Richard L Shelby

Please ignore my response as I discovered the quote was not from the correct web site. I tried to edit or delete my message but the system would not accept the edit. Sorry for wasting space and time.

@tom-nicholas Your assumption is correct and all of us interested in EGCG need to pay attention to the product labels as the percentage of EGCG varies quite a bit over the range of available green tea products.

There are many items (both prescription and OTC) available to combat cough but a physician warned me that although any of them might help, none of them work for everyone, and most won’t work for given individual. So, he said, try one and then another until you learn what works best for you. Your physician can give guidance on what to try based on…[Read more]

Think of O2 levels this way: A healthy person has an O2 saturation of 97-99. Less than 95 is considered low. If the O2 saturation is too low then the person will be prescribed supplemental oxygen. The goal of treatment with supplemental O2 is to keep the patient’s O2 level in the normal range, i.e. 95 or above. People using supplemental O2 should…[Read more]

There is a lot of confusion on this topic. One can read details elsewhere on the Internet, but the short answer is this: Too much supplemental oxygen can be hazardous for a patient with COPD. Many people read or hear this and think that it applies to all lung disease, however it does not. There is no problem of “excess” oxygen for IPF patients.…[Read more]