains the “mother” apple. This is extremely
important as all other apple cider vinegars are processed rubbish &
will not benefit you at all. Mix up 2 teaspoons of ACV with 1 teaspoon
of Manuka honey in around 8 ounces of warm, filtered water. Drink
this…3 times daily 10-20 minutes before food…
Olive leaf extract is (also a)…powerful viral, bacterial &
pathogen…
Colloidal silver works in a similar way to olive leaf extract by
binding to the protein structure surrounding the virus or bacterial
infection, which then prevents it from feeding and replicating further… Take 1 teaspoon of high strength colloidal silver mixed in a glass of
filtered water 5-7 times a day for 3 weeks…
Eat plenty of (organic:) eggs (vitamin A and zinc), pumpkin seeds
(zinc), chilli peppers & kale (vitamin C), cold water fatty (wild)
fish (EFA’s) & get lots of sunshine (vitamin D).”
Also recommended are a routine inclusion in diet of (organic) herbs and
spices: cayenne pepper (red chilli), cinnamon, ginger, horseradish,
Turmeric (curcumin), garlic, onions & oregano.
Avoid
“refined sugars and yeast containing foods (breads, alcohol, etc) as
these feed the bad bacteria in your body. Also avoid mucous-forming foods
including all dairy (milk, cheese, ice-cream and yoghurt), flour products,
fried foods & chocolate (especially GM, non-organic, or
conventional fast foods)." |
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Bee Products
@
https://pureroyaljelly.com/Testimonials/tabid/2196/Default.aspx
- "Your
HONEY & Royal Jelly mixture is keeping me healthy. Before
taking your honey I had suffered 4-6 sinus infections a
year. This year I have had only 1. Thank you!
From: E. M. P., Waterford, NJ, USA - 1/2023 - (CAUTION NOT to exceed
recommended dosage, so as not to trigger an allergy.) |
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http://www.prohealth.com/library/showarticle.cfm?libid=16885
(©
1997-2012 Dr. Joseph Mercola. All Rights Reserved)
Sinus problems and post-nasal drip can actually be a tip-off that you're
being affected by mold or fungi. In fact, research done by the Mayo
Clinic in the 1990s strongly suggests that NEARLY ALL chronic sinusitis
is
caused by fungi, but blamed on bacteria - then
mistreated using antibiotics.
The
findings were published in 1999 in two peer-reviewed journals,
Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology & Mayo Clinic
Proceedings.(1) Yet most physicians are still unaware of this study,
or at least of its significance. A 1999 Mayo Clinic press release(2)
stated:"Mayo Clinic researchers say they have found the cause of most
chronic sinus infections - an immune response to fungus."The Mayo
Clinic study suggests that 96% of the people who suffer from chronic
sinusitis are "fungal sensitized," meaning they have immune responses
triggered by inhaled fungal organisms!
This explains why antibiotics are so ineffective for chronic sinusitis,
as they target bacteria, NOT fungi. Antibiotics and steroids can
actually worsen fungal-related infections by destroying your body's
natural biological terrain, creating an internal incubation ground for
further fungal growth…
The book,
Mold: The War Within is…a useful resource…
4. Consume organic
coconut oil.
Coconut oil
is rich in lauric acid, which is known for being antiviral, antibacterial
& antifungal.
6. Elevate your head when sleeping….
Get vitamin D from safe exposure of (outdoor) sun on sufficient
amounts of exposed skin (on a regular basis).
[PS: consider using an ionizer when away from home, such as on vacation
or at work.
Likewise consider using an air purifier that uses ultraviolet light.] |
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Serrapeptase
https://articles.mercola.com/vitamins-supplements/serrapeptase.aspx
"Chronic empyema is a disease affecting the
maxillary
sinus inside the skull, causing
pain, nasal discharge & obstruction.4
88 patients were given 10 milligrams 3 times on the day before operation,
once on the night & 3 times again daily for 5 days after, while the
remaining 86 received a placebo. Researchers took note of changes in
buccal (cheek) swelling & found that the group who took
serrapeptase had significantly less swelling compared to those
who took the placebo5
...
Serrapeptase
(also known as serratiopeptidase) is a substance produced in the gut of
newborn Bombyx mori silkworms, allowing them to dissolve & escape
from their cocoons. According to published research, serrapeptase is
classified as a proteolytic enzyme, which means that it can break
down proteins into their basic building blocks, which are amino acids.1
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Serrapeptase
(serratio-peptidase) is a protein-digesting enzyme
isolated from the friendly bacterium Serratia E-15 discovered in the
Japanese silkworm & has been used as a nutritional supplement in Europe &
Asia for over 3 decades. Doctor's Best (brand) Serrapeptase 120,000
SPU is formulated with Serrateric™, a superior alternative to enteric
coating that protects the individual enzyme until it reaches the intestine
for optimal absorption. Helps support healthy sinuses.
Helps breakdown unwanted protein (blood clots in arteries/veins). @
https://drbvitamins.com/products/doctor-s-best-high-potency-serrapeptase-120-000-spu-270-veggie-caps-51946
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Spiritual
Some Root Causes of Self & Ancestors
Where Repentance & Refusal is Needed |
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24/7 dripping nose scripture: Proverbs 19:13 Stearns CJB -
A nagging wife is like a leak that keeps dripping. |
Morris, Robert -
4/6/2011 - Jezebel -
http://www.daystar.com/shows/all-ministries/434-robert-morris-the-blessed-life
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A sinus attack/problem can result from/mirror what is happening in the
spiritual sinus, namely that of being infected from one's toleration of
a Jezebel spirit.
