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N-A-C and apo-Lactoferrin helping MAC and Bronchiectasis
MAC & Bronchiectasis | Last Active: Aug 4 12:50pm | Replies (69)Comment receiving replies
Hello Alessandre. I hope you will take the time to read some of the older posts which can be found by topic under the 'Discussions' board. Some patients do respond to the Big 3 cocktail. Some get better, some improve, and some don't. If you click on my picture icon; you can read about the treatment I was put on back in 2013. I have been mac free since 2014. I did get infected with pseudomonas in 2016, but got rid of it in a month. I now struggle with chronic shortness of breath and limited energy, but have remained mac free. I am glad that you are trying natural remedies as well; just be careful not to put off good antibiotics if it will spare your lungs from further damage. Are you doing the inhaled sodium chloride by any chance? (It is saline.)
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@windwalker Do you know why you now have chronic shortness of breath(sorry to hear that), has a CT scan shown why.Take care Heather
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Hello Terri. Glad the cocktail worked so well for you & that you've been MAC-free for 8 years! I too have pseudomonas (since 2013) but it's possible I'm rid of it. I had the chronic shortness of breath 3 years back so I know what you're going thru with it & hope you can kick that too. & that we both can find our way to more energy! - I inhale 7% saline solution + glutathione (powder form (from Theranaturals.com; liquid is the gold standard but too expensive) but just once a day & about 5 days a week; and do postural drainage with Acapela religiously every night; critical for me for bringing up phlegm, mucus, whereas in AM it comes up naturally, takes about an hour of nasty coughing. For me, a "spiritual" "set" is also critical. Warm regards,