what do you recommend to cleanse lungs

[homegirl59]

would like good advice on what to use i have sensitive stomach so need a good choice to detox lungs.

[Hidden]

Good quality air to breath, inside the home and outside.

Some studying for you:

who.int/airpollution/househ...

blf.org.uk/search/site/air%...

The no. 1 cleanse would be avoid inhaling any kind of smoke (and vapours from unnatural sources).

[joyce74 in reply to Hidden]

Found this interesting to read. A subject discussed at our local Breath Easy Group meeting yesterday. Some members including myself agreed to sign up to help with research approved by the NHS under the name of Research for the Future. Help beat Respiratoy Disease. Diabetes,Heart disease and Kidney Disease are also included

[Izb1 in reply to Hidden]

Good links, thanks Bkin x

[stamford1234 in reply to Hidden]

Thanks for the link Bkin

[TheBoys]

For me, my dehumidifier for a couple of hundred pounds was a start point following pneumonia and repeated lung infections. I was surprised to see how much humidity was in the house.

Plus plenty of good sea air. Normally we d go to Spain during January to April and then again in September to October. Cheap flights, cheap and clean accommodation but plenty of good clean air which gets rid of any mucus or phlegm within a day or two.

So yes, all in all ...a clean, dry dust free home plus plenty of sun and fresh air. No damp, cold or dankness.

Also we now use Surcare for laundry ..its not sore on the skin, gets things clean and best of all leaves no residue which can be aggravating if in the air.

Good luck!

[krylan]

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