Trying to help a long-term smoker

[Marge]

Hi All,
I have a friend who has been trying to quit smoking for a few years
now. Some of her rememdies have been Wellbuterin (I'm against for
obvious reasons,) hypnosis (lasted 2 days,) cold-turkey (lasted a few
hours,) nicorette gum, nicotine inhalers, etc. She has now develped a
cough and her sputum is described as thick, brown. Is there a
homeopathic rememdy that might help her? Any suggestions would be
welcome. Thanks.
Marge

[Julian Winston]

At 11:24 PM +0000 9/18/04, Marge wrote:

Tried Tabacum fumar? Eizayaga used it to great success.
Take small bottle (like small water or soda bottle)
Fill 3/4 with water.
Light favorite cigarette.
Inhale.
Exhale INTO THE BOTTLE.
Repeat until cigarette is finished.
Shake bottle well.
Pour out 9/10th of the bottle.
Re-fill.
Shake well.
Repeat the pour and re-fill. five more times.
You now have a bottle of 6X (roughly) tobacco smoke.

SIP on bottle whenever you want to light up.

I've used this a few times, and it works well.

Best to also have constitutional treatment too.

JW

[Shannon Nelson]

Julian,

Does this remove the craving, or is this the one that just makes you feel
sick when you *do* smoke? (I'm thinking of someone who might be willing to
try the former, but might have my head if I gave him the latter, LOL!)
Shannon

[Simon King LCPH MARH]

We used to do pretty much the same
We'd use a long tube which bubbled the smoke through water.

%-)
SK
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[Shannon Nelson]

Ah, but then did you drink the water? (And did it cure ya?)
)

on 12/7/04 8:29 AM, Simon King at sk2004@ntlworld.com wrote:

[Simon King LCPH MARH]

It was good for hiccoughs

Simon
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