Guest guest Posted August 23, 2008 Report Share Posted August 23, 2008 Hello, I have a 6 week old baby that has been coughing for a few days. She is also VERY mucousy. My 2 youngest boys have the same cough, so I think she got it from them. I have been taking care of myself and eating, pretty much, accordingly to the postpartum protocol for ayurveda. I have been advised by an ayurvedic practitioner to take sitopaldi in honey myself, and also give a smear of honey with just a grain of the sitopaladi on it the baby. I also have been putting essential oils on her.... What else can I do? It is cold and wet here in Australia..... maybe it's just the time of year for these kind of things. I appreciate any help with this! Esther Shubin Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 23, 2008 Report Share Posted August 23, 2008 Hello It seems obvious that your breast milk is vitiated mostly due to kapha. Also, there could be kapha/ama accumulation/vitiation in the fetus during pregnancy. Climate sure can be one of the causes. Also, similar illness in other family members may cause or stimulate the prior accumulation/vitiation of kapha or other doshas. There are methods of testing breast milk, e.g., color, smell, etc. Also put a drop of breast milk it into a glass of water and see if it spreads easily. If not, it is vitiated with picchila guna, i.e., stickiness. In this case, a herb called bibhitak gives good results because bibhitak has property called 'vishad guna', i.e., a property which is exactly opposite to picchila or styana guna. Similarly kapha can be vitiated with other gunas such as snighda, sheeta, guru, manda, slakshna, and sthira. Use of herbs/minerals with exactly opposite properties can help reduce kapha accordingly. Same logic can be used for other doshas. (for details, see- http://www.ayurvedicrx.com/Article%20Vimshati%20Gunas.htm) Apart from this, there are certain herb groups that are known to act on breast milk. 1. Stanyashodhan gana: These herbs are known to have cleansing action on breast milk – e.g., dashamula –breast milk vitiated with vata ; shatavari, sariva, etc. for breast milk vitiated with pitta, and devadaru, shunthi, etc. for breast milk vitiated with kapha. 2. Stanyajanan gana – These herbs increase milk production. Dr. Thite Hello, I have a 6 week old baby that has been coughing for a few days. She is also VERY mucousy. My 2 youngest boys have the same cough, so I think she got it from them. I have been taking care of myself and eating, pretty much, accordingly to the postpartum protocol for ayurveda. I have been advised by an ayurvedic practitioner to take sitopaldi in honey myself, and also give a smear of honey with just a grain of the sitopaladi on it the baby. I also have been putting essential oils on her.... What else can I do? It is cold and wet here in Australia..... maybe it's just the time of year for these kind of things. I appreciate any help with this! Esther Shubin Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 24, 2008 Report Share Posted August 24, 2008 HI Esther - HOpefully things are on the mend? Probably some of these comments are obvious, certainly still valuable. The postpartum nutrition of course is designed, WITH proper agni, to rebuild which encourages healthy kapha. In these conditions you are experiencing, internal and climate wise, you want to favor influences in the food that are more warming, spicy, digestive, and also reduce the kaphagenics somewhat. I had the great advice in similar situation, when I also got quite ill with a 4 month old baby, to fast 2-3 days on warm (roasted) tahini milk. Just a couple tablespoons of tahini, large cup hot water, 2 pinches cardamom, optional tsp lecithin and sweeten with agave or honey in this case; blend well. You may add pinches nutmeg or other spices as appropriate, and serve the children and husband too. My milk supply stayed nice and level and no phlegm. Of course, and in 2 days I was gradually eating more diverse menu again. we advise soups with broths, and minimize most creamy things and minimize fasting as even a thought while breastfeeding. Ayurveda refers to many ways to " fast " without loosing nutritional intake however, and soups and tahini milk may be so considered, to give your body a rest and still receive needed nutrients. You can lean away from the ghee and favor sesame or mustard oil also while needed, and to help find your balance with yourself and the family. If dairy is desired, just use garlic milk (away from other meals) for immune and vata reducing support together. Depending on more info about your body type and vikruti, I would be using perhaps some version of trikatu or 1/2 tsp turmeric and ginger in honey paste, for phlegmy coughs, after meals if the sitopoladi does not seem strong enough. Which essential oils are you using? kapha/ama accumulation even in pregnancy would advise longer attentions and balancing to your diet now; can you see a local ayurvedic practitioner? After 6 -8 weeks postpartum, a gentle version of home panchakarma cleansing even can be undertaken, according to my lineage, or other simpler measures until you are ready. IT is so great to have this big picture view from an Ayurvedic physician - thank you Dr. Thite for many valuable comments. Ysha > It seems obvious that your breast milk is vitiated mostly due to kapha. Also, there could be kapha/ama accumulation/vitiation in the fetus during pregnancy. Climate sure can be one of the causes. Also, similar illness in other family members may cause or stimulate the prior accumulation/vitiation of kapha or other doshas. