Add NAC into the regimen ASAP. Double the recommended dosage. It works wonders for respiratory issues.

Wheezing is not known as a Covid symptom, as far as I know.

But nebulized hydrogen peroxide is a universal treatment for many issues, and it's direct intervention for the lungs. To be honest I haven't heard about it being used for asthma, but I'd absolutely try it. Here are two articles:

Peroxide nebulizer https://www.spiritofchange.org/nebulized-peroxide-a-simple-remedy-for-covid-19/

2nd source for your hydrogen peroxide. https://deeprootsathome.com/dr-mercola-nebulized-peroxide-the-single-most-effective-early-strategy/

It’s parasites. I can hardly believe these days what I’m reading about that in regards to parasites via human infestation. Keep doing what you’re doing and check out this guy, been following him, personally doing turpentine and castor oil protocol to eliminate parasites from my body. WE ARE ALL INFESTED WITH PARASITES!!!

God bless you fren and I hope things get better for your wife

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Hi there. I have asthma too. But it kinda sounds like she has RSV. It's going around. I had to do alot of things to control it. Ivermectin of course. Also ibuprofen for the inflammation, mucinex day/ night drinkable stuff(generic, I'm broke) for the cough, and benadryl or Sudafed for the histamine. It takes awhile to get over. But that combo made it so I didn't need the inhaler.

you can get ivermectin OTC in Tennessee

My wife too has had what seemed to be bronchitis. She works among the vaxxed. It has been relentless. Might I suggest looking into a nebulizer? It appears to be helping her quite a bit.

https://youtu.be/qFb7C88BeoI

You can go to a hospital without being killed or given a shot without your permission. You cannot treat Asthma with ivermectin. She needs an inhaler period. Whether she believes in big pharma medicine or not. She can die from Asthma without treatment. Mostly the inhalers are spariva which you use everyday but the best ones are the emergency inhalers which work instantly. I have both but I rarely use the daily one because I believe if you do you end up dependent on it. I always have an emergency one with me, I dont use it often but its always there so when I lose my breath I can get it back right away without struggling.

Use Teleheath! Albuterol inhaler, and get some NAC. It has been highly recommended by a lot of people here. Double dosing. And Mucinex. I cured 1.5 yr.long chronic congestion after illness, with high dose C and D3, in 3 months. Best wishes for recovery!

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The homeopathic Ipecac 30X or 200X is for asthma...I have used it before for this. You can buy that at Vitamin Shoppe or probably any herb store. I don't know if you have ever used homeopathies, but you would put the pellet under the tongue (sublingual) in a clean mouth (no food or drink or strong smelling anything 15 minutes before dose). The remedy you take is based on the symptom picture...so you could continue to dose...say every 15 minutes, until the symptoms subside. You would not dose again until the symptoms return.

It may be useful to search out herb blends for asthma or breathing problems and also essential oils that are specific to asthma or breathing problems. There are many good herbs for breathing...you can diffuse oils as well as use them topically on the chest...this is all very effective alternative treatments...link for oil blends... https://www.pacificinstituteofaromatherapy.com/ I have used all of these at different times in my life with different people and situations. And easy thing to do also is foot reflexology...find a foot reflexology chart online and then massage with your thumb in the chest area, which would be the ball of the foot. You may feel some crystalized tiny masses and the point is to massage these out which will open up the flow of the circuitry that connects your body to the flow (acupressure, acupuncture type flow).
https://www.healthline.com/health/foot-reflexology-chart

Also, make sure she is taking at least 100mg profile of B vitamins and C (to bowel tolerance). These are water soluble and necessary to get every day. These may be more long term suggestions that you can incorporate.

I pray that God will show you everything you need to keep your wife healthy and out of the hospital...you need to be very diligent about asthma, as it can be very serious. I am making suggestions based on my experience, but since I am not a doctor you need to check out to confirm the validity of any information that I have given you. I suggest you study and read as much as you can...there is so much good information out there. God bless you and yours...

Does she have an albuterol inhaler? Has she used it/did it not work? I am asthmatic, too, and if she’s having a severe attack, the bronchioles are inflamed, swelling, and filling with mucous, all of which make it increasingly hard to breathe. She can seem to be calming down/improving, but it’s really her body shutting down unless she starts feeling like she really can breathe deeply again—and SOON! This is a time you really do need the ER if she feels like she should go. Albuterol relaxes the bronchiole muscles, allowing the progression of the attack to start reversing itself. If it’s a terribly bad attack, she might need other meds, too. I say all this as someone who avoids meds and dr’s as much as possible, but…ya gotta breathe. They will most likely just focus on the asthma, honestly—I wouldn’t expect much other drama, especially if you guys present yourselves with calm confidence about what’s happening and her known history of asthma. She should probably always have an albuterol inhaler with her from here out. I almost never need mine anymore since I’ve improved my health so much overall the past several years, but when it’s needed, it’s needed NOW.

