A few days ago Mickey posted the link to the amazing testimony of Laurie about her Parasites.
www.healthsalon.org/487/parasite-cure-tapeworm-roundworms-mms-cures-parasites/
At the end there were a number
of responses. This is the response of the last one:
"Natural_girl Says: January 16th, 2012 at 12:38 am
I’ve been detoxing for a year…still seem to be parasite ridden, started hot yoga and came upon a discovery that I believe has a huge significance…mouth breathing vs nose breathing. Until I started hot yoga, I didn’t realize that I have not been breathing properly for decades..my left nostril is almost totally blocked. Thought I was born this way or the shape of my nose…but upon further investigation, there are polyps or growths almost completely blocking my left nostril.
Mouth breathing vs nose breathing, I found, plays a huge significance on body PH, disease, lack of oxegen on the cellular level to the body, allowing a breading ground for bacteria and parasites and a weak immune system. I also seemed to discover a link between mouth breathing and down syndrome, premature aging and illness (I was born with mild down syndrome or mosaic down and was always sickly)…
Been experimenting with the left nostril using DMSO and hydrogen peroxide on q-tips. OMG….won't describe it, but the polyps have been shrinking…been doing this over a week, and proabaly at least another month to go…and I can finally breath through my left nostril !
Still continuing on with the Detox as well as yoga and breathing, clearing of my sinuses. Here’s a link to the importance of nasal breathing…as they say in yoga…the nose is for breathing, the mouth is for speaking and eating.
www.normalbreathing.com/index-nasal.php
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Mouth Breathing is dangerous to your health!
The mouth is for eating, drinking, talking.
I copied the first paragraph from the website.
For those that are not familiar with nose breathing and its
health benefits, the rest of the website will keep your
attention for quite some time. I for one, always thought it
was okay to take deep breathes and breath with my mouth.
I feel better already practicing low inhaling and exhaling
through my nose and sleeping with my mouth closed.
I copied the first paragraph of the website of Normal Breathing.
Those that are still interested can check out the rest.
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It is very common these days. In adults, mouth breathing causes advance of many chronic diseases, including sleep apnea, snoring at night, morning fatigue, dry mouth syndrome, headache, morning fatigue (or morning headache fatigue) and other symptoms. Children mouth breathing (especially during sleep), as well as in infants, toddlers and older children, are new health problems that promote chronic diseases, including frequent infections, asthma, rashes, diathesis, bed wetting, etc. However, for a healthy person, nose breathing should be the norm 24-7. What are the confirmed mouth breathing effects?
www.normalbreathing.com/index-nasal.php
