John Baldino
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hi john, I am looking into this as well. you having any luck?
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I purchased liquid form and powder form and I should get them this week. I have a nebulizer and I have a box of saline vials. I will add it to the saline and give it a try.
Anything is better then nothing. Starting out with small amount at first once a day.
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wow, great news. I would like to be in on clinical trials since I am out of options. Thank you
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I am a 73yo man and suffer from IPF. I am on oxygen 24/7. Everything I read makes me believe that a successful transplant will add 3 years or more to your life is the exception rather then the rule. Your quality of like is very diminished. You need to live close to where you have it done up to 6 mos afterward for proper monitoring. If you had a procedure called pleurodesis (talcing) done on your lungs, like I did, it makes transplant very risky because the lung has to be removed in pieces and involves lots of bleeding.
I am content with the way I am and hopefully they will find something that stops and reverses fibrosis. Lots of promising clinical trials going on. I just hope I hang on.
I’m in God’s hands.
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I, too, take a handful of supplements every day. I’ll do whatever I can to improve my breathing.
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any more info on this product?
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I take it everyday.
https://www.amazon.com/Doctors-Best-Natto-Serra-Non-GMO-Gluten/dp/B00DBEVTDE
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Frank, turn your oxygen up to 4 or 5 and put cannula in your mouth. I have the same issue at times and this trick always works for me. I, too, am a mouth breather. Good luck