Natural Sarcoidosis Treatment: Nutrition, Nebulization, CDS/MMS Therapy, and More for Pulmonary Sarcoidosis

Pulmonary Sarcoidosis Causes and Symptoms: A Brief Overview of Sarcoidosis Lung Disease

A Brief Description of Sarcoidosis and its Symptoms Sarcoidosis is an autoimmune-related inflammatory lung disease. It may affect multiple organs in the body, including the lymph glands, skin, kidney, and liver, but most people experience symptoms in the lungs (and indeed, lung symptoms are such an integral part of a sarcoidosis diagnosis that it is ultimately considered a lung disease). In the progression of sarcoidosis, granulomas (inflamed tissues that form nodes) develop in different organs of the body, such as the lungs. The granulomas cause the symptoms of sarcoidosis through interruption of the organs’ ability to function normally or through impairment of the normal structure of the organs involved.  Some of the symptoms of sarcoidosis may include:  Dry cough Short...

Purify Your Environment to Treat Sarcoidosis - Important Supportive Method for Treating Pulmonary Sarcoidosis

How Getting Rid of Toxins Can Help Treat Sarcoidosis One primary and/or contributing cause of sarcoidosis is toxin buildup in the body. Heavy metals, silicone, fiberglass, talc, and other toxins can all lead to the development of sarcoidosis in certain cases. Since toxic buildup is a likely cause of this disease, it’s important to detoxify your environment, body, and food as part of a sarcoidosis healing protocol. Even if you don’t think that you’ve been exposed to these toxins, it’s still important to purify your environment as part of your treatment plan since, 1) most people in developed countries are exposed to SOME toxins on a regular basis, whether they know it or not, and 2) detoxification is an important part of healing for any disease situation, regardless of the cause.  Remo...

The Lung Disease Family Tree: Views of Lung Disease from the Perspective of Alternative Models of Medicine

Lung Disease According to Other Models of Medicine In this post, we provide a selection of diseases that tend to involve the respiratory system as well as other organs systems of the body to demonstrate how sometimes, lung disease might be rooted in other organs of the body that seem to be completely unrelated to the lungs and respiration. The goal of this chapter is to give patients who are looking for alternative answers to their questions or healers who work with various models of medicine to look at respiratory diseases from a different perspective. We discuss some of the closest and most scientifically studied relationships between the lungs and other organ systems. This chapter does not provide an exhaustive list of diseases that involve the respiratory system and other or...

Introduction to Respiration and Lung Health

Introduction to Respiration Obstructive vs. Restrictive Lung Disease There are two general classifications of lung disease that conventional medicine doctors use in diagnosing their patients: restrictive lung diseases and obstructive lung diseases. Both restrictive and obstructive lung diseases involve shortness of breath when the patient exerts himself or herself. Obstructive Lung Diseases: Obstructive lung diseases include those conditions that make it hard for the patient to fully exhale all of the air from the lungs. In other words, obstructive lung diseases involve disordered exhalation. Because patients with obstructive lung disease have difficulty fully exhaling air from the lungs, the lungs may become damaged over time by the presence of too much oxygen in the lungs tha...

Nebulizing with Food Grade Hydrogen Peroxide 3%: Effective Cure for Lung Diseases, Respiratory Infections, and More

Using H2O2 (Hydrogen Peroxide) to Treat Respiratory Problems At-Home Using hydrogen peroxide to nebulize as a cure for nearly all kinds of respiratory system problems is a treatment that has been well covered-up on the internet. But, for those physicians and regular people who have used H2O2 (hydrogen peroxide) in a nebulizer as a treatment, this is often their go-to option for nearly any lung problem, nasal problem, or sinus problem.  On the other hand, some lung problems, such as COPD, cystic fibrosis, and non-cystic fibrosis bronchiectasis can initially seem to get better using food grade hydrogen peroxide and then later, improvements lessen as oxidative damage that hydrogen peroxide can cause overcomes any benefits wrought by its ability to kill bacteria in the lungs. Many patients...

Panax ginseng / Korean Red Ginseng to Prevent Infection and Lung Disease

Panax ginseng / Korean Red Ginseng Korean Red Ginseng, also known as Panax Ginseng is a relatively common and well-known herb that has been used successfully for thousands of years to treat a variety of health problems, including lung disease. It is especially common in Traditional Chinese Medicine, but more and more people in the west are becoming familiar with this plant. Some of the respiratory health problems that ginseng can help treat include these:  Chronic pulmonary obstructive disease (COPD) Respiratory infections (common cold, swine flu, influenza, COVID-19, rhinoviruses, etc.) Chronic bronchitis Asthma Pseudomonas bacterium and Pseudomonas aeruginosa lung infections, as well as prevention of the development of biofilms by the P. aerug...

Cinnamomum verum / Cinnamon: A Surprising Herbal Remedy for Adenovirus Infection, Chronic Lung Disease, and More

Cinnamomum verum / Cinnamon: Herbal Cure for Fungal Respiratory Infection Cinnamomum verum / Cinnamon (also known as Ceylon Cinnamon) can be a valuable supportive therapy for the treatment of various lung diseases and respiratory system problems, but it's also an important herbal remedy for gynecological problems and digestive issues. Some of the diseases and disorders that can be treated using cinnamon include:  Pneumonia (if it is caused by Pseudomonas aeruginosa) Adenovirus infection Staphylococcus aureus infection Fungal infections in the respiratory tract/lungs Sinus infections Bronchitis Cystic fibrosis Chronic cough Colds and flu Menstrual Irregularity Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) Digestive issues Diabetes Cinnamomum ve...

Nutritional Deficiencies and Lung Disease: Shocking Facts about How Vitamins and Mineral Deficiencies Cause Serious Lung Disease

How to Use Nutrition to Cure Lung Disease Nutritional deficiency can play a role in any number of diseases and disorders, including problems with the lungs and respiratory system. In some cases, a nutritional deficiency may even be the primary cause of the illness in the first place, while in other situations a deficiency can make recovery more difficult or exacerbate the symptoms of an existing health problem. There are a few specific nutrients to keep in mind when it comes to treating lung and respiratory system issues, which I’ll discuss below.  Vitamin A Deficiency If you plan to take supplements of vitamin A, opt for beta-carotene instead of retinol. Retinol is the “pre-formed” version of vitamin A, which is helpful in some cases, but it’s much easier to accidentally take too mu...

The MMS Gas Lung Protocol (The Cup) - Supporting Protocol for Serious Lung Illnesses

Use MMS as a Cure for Acute and Chronic Lung Disease Supporting protocols are designed to provide targeted, specialized MMS treatment. They should be used in addition to an MMS protocol like those listed above in order to achieve the maximum benefit from treatment.  Read through all of the instructions and guidelines for this protocol carefully before starting. The instructions must be followed EXACTLY as breathing in chlorine dioxide gas can be dangerous and damaging if not done correctly. Make sure that you fully understand how to administer this protocol and when to use it before starting. Although an older child may be able to do this protocol in serious health situations, we generally don’t recommend this protocol for children. It requires that the child behave with gre...