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 25, 2008 Report Share Posted August 25, 2008 - > >> Ysha, a 6 week old baby should never be coughing. no matter what the >> breastmilk is like, no matter, allergies. they don't get coughs at that age. >> i hope she takes baby to doctor if that is happening. >> >> Vicky York, IBCLC, CPD >> Postpartum Care Services >> Portland, Oregon >> http://mypeoplepc.com/members/vmyork/ >> www.ikarma.com/user/vmyork >> >> - >> ** *To:* ayurveda >> *Sent:* Sunday, August 24, 2008 3:57 PM >> *Subject:* Re: PerinatalAyurveda forum cough in 6 week oil baby >> >> HI Esther - >> >> HOpefully things are on the mend? Probably some of these comments are >> obvious, certainly still valuable. The postpartum nutrition of course >> is designed, WITH proper agni, to rebuild which encourages healthy >> kapha. In these conditions you are experiencing, internal and climate >> wise, you want to favor influences in the food that are more warming, >> spicy, digestive, and also reduce the kaphagenics somewhat. >> >> I had the great advice in similar situation, when I also got quite ill >> with a 4 month old baby, to fast 2-3 days on warm (roasted) tahini >> milk. Just a couple tablespoons of tahini, large cup hot water, 2 >> pinches cardamom, optional tsp lecithin and sweeten with agave or >> honey in this case; blend well. You may add pinches nutmeg or other >> spices as appropriate, and serve the children and husband too. >> >> My milk supply stayed nice and level and no phlegm. Of course, and in >> 2 days I was gradually eating more diverse menu again. we advise >> soups with broths, and minimize most creamy things and minimize >> fasting as even a thought while breastfeeding. Ayurveda refers to >> many ways to " fast " without loosing nutritional intake however, and >> soups and tahini milk may be so considered, to give your body a rest >> and still receive needed nutrients. You can lean away from the ghee >> and favor sesame or mustard oil also while needed, and to help find >> your balance with yourself and the family. If dairy is desired, just >> use garlic milk (away from other meals) for immune and vata reducing >> support together. >> >> Depending on more info about your body type and vikruti, I would be >> using perhaps some version of trikatu or 1/2 tsp turmeric and ginger >> in honey paste, for phlegmy coughs, after meals if the sitopoladi does >> not seem strong enough. Which essential oils are you using? >> >> kapha/ama accumulation even in pregnancy would advise longer >> attentions and balancing to your diet now; can you see a local >> ayurvedic practitioner? After 6 -8 weeks postpartum, a gentle version >> of home panchakarma cleansing even can be undertaken, according to my >> lineage, or other simpler measures until you are ready. >> >> IT is so great to have this big picture view from an Ayurvedic >> physician - thank you Dr. Thite for many valuable comments. >> >> Ysha >> >> > It seems obvious that your breast milk is vitiated mostly due to >> kapha. Also, there could be kapha/ama accumulation/vitiation in the >> fetus during pregnancy. Climate sure can be one of the causes. Also, >> similar illness in other family members may cause or stimulate the >> prior accumulation/vitiation of kapha or other doshas. >> >> >> >> > > >-- >Ysha Oakes, D.Ayur >Postpartum AyurDoula Care and Aromatherapy >H/O 505.508.4219 >Cell 360-783-2838 >12408A Hardin Ct NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111 >www.sacredwindow.com >www.perinatalayurveda ______ PeoplePC Online A better way to Internet http://www.peoplepc.