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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Asthma / December 2004Is this book real or BS
I was diagnosed with asthma late in my adult life. I am 37 years old. I never have any wheezing or coughing but my chest is always tight and my lung capacity is down. I have had severe allergies (pollen dust etc) all of my life. I am trying to find something to help me fight this other than the usual meds. This book keeps popping up in my net searches. Does anyone know if this is a scam or is there some value to it? Here is the link: http://cure-your-asthma.com/?hop=ada23ssk It's probably b.s. It's impossible to cure asthma in a week. Researchers are finding, however, that some asthma - if caused by bacteria - can be cured. That's particularly true in cases where your asthma began as an adult. Check out www.asthmastory.com and if you have any questions, write me at the email address shown here. It's not my site, but I was forum moderator there after my doctor treated me with weekly antibiotics for 12 weeks. (It has to be the right antibiotic, however, so you need to know more if you're going to speak to your doctor about this.) I was diagnosed with asthma late in my adult life. I am 37 years old. I never have any wheezing or coughing but my chest is always tight and my lung capacity is down. I have had severe allergies (pollen dust etc) all of my life. I am trying to find something to help me fight this other than the usual meds. This book keeps popping up in my net searches. Does anyone know if this is a scam or is there some value to it? Here is the link: http://cure-your-asthma.com/?hop=ada23ssk Thanks for the information. Unfortuantly I am uncertain if I have this type of asthma. I dont wheeze or have attacks, just persistant tightness in my chest and real bad allergies. Wish I could find something to make this go away. It's probably b.s. It's impossible to cure asthma in a week. Researchers are finding, however, that some asthma - if caused by bacteria - can be cured. That's particularly true in cases where your asthma began as an adult. Check out www.asthmastory.com and if you have any questions, write me at the email address shown here. It's not my site, but I was forum moderator there after my doctor treated me with weekly antibiotics for 12 weeks. (It has to be the right antibiotic, however, so you need to know more if you're going to speak to your doctor about this.) "yea" <no@spam.com> wrote in message news:wXewd.68$057.38@news-virt.s-kddi1.home.ne.jp... I was diagnosed with asthma late in my adult life. I am 37 years old. I never have any wheezing or coughing but my chest is always tight and my lung capacity is down. I have had severe allergies (pollen dust etc) all of my life. I am trying to find something to help me fight this other than the usual meds. This book keeps popping up in my net searches. Does anyone know if this is a scam or is there some value to it? Here is the link: http://cure-your-asthma.com/?hop=ada23ssk Some of the people who had bacteria didn't have full blown attacks or wheezing either. It wouldn't hurt to ask your doctor for a blood test to see if you've got higher titers for mycoplasma or chlamydia pneumoniae. Then again, it could be something else. Stress or something. Were you really sick in the months preceeding this breathing problem? Thanks for the information. Unfortuantly I am uncertain if I have this type of asthma. I dont wheeze or have attacks, just persistant tightness in my chest and real bad allergies. Wish I could find something to make this go away. "NorthShoreCEO" <NorthShoreCEO@aol.com> wrote in message news:i9fwd.269826$R05.63125@attbi_s53... It's probably b.s. It's impossible to cure asthma in a week. Researchers are finding, however, that some asthma - if caused by bacteria - can be cured. That's particularly true in cases where your asthma began as an adult. Check out www.asthmastory.com and if you have any questions, write me at the email address shown here. It's not my site, but I was forum moderator there after my doctor treated me with weekly antibiotics for 12 weeks. (It has to be the right antibiotic, however, so you need to know more if you're going to speak to your doctor about this.) "yea" <no@spam.com> wrote in message news:wXewd.68$057.38@news-virt.s-kddi1.home.ne.jp... I was diagnosed with asthma late in my adult life. I am 37 years old. I never have any wheezing or coughing but my chest is always tight and my lung capacity is down. I have had severe allergies (pollen dust etc) all of my life. I am trying to find something to help me fight this other than the usual meds. This book keeps popping up in my net searches. Does anyone know if this is a scam or is there some value to it? Here is the link: http://cure-your-asthma.com/?hop=ada23ssk Not really. I just developed this tightness. I could tell my lung capacity was diminishing. That was confirmed by the doctor. Have you heard of the