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bachomeo (India) on 04/04/2020
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Camphor 1M has been used by Dr. Rajan Sankaran, renowned homeopath from India, in many countries with success (see video interview of Barkha Dutt with Bajaj auto CEO Rajiv Bajaj). Also, I may recommend Bach flower remedy "Walnut' (for protection from outside influences and "Mimulus" (for fear of catching the virus). All members at home are taking the above Bach combination daily. Hope this helps.
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Replied By Micha-El (Portugal) on 05/27/2020

You know, I had a dream about using Camphor for this virus/thing. Research has shown that this has been used against plagues in Persia, almost a 1000 yrs ago. I steam with it, including Turpentine and Peppermint oil.
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Replied By Msilpi (MS) on 09/24/2021

I actually used menthol and peppermints to help with the congestion in my chest and nasal when I had it last year. So I think you're right.
I rubbed vapor rub on my chest and put a big dab of it in my bath water when I took a bath. I used alot of those very strong Vicks vapor cool menthol cough drops and peppermints candy. It really helped with the breathing.

I had so much trouble getting rid of all of the congestion until I read about using some pineapple. So I bought some pineapple chunks in juice.. and that weekend got rid of almost all of the chest congestion that had been staying in my chest for so long.

So that is helped not only me but the rest of my family to get through this virus. And I really hope this helps somebody else as much as it's helped us.

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Replied By GertJr (Madison) on 09/25/2021

My DH used vick's vaporub constantly for his copd. It may not have opened the airways, but certainly made him feel as if it did and that reduced the anxiety of not being able to breathe and that was beneficial. All the dr's were impressed, but I doubt whether they recommended to any other patients (except one, at UAB's Kirklin Clinic--he was great and kept a list of non-traditional hints for his VA patients. He realized that older, independent patients would try anything rather than go to the dr.)