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 25, 2008 Report Share Posted August 25, 2008 Thanks for posting, Vicki. I agree, this is wise and appropriately legal advice too. I was not aware that is true, that babies don't get coughs that age, and will appreciate hearing from midwives, nurses, or doctors any other such advice of course, so we properly represent good advice. Is this a sign of some very serious red flag illness with young babies which I do'nt know about? IN any case, if an invading organism is apparent cause, we are also very wise to support the body to deal with it from strength and balance. Nice little words that mean a lot, as you can tell. I actually did not say anything initially as it is out of my scope of practice to assume responsibility for advice in this case. My suggestions dietarily etc are offered as supportives behind the medical doctor's, such as Dr. Thite's, and I should have made that clear. From what I've seen and learned, the qualities of nature which create cough and illness, aside from invading organism, and even to some significant extent therein can be worked with to prevent and reverse bodily conditoins which feed or make it difficult for the illness I believe this is being discussed responsibly aside from our responsibilty to always see your primary physician. so I want you to know that in respect of your tremendous experience with many more babies than myself of this older age range also, and your different training, my request for you to post your opinion as you had emailed privately was very sincere. I can't help thinking about, wondering what will a doctor do for this possible high risk situation you are seeing - antibiotics? If there is some special risk factor at this age, they may have important assessment and special gifts therein certainly. Allopathy is tremendous expert at crisis care, saving lives and assessing things sometimes on that level with names and specificity Ayurveda does not have, including some patterns and problems specific to modern life. Ayurveda also is able to identify issues and specificity allopathy does not have access to, in the first 3-4 stages of the disease process, and prevent the otherwise more aggressive treatments. So there are the team self-assignments as I see them. Yes, qualities in the breastmilk CAN create mucous and disease feeding conditions (ama) as well as tendencies to allergy in the baby (particularly given uterine developmental conditions) no matter what the contemporary approach with lactation training says. AS Dr. Thite explained, it can then make the baby more vulnerable and need to consult a doctor or qualified natural health practioner. Esther mentioned using essential oils and I didn't ask which ones, or how. However, some of the ones she has are well researched to be as or more effective than antibiotics, with antiviral, antitussive, fever and or chill support than the allopathic options, and quicker acting than herbs (which have lost about 95% of their eoils in dehydration though may have other properties). Some of them are particularly supportive to help the body burn ama - yes, the baby's body, used dilute on the tummy or feet, for instance. They are also shown to not give the negative side effects of antibiotics, properly used being much safer and kinder. I have personally seen many applications of this with babies, to everyone's relief and delight. Warm Regards, Ysha > >> Ysha, a 6 week old baby should never be coughing. no matter what the breastmilk is like, no matter, allergies. they don't get coughs at that age. i hope she takes baby to doctor if that is happening. > >> > >> Vicky York, IBCLC, CPD Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 25, 2008 Report Share Posted August 25, 2008 Dear Friends - Dr. Thite's response is quite appropriate for those of us who are more serious students of Ayurveda, and I'm wondering how many, especially Esther, are mystified? I'd love to hear who is listening and your opinions. We have a really diverse group here, and want it to serve mothers, not just be interesting to practitioners. I think our vaidyas understand I'm not picking on them. Warmly, Ysha > It seems obvious that your breast milk is vitiated mostly due to kapha. Also, there could be kapha/ama accumulation/vitiation in the Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 26, 2008 Report Share Posted August 26, 2008 As a lactation consultant, and not an MD, I can't say what all could cause a cough or how to treat it from an allopathic standpoint, and I am not minimizing Dr. Thites valuable input about the breastmilk, which no doubt is more than the medical doctors are even aware of (or lactation consultants:) and should also be considered. But I believe it would be wise to rule out anything bacterial with the baby's lungs at the same time. Breastfed babies usually don't catch viruses, especially so early, the breastmilk containing so many antibodies. After a few weeks they do, and then it is mild. Even if they have allergies, they usually manifest as rashes, runny noses, etc. but I just haven't seen such tiny ones coughing. Vicky >Ysha Oakes <AyurDoulas >Aug 25, 2008 1:24 PM >ayurveda >PerinatalAyurveda forum Re: cough in 6 week oil baby > >Dear Friends - > >Dr. Thite's response is quite appropriate for those of us who are more >serious students of Ayurveda, and I'm wondering how many, especially >Esther, are mystified? I'd love to hear who is listening and your >opinions. We have a really diverse group here, and want it to serve >mothers, not just be interesting to practitioners. I think our >vaidyas understand I'm not picking on them. > >Warmly, >Ysha > >> It seems obvious that your breast milk is vitiated mostly due to >kapha. Also, there could be kapha/ama accumulation/vitiation in the > ______ PeoplePC Online A better way to Internet http://www.peoplepc.