Nebulizer

Does anyone ever use a nebulizer, Dr. B. says to do this along with his Vit. C, A, Iodine and Vit. D, protocol , the nebulizer helps the lungs.

Dr. B says:
With my patients, I have them nebulize Lugol’s 5% solution(Iodine). I tell them to put 1-2 drops of Lugol’s 5% in 3cc of normal saline and nebulize the mixture.

For hydrogen peroxide, food grade hydrogen peroxide should be used. We mix up a bag of normal saline and add hydrogen peroxide along with minerals. It is similar to the IV version that we infuse into patients.

My cousin, Jerimiah (who you will read about in my next blog), was experiencing shortness of breath and had flu-like symptoms. We were in a pinch since he was 200 miles away. In this case, I had his wife dilute food grade—35%–peroxide down to 3% using clean, sterile water. Then, 3cc of that diluted mixture was further diluted in 250 cc of normal saline. Finally, 3 cc of the saline-diluted mixture can be nebulized.

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I ordered one off Ebay. Portable Handheld Ultrasonic Mini Nebulizer Inhaler. Most of them are in the $20 - $35 price range. I will probably try my 5ppm ionic silver in it, if i ever need it. Will be collecting different remedies for using it, like the one you just posted. As cheap as they are, everybody should has several on hand.



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My wife has bronchial issues and has been prescribed nebulizer 3 ml 7% sodium solution which she uses once or twice daily as needed. I believe its available at most pharmacies without a prescription.
She has been using a Drive Nebulizer for 2 years and is very happy with it.
I agree that everyone using it should have more than 1 available as you become very dependent upon it.
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My wife uses the Drive in conjunction with an Aerobika that helps clear the lungs as well. Also quite inexpensive @ $50.
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Dr Myhill in the UK suggests nebulizing magnesium. Never did it, but your post prompted me to order one plus the Lugols solution. The Dr. B's case reports are dramatic with it.

Would nebulizing magnesium benefit AF ?

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Would nebulizing magnesium benefit AF ?

That has been my thought, though oral magnesium works for me, so I never bothered.

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Would nebulizing magnesium benefit AF ?

Here are some links about nebulizing magnesium sulfate (epsom salts) or magnesium chloride, though not specifically about afib (years ago, I bought two 20 kg bags of food grade magnesium chloride, though I don't use that form frequently now, I figure I always have a source of magnesium if I need it):

Nebulizing Magnesium and other Medicinals

What is the dosage of magnesium chloride for use in a nebulizer or nasal mist application?

Magnesium - treating a deficiency

Magnesium by nebuliser

Magnesium Per Rectum



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I see there is quite a range of Nebulizers, some plug in to the power. Others are portable and are recharged via USB.
Is the cheapest ok to purchase?

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Is the cheapest ok to purchase?

No idea. I got one that plugs in and is about $40 US. Mercola also suggests getting a mask that covers the nose and mouth. I ended up ordering a couple (one for me and one for my wife) of those directly from the Phillips Respironics website for this device. I think the portables would be most useful for the people with asthma, who need to take it with them. I got mine, in case I need it for COVID. I may play with it with magnesium, also. Though oral is so much faster and works well for me.

Hey George, I ordered the exact nebulizer last week, havn't gotten it yet.

Liz

Mercola posted a "how to" video on using a nebulizer for hydrogen peroxide this morning. He recommends using it at a 3% concentration, but using 35% food grade and diluting it to 3%. This is a lot stronger than Dr. Brownstein recommends here. as Dr. B suggested putting a 3 cc's of 3% concentration (created by diluting 35% food grade down to 3%) in 200 ml of saline solution (per the link).

George:

This is Dr. Bs latest blog, he posted it today, you could read it and if you have questions, ask and I am sure he will reply.

He uses the perxiode plus Lugos Iodine, dr. Mercola probably doesn't use the iodine perhaps that is why he uses a more concentrated Perxiode.


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My TSH is high, about 6 or 7. Does anybody have suggestions how iodine from an inhaler gadget will affect thyroid function. Thinking if iodine 'speeds up' thyroid function there may be a chance to go hyper which would no doubt trigger my AF???

Joe:

Well you are hypo now, I don't think 1 or 2 drops of Lugo's Iodine for a short time would hurt you and probably would be of benefit. I would use the nebulizer only if I got the virus, I don't see a need to do it everyday. If you were to use it everyday, then use only 1 drop of the iodine, don't think that would make you hyper.

L

Thanks, Liz! I think i'd try to get IV vit. C first anyway.