Upon enlightenment, one needs to repent to God
of this as sin and subsequently to deal with the issue. |
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Healings |
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How to Heal the Sick by Hunter Pg 123-124 Eliminate coffee & tea.
Add juice & water (especially distilled + organic lemon).
www.cfhuner.org |
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Conventional Medical |
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Fungi not bacteria -
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/1999/09/990910080344.htm -
"Antibiotics & over-the-counter decongestants are widely used to treat
chronic sinusitis. In most cases, antibiotics are not
effective for chronic sinusitis because they target bacteria, not
fungi... Thousands of kinds of single-cell fungi (molds & yeasts) are
found everywhere in the world. Fungal spores (the reproductive part of
the organism) become airborne like pollen. Some people develop allergies
to fungi... Mayo Clinic researchers say they have found the cause
of most chronic sinus infections, an immune system response to fungus."
9/10/1999
www.sciencedaily.com/releases/1999/09/990910080344.htm |
Fungi "are plant-like organisms that lack
chlorophyll. Since they do not have chlorophyll, fungi must absorb food
from dead organic matter. Fungi share with bacteria the important ability
to break down complex organic substances of almost every type (cellulose)
& are essential to the recycling of carbon & other elements in the cycle
of life. Fungi are supposed to "eat" only dead things, but sometimes they
start eating when the organism is still alive. This is the cause of fungal
infections; the treatment selected has to eradicate the fungus to be
effective...the presence of fungus results in a disease process in which
the body's immune system sends eosinophils (white blood cells
distinguished by their lobulated nuclei and the presence of large granules
that attract the reddish-orange eosin stain) to attack fungi & the eosinophils irritate the membranes in
the nose. As long as fungi remain, so will the irritation."
Credits to Mayo Clinic
http://www.entnet.org/content/fungal-sinusitis |
http://www.northshorelij.com/hospitals/condition/nasal-sinus-diseases-disorders
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Causes of Diseases and Disorders in the Sinus and Nose:
Acute sinusitis -
usually caused by a bacterial infection in the
sinuses that results from an upper respiratory tract
infection
Chronic sinusitis - long-term swelling
& inflammation of the sinuses that may be caused by
bacteria or a fungus
Rhinitis – caused by breathing in an
allergen such as pollen or dust that triggers an
allergic reaction. The body releases histamines to
fight the allergens which, in turn, cause symptoms such
as itching, swelling & excessive mucus.
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Nasal Polyps -
http://www.patient.co.uk/health/nasal-polyps-leaflet |
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Warnings |
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http://www.infowars.com/brain-eating-amoeba-fatal-in-99-of-cases-could-come-from-your-own-faucet/
"The amoeba, known as Naegleria fowleri, can cause primary
amoebic meningo-encephalitis (PAM), which is fatal in 99% of
cases." (NEVER flush sinus with any water except sterile distilled boiled water).
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Mold -
http://www.everydayhealth.com/ear-nose-throat/fungal-sinusitis.aspx
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Mold -
http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2011/09/10/fungus-hiding-in-your-house-and-making-you-ill.aspx
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"A
high-quality air purifier may help reduce your exposure to mold
toxins." |
Mold - video -
http://airpurifier.mercola.com/ Recommended: Heppa filters needing
frequent changing + active electrostatic process...PCO (phyto catalytic
oxidation) - an ultraviolet light shines onto a titanium plate producing
(1) hydrogen peroxide (2) superoxide ions + (3) hydroxyl ions. Keep ozone
level same as air, unless you & pets are away from
home/office, using machine that has a shut off timer. "The
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has established clear ozone limits
for occupied spaces… That’s 0.05 ppm...Typical levels outdoors are
present at 0.05 ppm & are still considered safe."
"10 anti-pollutant plants rated best by
www.TheNewEcologist.com =
1.The Feston Rose plant 2.Devil's Ivy 3.Phalaenopsis
4.English Ivy 5.Parlor Ivy 6.African Violets
7.Christmas Cactus 8.Yellow Goddess 9.Garlic Vine
10.Peace Lily" |
Electrostatic Precipitator |
Passive |
Can trap very
small particles (0.01 microns) using charged plates. |
Are challenged
to move enough air for effective indoor coverage and pollutant
absorption. |
HEPA |
Passive |
Works
effectively to filter particles (0.03 microns or larger) such as
pet allergens, dust, and larger smoke particles. |
Not effective
at removing odors, gases, and chemicals due to their small
particle size. Limited on coverage area. |
UV
Ultraviolet |
Passive |
Uses
relatively inexpensive UV light to neutralize microorganisms
like mildew, bacteria, and viruses. |
Does not do a
real sufficient job filtering particles from the air by itself
and UV light degrades over time. |
Activated Carbon |
Passive |
Able to use a
very large surface area to attract and neutralize odors and
pollutants. |
Rarely used by
itself and when the filter gets full, it stops absorbing and
needs to be replaced. |
Ozone
generation |
Active |
Uses proven
element found in nature that effectively cleans outside air. |
Need to be
able to control generation level to keep output within EPA
guidelines. |
Ionization |
Active |
Does remove
particles using negatively charged or both negatively and
positively charged ions. |
Particles tend
to fall out of the air and stick to walls and other items in a
room. Particles are not always taken cleanly out of the air. |
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