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 26, 2008 Report Share Posted August 26, 2008 ayurveda , Vicky York <VMYORK wrote: > > As a lactation consultant, and not an MD, I can't say what all could cause a cough or how to treat it from an allopathic standpoint, and I am not minimizing Dr. Thites valuable input about the breastmilk, which no doubt is more than the medical doctors are even aware of (or lactation consultants:) and should also be considered. But I believe it would be wise to rule out anything bacterial with the baby's lungs at the same time. Breastfed babies usually don't catch viruses, especially so early, the breastmilk containing so many antibodies. After a few weeks they do, and then it is mild. Even if they have allergies, they usually manifest as rashes, runny noses, etc. but I just haven't seen such tiny ones coughing. > Vicky > > > >Ysha Oakes <AyurDoulas > >Aug 25, 2008 1:24 PM > >ayurveda > >PerinatalAyurveda forum Re: cough in 6 week oil baby > > > >Dear Friends - > > > >Dr. Thite's response is quite appropriate for those of us who are more > >serious students of Ayurveda, and I'm wondering how many, especially > >Esther, are mystified? I'd love to hear who is listening and your > >opinions. We have a really diverse group here, and want it to serve > >mothers, not just be interesting to practitioners. I think our > >vaidyas understand I'm not picking on them. > > > >Warmly, > >Ysha > > > >> It seems obvious that your breast milk is vitiated mostly due to > >kapha. Also, there could be kapha/ama accumulation/vitiation in the > > > > > ______ > PeoplePC Online > A better way to Internet > http://www.peoplepc.com > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 26, 2008 Report Share Posted August 26, 2008 ayurveda , " momedwnunder " <heritagemummy wrote: > Hello, sorry for my last post..pushed the 'send' button without properly thinking. I am open to all suggestions and recomendations. I want to, first, post here a few responses to the other posts. I did the breastmilk in the water...the milk dispurses right away. As for oils I have been using... Immupower and Thieves diluted 20/80 on her feet. On chest and aound her neck and on back...idaho balsalm fir, lavender, 20/80 dilution of purification. This has seemed to help the cough from being painful in the throat area.She ran a fever Sunday, Sunday night, she seemed better on Monday.( today is Tuesday here) She is bright eyed, alert, responsive, calm....just the cough. I have a friend whose baby is now 5 weeks old. She started coughing at 2 weeks old. They took her in twice since then.The doctor says she is too young to be given anything for it. He also said that here, in South Australia, because where we live it does not hit freezing temperatures, it is pretty common for young babies to be coughing. I guess he meant the freezing temperature would kill different bacteria and such. The ayurvedic practitioner I took her to has not seemed very concerned about it. He has just emphasised her recieving what she needs for it through my milk. He did say if it does not go away, he has some stronger herbs I can take for it. I am new to ayurvedic perspective, but so far impressed with the results. I am putting effort into what I eat and such, so if I need to change some of what I eat or do, I would like to know. Thank you for all this effort from who has responded. Esther Shubin I > ayurveda , Vicky York <VMYORK@> > wrote: > > > > As a lactation consultant, and not an MD, I can't say what all > could cause a cough or how to treat it from an allopathic > standpoint, and I am not minimizing Dr. Thites valuable input about > the breastmilk, which no doubt is more than the medical doctors are > even aware of (or lactation consultants:) and should also be > considered. But I believe it would be wise to rule out anything > bacterial with the baby's lungs at the same time. Breastfed babies > usually don't catch viruses, especially so early, the breastmilk > containing so many antibodies. After a few weeks they do, and then > it is mild. Even if they have allergies, they usually manifest as > rashes, runny noses, etc. but I just haven't seen such tiny ones > coughing. > > Vicky > > > > > > >Ysha Oakes <AyurDoulas@> > > >Aug 25, 2008 1:24 PM > > >ayurveda > > >PerinatalAyurveda forum Re: cough in 6 week oil baby > > > > > >Dear Friends - > > > > > >Dr. Thite's response is quite appropriate for those of