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    Once again, there are no validated scientific studies confirming any real value. Cumin is one of the few supplements with confirmed anti-inflammatory and anti-oxydent that might have some value for some patients if taken with the two traditional medications. It’s also a lot cheaper.

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    Thank you David.

    You comfirm the information from a friend with a medical contact.

    I am looking at Berberina (?) The material recently featured on this site and the Chinese tests on mice. It is available on vitamin suppliers sites.

    I’m at the grasping (gasping) at straws stage!

    Thanks again,

    Regards to all contributors, Joe

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      Yes, plenty of brands selling berberine online. Just google it and even eBay or Amazon

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    I did not keep it but there was another recent article suggesting berberine may help IPF and again there are many types of PF that may or may not benefit from it. I have been taking it for BS but after the article, I increased my dose to 1800 mg per day from 1200mg. What helps most is diet – avoiding inflammatory food, lots of water, exercise, and for me and my house, the only stationary program in the world is our Spiritual walk…

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    It’s been a while Steve. Are you still taking serrapeptase and how much? Anything else working for you? Lignosis? NAC? Metformin? Give me a text back.

    Denny Eliassen

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    My Naturalpath put me on NAC, Berberis, ACES with zinc and fish oil, along with 2 enzymes to help break down fibrin in the lungs. I also use a a perscription for glutathione which I use 3x week by nebulizing it. For my cough I use a St. Francis product called Respircare. It really helps me

    She would like me to buy a machine called NanoVi to help repair in the lungs so looking into this.

    Doing what I can………

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    I know I am late to this conversation. I went out to research the device she recommends, and I urge you to be cautious. Understanding she is a Naturalist, please consult your pulmonologist if you have not done this (even if you have). The device is essentially a humidifier, and adding humidity at this level could be damaging. It is not a concentrator based on the FDA evaluation.

    Sam….

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