ISS vaccine? Any idea when that will be out? Some of the people who had bacteria didn't have full blown attacks or wheezing either. It wouldn't hurt to ask your doctor for a blood test to see if you've got higher titers for mycoplasma or chlamydia pneumoniae. Then again, it could be something else. Stress or something. Were you really sick in the months preceeding this breathing problem? "yea" <no@spam.com> wrote in message news:EHfwd.69$057.24@news-virt.s-kddi1.home.ne.jp... Thanks for the information. Unfortuantly I am uncertain if I have this type of asthma. I dont wheeze or have attacks, just persistant tightness in my chest and real bad allergies. Wish I could find something to make this go away. "NorthShoreCEO" <NorthShoreCEO@aol.com> wrote in message news:i9fwd.269826$R05.63125@attbi_s53... It's probably b.s. It's impossible to cure asthma in a week. Researchers are finding, however, that some asthma - if caused by bacteria - can be cured. That's particularly true in cases where your asthma began as an adult. Check out www.asthmastory.com and if you have any questions, write me at the email address shown here. It's not my site, but I was forum moderator there after my doctor treated me with weekly antibiotics for 12 weeks. (It has to be the right antibiotic, however, so you need to know more if you're going to speak to your doctor about this.) "yea" <no@spam.com> wrote in message news:wXewd.68$057.38@news-virt.s-kddi1.home.ne.jp... I was diagnosed with asthma late in my adult life. I am 37 years old. I never have any wheezing or coughing but my chest is always tight and my lung capacity is down. I have had severe allergies (pollen dust etc) all of my life. I am trying to find something to help me fight this other than the usual meds. This book keeps popping up in my net searches. Does anyone know if this is a scam or is there some value to it? Here is the link: http://cure-your-asthma.com/?hop=ada23ssk Honestly, I'd see a pulmonologist at this point. Not really. I just developed this tightness. I could tell my lung capacity was diminishing. That was confirmed by the doctor. Have you heard of the ISS vaccine? Any idea when that will be out? "NorthShoreCEO" <NorthShoreCEO@aol.com> wrote in message news:BOfwd.202876$V41.198632@attbi_s52... Some of the people who had bacteria didn't have full blown attacks or wheezing either. It wouldn't hurt to ask your doctor for a blood test to see if you've got higher titers for mycoplasma or chlamydia pneumoniae. Then again, it could be something else. Stress or something. Were you really sick in the months preceeding this breathing problem? "yea" <no@spam.com> wrote in message news:EHfwd.69$057.24@news-virt.s-kddi1.home.ne.jp... Thanks for the information. Unfortuantly I am uncertain if I have this type of asthma. I dont wheeze or have attacks, just persistant tightness in my chest and real bad allergies. Wish I could find something to make this go away. "NorthShoreCEO" <NorthShoreCEO@aol.com> wrote in message news:i9fwd.269826$R05.63125@attbi_s53... It's probably b.s. It's impossible to cure asthma in a week. Researchers are finding, however, that some asthma - if caused by bacteria - can be cured. That's particularly true in cases where your asthma began as an adult. Check out www.asthmastory.com and if you have any questions, write me at the email address shown here. It's not my site, but I was forum moderator there after my doctor treated me with weekly antibiotics for 12 weeks. (It has to be the right antibiotic, however, so you need to know more if you're going to speak to your doctor about this.) "yea" <no@spam.com> wrote in message news:wXewd.68$057.38@news-virt.s-kddi1.home.ne.jp... I was diagnosed with asthma late in my adult life. I am 37 years old. I never have any wheezing or coughing but my chest is always tight and my lung capacity is down. I have had severe allergies (pollen dust etc) all of my life. I am trying to find something to help me fight this other than the usual meds. This book keeps popping up in my net searches. Does anyone know if this is a scam or is there some value to it? Here is the link: http://cure-your-asthma.com/?hop=ada23ssk Y? Honestly, I'd see a pulmonologist at this point. "yea" <no@spam.com> wrote in message news:MTfwd.70$057.53@news-virt.s-kddi1.home.ne.jp... Not really. I just developed this tightness. I could tell my lung capacity was diminishing. That was confirmed by the doctor. Have you heard of the ISS vaccine? Any idea when that will be out? "NorthShoreCEO" <NorthShoreCEO@aol.com> wrote in message news:BOfwd.202876$V41.198632@attbi_s52... Some of the people who had bacteria didn't have full blown attacks or wheezing either. It wouldn't hurt to ask your doctor for a blood test to see if you've got higher titers for mycoplasma or chlamydia pneumoniae. Then again, it could be something else. Stress or something. Were you really sick in the months preceeding this breathing problem? "yea" <no@spam.com> wrote in message