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Two Diagnoses, COPD and Exercise-Induced Asthma, Desperate for Help

Posted By Mccool (Ok) on 04/08/2018

PLEASE HELP!! My husband moved me to Oklahoma in 1995 and right after the move I started to develop breathing problems. After several trips to the Dr. (he is a story unto himself) he diagnosed me with COPD. He put me on Spiriva twice a day but it did nothing for me. I'm going to make a very long story short and say that after 20 plus years my breathing is worse now than when I was first diagnosed with COPD. But since then I was told I have Exercise Induced Asthma. So I really don't know what I have other than the fact that I cannot breathe. When I go to the Dr. my breathing is normal but I usually have been sitting waiting for him. It's when I move that I cannot breathe. Showering, changing clothes, walking to the mailbox or into a store leave me gasping for air. The only time in the last 20 years that I have been better is when I'm on steroids. I'm going to try the Peroxide inhalation via a nasal spray container, I have that on order. I have also ordered DMSO and colloidal silver. I will try each of these for a couple of weeks each and see if they help.

I am to the point of being desperate. I now have custody of my three grandsons and they are a full-time job in themselves. I have no energy and when I do try to get things done I have to take so many breaks to catch my breath that I'm counterproductive.

Since no medications have worked for me I'm even wondering if I even have COPD or Asthma. If anyone can help me I would be so appreciative. Maybe someone has a story just like mine and has figured it out. All the Dr's. I have been to just keep giving me the newest inhalers and they just don't work.

Thank you for listening to me and I'm anxious to hear from anyone.

Replied by Mmsg (Somewhere, Europe) on 04/09/2018

Mccool, from my experience, the peroxide inhalation should be of great help.

Also, if you can, work on making peace with wherever you are living now.

Replied by Mccool (Ok) on 04/09/2018

Thank you for your feedback. I'm awaiting the arrival of the nasal spray container I ordered. I have already received the food grade 3% hydrogen peroxide. I am thinking of using the peroxide in a compressor nebulizer as well.

Thank you again for your feedback.

Replied by Teena (Melbourne, Australia) on 04/10/2018

Hello McCool,

I was thinking, since your problems started upon your move, have you considered exposure to mould and or fungus? You may look at (researching) borax to detox your body from these, but my concern is you are still exposed if these are in your residence. Borax spray or paste as an antifungal cleaning agent may be a consideration, taking measures to protect yourself from further inflation of course. Asthma is caused by inflammation, consider raising your intake of anti inflammatories like turmeric teaspoons or capsules, coconut oil, aloe vera gel, etc. Make sure you are getting enough Magnesium, iodine and vitamin c as basics, and perhaps build with Ted's apple cider vinegar and baking soda alkalising protocol. Lugols iodine is a great detoxer also, see Iodine Protocol EC for full information. Research and make the best informed decision for your own health and situation. Best to you.

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