jim nox

Hi Charlene,
Although I have never heard of, or been offered, this test for allergy induced asthma, it makes sense to try it if it is non-invasive and no other “downsides”. Seems to me that any allergy induced restrictions/narrowing of the bronchial airways would aggravate the decline in blood O2 SAT rates of fibrosis or COPD patients. Seems to me…[Read more]

I tried the therapy in August. One area in your article is, I think, in error; The Lung Health Institute avoids use of the term “stem cell therapy”, as this term would bring them under more stringent Federal review. Instead, they use such terms as “Autolagous cell therapy” or similar. As of yet, I have not experienced any identifiable benefit…[Read more]

Suggest you do away with the background music and other sounds so that the message is more understandable. The background “music” and other noises are distracting and off-putting thereby inhibiting the clarity of the message.

I had a similar experience. For several years after diagnosis, I had periodic PFT’s. My volumetric (FV & FV1) numbers were always pretty good. On a subsequent visit, my pulmonologist noted my good volume numbers and said I was doing well and could expect a longer survival. I asked if he was sure as I had been experiencing continual decline in O2…[Read more]