HISSIN50 said:Some of the worst throat issues I ever had was from allergies - the gallons of snot going down the back of my throat aggravated it I guess. I know that's not your issue, but if your throat is acting like a snot-sewer-drainpipe, that might not be helping.
Hope the new stuff helps. If I thought you were old enough, I'd say that some schnaps (sp) would help.
drakesdad said:take some vinegar, and small red peppers...
let them sit in a small jar for a little while, then take a "rock" glass, if you go to the bar you will know what I'm talking about...pour the vinegar into the glass and slam it back, you can chase it but wait a couple of seconds....it will provide relief for hours and then repeat it as soreness occurs......
HISSIN50 said:Wouldnt burbon in the coffee indicate that you think I'm an alcholic (like putting it in soda cans and drinkin all day)? I know my posts are hard to follow, but that's all natural baby.
Physical effects of this tear gas are felt almost immediately. They are: severe burning in the eyes, involuntary closing of the eyes, copious tearing, extreme burning in the nose, tendency to breathe through the mouth, extreme burning in the throat, coughing, consciousness of pain, holding of breath, breathing and heart rate slows down, blood pressure rises, circulation on the periphery of the body shuts down. In some cases there can be mucus secretion, nausea and vomiting, also burning sensations on the body in places touched by the hands. Recovery quickly follows after an affected person is immersed in fresh air. CS gas is not known to have caused any deaths or permanent injuries, however its use has been banned in some American military operations.
No JT, wouldn't think that.....and as I was going to tell Justin I grew up in S. Virginia right on the tip of NC and we had these elderly woman called "root doctors" who always had some natural remedies and they worked.....HISSIN50 said:DD, I actually dont drink. Havent since Prohibition............. Actually not since I was about 22 years old.
Wouldnt burbon in the coffee indicate that you think I'm an alcholic (like putting it in soda cans and drinkin all day)? I know my posts are hard to follow, but that's all natural baby.
I know mang - I was just messing with you.drakesdad said:No JT, wouldn't think that.....and as I was going to tell Justin I grew up in S. Virginia right on the tip of NC and we had these elderly woman called "root doctors" who always had some natural remedies and they worked.....
as far as the burbon in coffee , I can remember "way" back to my grandfather giving me a small cup of coffee with burbon and then you lay under some blankets and sweat like crazy but you felt better....
and Justin, if you ever have a swollen throat and it hurts to swallow...try the above and you will have eased the pain.....my OF brother...
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