Airnergy Devices ?? - WTF

[JamesinDublin]

Has anyone heard or used these devices make in Germany ?, Is it just a gimic or real ?

airnergy.co/

[emmasue]

Found this on the British Lung Foundation Forum:healthunlocked.com/blf/post...

[JamesinDublin in reply to emmasue]

Thanks emmasue, I didn't like the website lack of info, and suspect it a lot of expensive nonsense. Like yourself asmatic child/allergies, then a few good years but last 20 have been worst. What medication are you on ?

[emmasue in reply to JamesinDublin]

I am on the Symbicort Smart regime (100/6). I also take Montelukast (10mg), Aminophylline (225mg/2x a day), Tiotoprium Bromide (18mg), Prednisolone (5mg/day), Omeprazole (20mg/ 2x a day), Cetirizine (10mg/2x a day), Pseudoephedrine (60mg). I think that's it. I can increase the Prednisolone up to 40mg/day if I am bad. I am currently coming off a higher dose.

[JamesinDublin]

Interesting, Thanks emmasue. That's a lot of meds to keep track off. There is no way you would get that many combo from a GP in Ireland I think. Getting Prednisolone alone you have to be really bad. Others I have never heard mention by a GP. I'm trying Symbicort 200 inhaler and Montelukast for first time, and OTC Pseudoephedrine nasal drops for years, so need to wait and see. Everyone different so whatever works. Stay well. x.

[strongmouse]

There is no explanation which makes any sense from a biological point of view on the Airenergy website. Although it gives accolades from individuals there is no mention of supporting research and uses a lot of seemingly helpful phrases, which look like "marketing spiel" to me. I tend to agree that it is an expensive scam.

Personally as I have allergies I have found air filters help a lot (HEPA variety) but that is backed up by good science.