She needs an inhaler. Proventil or Albuterol. problem solved.

I ordered Ivermectin tablets from https://reynoldmeds.com/ and came pretty quickly.

Drop the melatonin, it's function is to slow heart and respitory rate while falling asleep. I have a bad reaction to it as well.

Make sure she drinks Pedialyte and stays hydrated. Sounds like you may be overloading her.

Nebulized iodine or if your doctor will order budesonide for nebulization-either might be helpful. You can get an electric nebulizer on Amazon, maybe a good drug store or at a medical supply store. Also check her oxygenation with a finger pulse oximetry. I read that 50,000 IU of Vitamin D is safe and at least 1000mg oral Vitamin C twice daily. You can get NAC and quercitin, bromelain on Amazon, maybe same or next day-you might have to pay extra, but it is worth it. Colloidal silver May also be helpful. If you have a GNC or Vitamin Shop near you, you can see if they have it in stock.

As someone else who's dealt with asthma her whole life here's some extra things that can help:

1. Have her drink only warm or hot liquids, tea mostly, with honey to ease her chest and loosen anything that might be getting caught up in her lungs or throat (phlegm always makes my asthma worse so do whatever you can to avoid that stuff).
2. Make sure your home's air is clean and not full of dust or fur from animals. Dust and musty places always exacerbates asthma symptoms so make sure that if she's inside that she's breathing clean air, otherwise being outside in fresh air for a few hours a day will certainly help assuming she has no allergies.
3. Remove any heavy perfumed air fresheners, scented trash bags, or, well, perfume, or lotions, shampoos, hairspray, etc. Strong manufactured smells like that can, again, make her symptoms worse. You want her breathing clean air.
4. If possible, have her do some calming exercises like deep breathing or meditating (not the stupid hipster kind, but just sit still and focus on breathing and getting as much oxygen into the lungs as possible and then letting it all out, repeat as necessary). This will help her feel more in control of her breathing and not scared of choking.

Oh, one last thing I forgot is Doctors in Texas were having patients nebulize Budesonide.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3OVnN_NxO8

Quercetin and stinging nettle are supposed to help, agree with adding NAC

NAC and horse paste for a relative with the same symptoms over the last 8 months, and it is doing wonders. Inhaler and Levalbuterol nebulizer use way down over a 2 week period of treatment.

I've been having worse asthma this year as compared to other years of my life. Last year was awful too, but this year I've been ripping through my inhaler like crazy.

Keep the regimen.

Eliminate ALL processed foods from your diet. Organic, non-gmo vegetables, pasture raised eggs and meat. NO vegetable oils or margarine.

Eliminate ALL fragrance (candles, soaps, detergents, body sprays, etc) and switch to natural cleaning products. Get the chemicals out of your food and air and off your skin.

https://nutritionkit.com/foods-for-asthma/

List of helpful and triggering food (at the bottom.)

Avoid sulfate rich food and beverages, they’re known to trigger asthma or worsen it

https://www.verywellhealth.com/sulfite-allergy-82911

“Foods with sulfite levels greater than 100 parts per million (ppm) are considered very high in sulfates. If you have a sulfite allergy, you should strictly avoid these foods:

Bottled lemon juice (non-frozen)3 Bottled lime juice (non-frozen) Dried fruits (except for dark raisins and prunes) Grape juices (white, white sparkling, pink sparkling, red sparkling) Molasses3 Pickled cocktail onions Sauerkraut and its juice Wine Between 50 and 99.9 ppm of sulfites These are considered moderate to high sulfite levels. If you have a sulfite allergy, you're advised to avoid these foods:

Dried potatoes Fruit toppings3 Gravies/sauces Maraschino cherries Wine vinegar” ...and many others- check the site for more.

Add nac and readd the iver

And are you downriver from the ohio chernobyl? There's a map showing the water flow run off route circulating. They recommend everyone off the ohio and susequently the mississippi to the gulf to avoid the water.. the chemicals we are dealing with are really serious. Dioxin... this huge storm that they probably cooked up at haarp is going to spread it fast

I love this community. Y'all make me so proud. Ask and you shall receive.🥰

Might I suggest an air purifier? It won't cure everything, but they can help a lot. Also, an allergy pill. There are at least 3 different ingredient types out there.

