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- March 21, 2007 at 1:50 pm #239288
BiggerPiggyBank
ParticipantThis is EXACTLY what we’re doing. More than 1/2 of Ethans
Kindergarten class was out for flu this week, so when I heard it hit
hard in the school I started putting 3-5 drops in each ear in the
morning & before bedtime on both boys. Dylan had a dry cough that
cleared right up with this treatment.
Ethan’s symptoms of flu started in, so I started him on
Oscillococcinum as well.It works best on onset. I haven’t changed
the amounts of Vitamin C or E, although I should. That’s a decent
price on Oscillococcinum, I got mine at Axis in Lewiston for 12.99
for 2 boxes.(It was buy one get one free), so I got a decent deal
as well.
As far as how long we leave the peroxide, I don’t worry about it,
my little one shakes his head like a puppy after, but it works like
a charm.>>and leave it in there for 5-15 minutes…if it bubbles, it’s
eliminating germs, etc. When I start feeling something coming on,
colds, etc, I do this several times a day…other than that, I do
this at least once a week to be safe<<
This works like a charm to stop strep in its tracks too.> sick-free. I also take vitamin C, vitamin E, and Oscillococcinum
> (made by BOIRON). The https://www.vitaminshoppe.com just had a sale on
> Oscillococcinum, so I stocked up…:).I bought 24 doses for
> $31.62…that’s approx $1.32 per dose…real cheap!<< From my personal experience anything by boiron is worth its weight
in gold.Thanks for your post dj, i was floored when i saw you were using the
exact same treatment as i am currently using on my entire family.
(you know, my close friends call me flaky, but they always come to
me when they’re sick) ~liss
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