news:EHfwd.69$057.24@news-virt.s-kddi1.home.ne.jp... Thanks for the information. Unfortuantly I am uncertain if I have this type of asthma. I dont wheeze or have attacks, just persistant tightness in my chest and real bad allergies. Wish I could find something to make this go away. "NorthShoreCEO" <NorthShoreCEO@aol.com> wrote in message news:i9fwd.269826$R05.63125@attbi_s53... It's probably b.s. It's impossible to cure asthma in a week. Researchers are finding, however, that some asthma - if caused by bacteria - can be cured. That's particularly true in cases where your asthma began as an adult. Check out www.asthmastory.com and if you have any questions, write me at the email address shown here. It's not my site, but I was forum moderator there after my doctor treated me with weekly antibiotics for 12 weeks. (It has to be the right antibiotic, however, so you need to know more if you're going to speak to your doctor about this.) "yea" <no@spam.com> wrote in message news:wXewd.68$057.38@news-virt.s-kddi1.home.ne.jp... I was diagnosed with asthma late in my adult life. I am 37 years old. I never have any wheezing or coughing but my chest is always tight and my lung capacity is down. I have had severe allergies (pollen dust etc) all of my life. I am trying to find something to help me fight this other than the usual meds. This book keeps popping up in my net searches. Does anyone know if this is a scam or is there some value to it? Here is the link: http://cure-your-asthma.com/?hop=ada23ssk Well, if you feel your lung capacity is diminishing, it's best to go to a specialist who can administer the proper tests and determine what this really is and what you need to do to manage it. I'm a little surprised your internist didn't recommend that to you, but that's what I would do if it was me. Don't you want some answers at this point? I would. Y? "NorthShoreCEO" <NorthShoreCEO@aol.com> wrote in message news:RWfwd.508507$wV.174869@attbi_s54... Honestly, I'd see a pulmonologist at this point. "yea" <no@spam.com> wrote in message news:MTfwd.70$057.53@news-virt.s-kddi1.home.ne.jp... Not really. I just developed this tightness. I could tell my lung capacity was diminishing. That was confirmed by the doctor. Have you heard of the ISS vaccine? Any idea when that will be out? "NorthShoreCEO" <NorthShoreCEO@aol.com> wrote in message news:BOfwd.202876$V41.198632@attbi_s52... Some of the people who had bacteria didn't have full blown attacks or wheezing either. It wouldn't hurt to ask your doctor for a blood test to see if you've got higher titers for mycoplasma or chlamydia pneumoniae. Then again, it could be something else. Stress or something. Were you really sick in the months preceeding this breathing problem? "yea" <no@spam.com> wrote in message news:EHfwd.69$057.24@news-virt.s-kddi1.home.ne.jp... Thanks for the information. Unfortuantly I am uncertain if I have this type of asthma. I dont wheeze or have attacks, just persistant tightness in my chest and real bad allergies. Wish I could find something to make this go away. "NorthShoreCEO" <NorthShoreCEO@aol.com> wrote in message news:i9fwd.269826$R05.63125@attbi_s53... It's probably b.s. It's impossible to cure asthma in a week. Researchers are finding, however, that some asthma - if caused by bacteria - can be cured. That's particularly true in cases where your asthma began as an adult. Check out www.asthmastory.com and if you have any questions, write me at the email address shown here. It's not my site, but I was forum moderator there after my doctor treated me with weekly antibiotics for 12 weeks. (It has to be the right antibiotic, however, so you need to know more if you're going to speak to your doctor about this.) "yea" <no@spam.com> wrote in message news:wXewd.68$057.38@news-virt.s-kddi1.home.ne.jp... I was diagnosed with asthma late in my adult life. I am 37 years old. I never have any wheezing or coughing but my chest is always tight and my lung capacity is down. I have had severe allergies (pollen dust etc) all of my life. I am trying to find something to help me fight this other than the usual meds. This book keeps popping up in my net searches. Does anyone know if this is a scam or is there some value to it? Here is the link: http://cure-your-asthma.com/?hop=ada23ssk Real bad allergies? Did you ever think that a hidden food allergy may be contributing to your problem? An allergist would be the best person to see about this. At least 70% of asthmatics have some type of food allergy. Doctors have written books on this. Brad_Chad62@yahoo.com Since the post did not include any evidence reputable then assume it is a HOAX, >Real bad allergies? Did you ever think that a hidden food allergy may >be contributing to your problem? An allergist would be the best person >to see about this. At least 70% of asthmatics have some type of food >allergy. Doctors have written books on this. > >Brad_Chad62@yahoo.com |
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