Celebrating an antibiotic-free year

Posted by thumperguy @thumperguy, Oct 10, 2020

And I’m convinced 7% nebulized saline did the trick. (Accompanied by percussion vest vibration) And this forum is the place I learned of “The 7% Solution.“ “Don the indebted.”

Interested in more discussions like this? Go to the MAC & Bronchiectasis Support Group.

onamission | @onamission | Nov 23, 2020

poodledoc, I encourage you to incorporate foods Dr. Price found effective to join your K2 supplement. K2mk4 is a fat soluble vitamin and needs to be consumed with a fat. lasting about 6 hrs in the body because of the body's demand for it while K2MK7 lasts 24 hours.
https://kresserinstitute.com/vitamin-k2-consuming-enough/

ginak | @ginak | Nov 23, 2020

In reply to @woot "About sleeping on wedges: Dr Huitt urged me for years to get an adjustable bed. She..." + (show)

@woot With an adjustable bed can you sleep on your side or only on your back?

Jane S. Brown | @macjane | Nov 23, 2020

You can sleep on your side or back.

migizii | @migizii | Nov 23, 2020

In reply to @ellenn "K IS a blood thinner. When I finally stopped taking it, the phlebotomist no longer blew..." + (show)

@migizii. I have been told this by a nurse, also....thus, I take vitamin K a few times a week and may /may not cont8nue after this bottle is done.

woot | @woot | Nov 24, 2020

In reply to @ginak "@woot With an adjustable bed can you sleep on your side or only on your back?" + (show)

Gwen Huitt told me she prefers everyone learn to sleep on their back to prevent reinfection . But for her many Mac patients who also have gERD, (me) it’s more important. So I learned to sleep on my back but I couldn’t do it for more than a couple of hours. So now I do both, sleep on my left side and my back and sometimes I just have to roll onto my right side.