Please take note when taking NAC...take it on an empty stomach...either first thing in the morning and then waiting half an hour before consuming any food...or at night 2 hours after you eat last. I take it every morning when I get up and then wait the half hour and that is pretty easy....

In the very short term- have her sit on a regular upright chair backwards, straddling the seat with arms resting on the top back of the chair. That opens up the airway. If you don’t have a chair like that, have her sit on the edge of a chair and lean forward resting arms on knees or over a table.

Where are you? If you’re in a climate like Florida where there is a lot of tree pollen right now, keep windows closed and AC on if you have it.

I would go to an emergency walk-in clinic if possible asap. She needs an inhaler and they may even give her a shot of epinephrine. Asthma like this seems like a medical emergency.

NAC and black seed oil both have respiratory effects. Read the FLCCC documents for details.

NAC has action in the lungs. She can take up to 1200mg/day safely. 600mg twice a day. Also, quercetin helps to knock down histamines and acts as a bronchodilator in doses of at least 20mg. She also may want to look at taking daily folate, magnesium, and adding home grown broccoli sprouts. B-5 and vitamin D are also reduced in people who are on asthma meds. If you do not have an air cleaner with a good HEPA filter that can clean down to a couple of microns, then get one and keep it in the bedroom. If there are trigger foods in the diet like gluten, highly processed dairy, sugar, preservatives, MSG, along with artificial sweeteners and flavorings, they need to be removed. Look for recent dietary or environmental changes that may have been a trigger.

Trying to treat her problem as an infection when it may be exacerbated asthma is a mistake. An infection like the Coof will run its course in about 7 days. After that, it is the inflammatory immune response that can affect her and trigger her asthma. If you have to get a steroid nebulizer to reduce the inflammation to get her over the hump, use telemed instead of going to the hospital. But deal with the asthma. Good luck.

Fasting will help too. try 18 hours, 24 hours, then 48 hours etc. 4-5 days... fasting destroys toxic proteins and mutated cells, allows the body to heal. But be sure to drink water, water, water. Water that has magnesium, potassium, sodium and calcium in it in proper amounts to ensure you get enough electrolytes that your body needs during the fasting/cleansing process.

glutathione / nac i hear is good for "long covid". I never experienced this, I have had panic attacks before and taken nicotine and vitamin c and they subsided greatly. But I strongly recommend raw garlic and broccoli, not only are they good for blood flow and the lungs but they're good for cancer prevention and a whole host of other benefits including the liver.

Think about detoxing her too, long covid could be exposure to spike proteins and heavy metals. They are spraying us harder than ever now with aluminum, barium.. we build it up in our system until we feel the effects that people call "long covid". I havent tried EDTA yet, but this looks like the best and safest detox to try, it's a topical and removes all sorts of heavy metals and garbage that may be causing her symptoms:

https://www.inspiredhealthadvocate.com/dr-roth-s-covid-vaccine-protocol https://somahealth.net/product/ezdtox-cream-pump/ https://www.bitchute.com/video/U6VsOnLxYUwE/

Other ways to detox, get her to sweat out the toxins via sauna or working out. I found that working out helped my anxiety a lot, here's a great workout that will make her sweat buckets, tell her to bundle up in warm clothing and a knit cap:

https://youtu.be/vK479y3cqdg

She's probably going to be sore after the first workout, take 2-3 days off and get back to sweating. If working out is too hard try saunas.. once she breaks a sweat let her immediately take a shower because you don't want the sweat/toxins to reabsorb into her body.

I really hope she feels better.

I recommend vitamin C, natural vitamin C like what Dr. Berg sells, lemon juice and BROCOLLI. Please look into broccoli and the benefits it has to the lungs here:

https://nutritionfacts.org/video/best-food-to-counter-the-effects-of-air-pollution/?queryID=9b781b203abc7f276c6c28f91f1fa4e2

Get her the fuck out of high altitude environments, because they are spraying barium and aluminum from the C-trails (we cant talk about it on this sub tho). Get a good hepa filter machine like IQ Air and blast it to get all the particles out from the air. I hope shes okay, don't let her panic, dont get her stress just tell her to keep chanting "Om" and breathe naturally and normally. Try to detox her with lemon juice, ginger, raw garlic juice and of course broccoli but have her eat raw broccoli or broccoli sprouts.

Take her to a private doctor, possibly naturopathic, not a doctor that will shove a ventilator in her and murder her. Also try oxygen therapy and vitamin C, which has helped me through panic attacks.