us who are > more > > >serious students of Ayurveda, and I'm wondering how many, > especially > > >Esther, are mystified? I'd love to hear who is listening and your > > >opinions. We have a really diverse group here, and want it to > serve > > >mothers, not just be interesting to practitioners. I think our > > >vaidyas understand I'm not picking on them. > > > > > >Warmly, > > >Ysha > > > > > >> It seems obvious that your breast milk is vitiated mostly due to > > >kapha. Also, there could be kapha/ama accumulation/vitiation in > the > > > > > > > > > ______ > > PeoplePC Online > > A better way to Internet > > http://www.peoplepc.com > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 27, 2008 Report Share Posted August 27, 2008 Hi Esther - The milk in water test sounds like your kapha is not bad. With the cold wet weather, kapha is naturally increased, so emphasis dietarily has to be on reducing both to some extent for the family, and the gift of the plant oils and herbs help so much. Does sound like probably viral or bacterial addition and I would be playing with the respiratory support oils too, many help with both, with phlegm if the cough is phlegmy. Lots more could be said and I have to go - check online or book resources for foods and post your specific questons here about them? Very interesting report on climate factors there. Does mold become an issue? Blessings, Ysha > here, in South Australia, because where we live it does not hit > freezing temperatures, it is pretty common for young babies to be > coughing. I guess he meant the freezing temperature would kill > different bacteria and such. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 27, 2008 Report Share Posted August 27, 2008 thank you for mentioning mold, Ysha. Vicky >Ysha Oakes <AyurDoulas >Aug 27, 2008 9:06 AM >ayurveda >PerinatalAyurveda forum Re: cough in 6 week oil baby > >Hi Esther - > >The milk in water test sounds like your kapha is not bad. With the >cold wet weather, kapha is naturally increased, so emphasis dietarily >has to be on reducing both to some extent for the family, and the gift >of the plant oils and herbs help so much. Does sound like probably >viral or bacterial addition and I would be playing with the >respiratory support oils too, many help with both, with phlegm if the >cough is phlegmy. Lots more could be said and I have to go - check >online or book resources for foods and post your specific questons >here about them? Very interesting report on climate factors there. >Does mold become an issue? > >Blessings, Ysha > >> here, in South Australia, because where we live it does not hit >> freezing temperatures, it is pretty common for young babies to be >> coughing. I guess he meant the freezing temperature would kill >> different bacteria and such. > ______ PeoplePC Online A better way to Internet http://www.peoplepc.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 27, 2008 Report Share Posted August 27, 2008 ayurveda , " Ysha Oakes " <AyurDoulas wrote: > So what I need to understand is what part of the postpartum diet do I revise and how. I eat alot of rice puddings. Date shakes with soaked almonds. mung dahl soups. What is good to omit or add. Esther > Hi Esther - > > The milk in water test sounds like your kapha is not bad. With the > cold wet weather, kapha is naturally increased, so emphasis dietarily > has to be on reducing both to some extent for the family, and the gift > of the plant oils and herbs help so much. Does sound like probably > viral or bacterial addition and I would be playing with the > respiratory support oils too, many help with both, with phlegm if the > cough is phlegmy. Lots more could be said and I have to go - check > online or book resources for foods and post your specific questons > here about them? Very interesting report on climate factors there. > Does mold become an issue? > > Blessings, Ysha > > > here, in South Australia, because where we live it does not hit > > freezing temperatures, it is pretty common for young babies to be > > coughing. I guess he meant the freezing temperature would kill > > different bacteria and such. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 29, 2008 Report Share Posted August 29, 2008 Hi Esther - This will get added to somewhere in my cookbook - thanks for the exercise. Instead of alot of basmati rice puddings - For reducing kapha while protecting your high caloric and vata reducing needs, you will likely want to work with the following ideas - all adjustments on the puddings style, which can be applied conceptually with other foods too . Use Less, and dryer and more solid. Adjust back if needed to prevent constipation. You can dry roast your grains for less kapha also. Opt for making with Quinoa, Millet or brown rice perhaps, well cooked. Make without milk or cream and keep ample clearer fat such as ghee instead of any butter