Asbestosis @ MERSA

[Maria Bohle]

Just an observation regarding a case I worked on.

Friends husband had been diagnosed with asbestosis years ago and more recently an encapsulated MERSA pneumonia. He was coughing up green mucus for quite awhile.
Note this was an older person with multiple problems so I gave phosphorus to try to give some palliative relief. Patient took it for about 3 weeks and said it did not help s the coughing and expectoration continued.
His strokes and dementia progressed to the stage where his wife could not care for him at home any longer so he was sent to a long term care facility that did chest X-rays before admission. His lungs were clear. No sign of pneumonia, MERSA or the asbestos.

Just thought you might be interested in this information.

Anyone else have info on this? The MERSA clearing was no surprise but the asbestos being gone was.

[Tanya Marquette]

Kudos to you. Asbestosis is considered incurable!

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[Maria Bohle]

Yes it is considered incurable. I was amazed, but then again asthma and herpes is supposed to be incurable also.

I can nay figure that the continuous expectoration was a clean out. Patient just figured the remedy was not working.

Warmly, Maria

[Tanya Marquette]

What's curious is the continued coughing and expectoration.
Any thoughts on that?

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[Maria Bohle]

Yes, the body must have dumped the asbestos in that thick green mucus.

[Tanya Marquette]

Makes sense.

Recall cleaning lungs from heavy smoking and using herbs back then. It took about 6 mos

for the lungs to clean out with daily gray tinged expectoration which got lighter in color as the

lungs cleaned. Perhaps that is typical for lung affections.

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[Soroush Ebrahimi]

Dear Maria

Do you mean Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA)?

If the MRSA is now gone, VERY WELL DONE. Hats off to you.
But if the lungs are clear – what is he coughing up?

Regards

Soroush
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What's curious is the continued coughing and expectoration.

Any thoughts on that?

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[Maria Bohle]

Hi Soroush,

The patient passed about 3 weeks ago. He had been ill and had a series of strokes, each causing more debility. I was not his homeopath, he did not have one, had been using a lot of allopathic medicines having had his pituitary removed 35 years earliee.

His wife was a friend of mine, and she complained about his chronic pneumonia (MRSA) and was coughing up mucus and leaving tissues all over the house. She asked if I could try to help with that situation.

I am an aqueous dilution prescriber and gave her a bottle of Phos for him, he had been alert and orientated at the time, and took the remedy for a few weeks, then stopped about 3/4 of the way through the bottle.

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[Maria Bohle]

Yes to the patient there was no change. He was coughing up stuff. Don’t remember him coughing towards the end of his life.
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[drsaeedchaudhry]

Aesbestos in limited quantity being a mechanical irritant must be removed by a healthy body.
Is there anyone considering to improve the low state of reaction in some patients with Aesbestos collection in lungs.