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We are in BAngor Maine now and as soon as I get home I will send you the ingredients and a phone number where you can call. I also had a treatment for mucus for food sensitivities and now I hardly have mucus. 

@nick52 that is so interesting, I haven't heard of that before, how did they test for food sensitivities and what treatment did they give you?
I feel like dairy sugar and gluten/yeast affect me. Heather

Nick, are you the same Nick who came to the Atlanta Support in Atlanta? If so, I also use Clear Lung and Broncolin cough syrup W/ honey and Propolis. Both are awesome! Walking and doing any exercise has helped my o2 immensely!
Jan/Ga. ( I have not been on in months)!

No I am not I am from NB Canada. I buy my clearlungs when we spend summer in Florida at Nature's food patch. 

Hi Colleen I am virtuous 69 and I'm in the chronic pain and depression groupd. I followed suggestions on how to get out of the Mac Mai group. I' go down to the bottom and hit unsubscribe. I've gone to my profile I've done everything that I've been told to do and I still get those emails. please cease and desist
sending me anything for Mac bacterium avum etc. I really badly get to the depression group thank you again signed a Dori for to a 69

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Hi @virtuous, it looks like you have two accounts on this site. I don't know how that happened. But when I type in @virtuous, I can see two listings showing up, one is: virtuous69 (@virtuous69) and the other is: virtuous69 (@virtuous). I suspect that you still have this group listed under one of these two accounts. Besides clicking on the unsubscribe link at the bottom of the emails, have you done the following:

1. Log in to Mayo Clinic Connect web site (or you can just click on the Review and Reply in one of the emails to get to the web site), click on the symbol that shows a person in a circle right under Mayo Clinic Connect in the upper right-hand portion of the page.
2. Select My Profile.
3. Once the My Profile page opens, take a look at what is listed under Groups.
4. Any group listed there that you no longer wish to follow, just click Edit, then the down arrow to the right of the group name. Select Unfollow. Do not notify me about this anymore.
5. After you have done the above, scroll down to the bottom of the page and click Save. If you have done #1 - 4 but did not do Save, your changes will not stick.

Because you have two accounts with different handles (nick name with @), I don't know if you are using both with different password, or you are using one and have abandoned the other. If you have abandoned one of them and that one happens to be the one that is connected to this group, I will need to remove/close that account. Unfortunately I don't know how you should go about doing it. I wonder if @colleenyoung (Colleen) will be able to help you find out.

Cherry do you have CTScan or x-rays? Do you have nodule in your lung also?

@heathert, Heather, I have the same food sensitivities as you. Especially sugar and gluten. I wonder if there is a correlation? Hmmmm, might have to look into that. It is interesting to me; I could not eat gluten things since I was a child up until this past year. Since I have been treated with tobramycin,; I can eat small amounts of bread without getting all gunked up in my lungs. Sugar doesn't affect me as badly as it used to either. Weird, huh?

To Windwalker and Heather

Treatments for Allergies and sensitivities

Developed by Dr Devi Nambudripad from Buena Park California 

NAET ( Nambudripad Allergy Elimination Technique) is natural, drug free, painless and non-invasive and can be used safely from infants to the elderly.  The brain re-learns what it once thought of an allergen

and interprets it as a harmless, acceptable substance.  The nervous system learns an entirely different response to the same stimulus and you become allergy free - permanently 

Check on the internet if there is a clinic of practitioners who administers NAET treatments.  It includes an allergy test and 10 basic treatments!

My experience: 

to me it was like a miracle to stop mucus in my throat .  I had stop eating butter because I would have too much mucus and also the cheese.  Now I can eat butter and cheese and no mucus.  Sometimes it

comes very little more like throat hum! Hum! but doesn't last long like before and no spitting.

I also can take sugar and many others which I was sensitive. All chemicals or scents like soap, perfume, cutex , wood smoke, cigarette smoke, etc was bad for my breathing now I hardly smell it and it

doesn't bother my breathing any more.  It is almost unbelievable.

My insurance cover 80% of all the treatments except the allergie test 100$.  It is worth the money.  You do not need to stop eating thise specific food but got to be moderate.  If you feel you have difficulties

with certain food it is highly recommended.  It work miraculously!