used, preferring warming and astringent sesame oil perhaps. Use more/stronger spices, including clove, pepper, ginger, and whatever else appeals. Turmeric is also very yummy here and immune supportive in multiple ways, making a golden colored pudding. Choose a less kapha increasing and more warming sweetener, such as honey (add at serving, don't cook with it), agave, molasses, or even jaggery if you have been favoring the lighter ones, and see how it feels. Always serve hot or warm temperature, and freshly cooked that day as you know already. If you are eating leftovers the next day, this can lower immune strength. In general for sweets on the short term if you are feeling compromised and/or wanting to support Baby, lean more on hot stewed fruits such as apples and raisins instead of puddings and baked or carb/sugar/rat rich sweets. perhaps some freshly squeezed orange or pineapple juice if it appeals - these warm and cleanse. Vitamin C is good. The high antioxidant juices if only fruit and taken not chilled, will also serve. Or warm a teaspoon of ghee with 4-5 dates or other dried fruits in small skillet with pinches black pepper and cardamom. Optionally include a few cashews or almonds dry roasted in the pan. Enjoy warm, for ojas building and quick higher caloric/low phlegm producing snack. Your healthy instincts will guide you which choice is best this time. Also, Favor more soups with less starchy vegetables, and take dahls thinner again, with more spicing such as well cooked garlic, and pinches of cayenne perhaps. For your Date shakes with soaked almonds, don't use dairy milk with them. Use sometimes just some honey or agave instead of dates, and up the spices, perhaps a pinch or two of black pepper or I prefer pippali. Or make tahini milk instead; tahini is more astringent and even less phlegm producing than almond milk. Snack on a few roasted nuts if needing more solid/protein snacking fare. Keep a thermous of hot ginger/fennel/fenugreek tea handy - weaker like 1 tsp herbs in 2 quarts, allows it use for hydration too, instead of drinking room temp or cold water. Try drinking just hot temperature liquids for 2 days and see how you feel... You see why it is taking me time to do the cookbook! It is not easy to know when to shut up. Every recipe has so many ways to play with it depending upon the need. The Ayurvedic kitchen medicine is a tremendous palette of many balancing influences from multiple recipe components along with great flavor and color! The feels good deliciousness tend to go together when we are restoring balance too. This is fun and empowering to mothers to play with these things for herself and family, and every Mother should have Ayurveda for this reason Tell us how it works for you, ok? Love, Ysha Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 30, 2008 Report Share Posted August 30, 2008 Yes, in damp climate of course it grows well...and the two most toxic types can be high health risks in a home. It is good to assess what type is there by a professional, if that is an obvious presence. The strong agni supportive oils help the body handle it better, I don't know specific Ayurvedic protocols there. The oils of cinnamon, clove, rosemary, lemon as found under low temp/low pressure distillation in the YOung Living blend called Thieves, and preencapsulated in product called Inner Defense for internal use along with thyme, oregano and cystis, have been proven to be most effective by Dr. David Close, mold remediation expert for decades, in part of protocol to kill the toxic molds. Ysha > thank you for mentioning mold, Ysha. > Vicky > > > >Ysha Oakes <AyurDoulas > >Aug 27, 2008 9:06 AM > >ayurveda > >PerinatalAyurveda forum Re: cough in 6 week oil baby > > > >Hi Esther - > > > >The milk in water test sounds like your kapha is not bad. With the > >cold wet weather, kapha is naturally increased, so emphasis dietarily > >has to be on reducing both to some extent for the family, and the gift > >of the plant oils and herbs help so much. Does sound like probably > >viral or bacterial addition and I would be playing with the > >respiratory support oils too, many help with both, with phlegm if the > >cough is phlegmy. Lots more could be said and I have to go - check > >online or book resources for foods and post your specific questons > >here about them? Very interesting report on climate factors there. > >Does mold become an issue? > > > >Blessings, Ysha > > > >> here, in South Australia, because where we live it does not hit > >> freezing temperatures, it is pretty common for young babies to be > >> coughing. I guess he meant the freezing temperature would kill > >> different bacteria and such. > > > > > ______ > PeoplePC Online > A better way to Internet > http://www.peoplepc.com > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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