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Inflammation of the lung

I was attacked by a bird, unconscious, infection got into my lung, caused pneumonia, ended up with staph infection or granule disease. Now I have nodules in my neck, since May of this year, Doctors are not giving me anything to get rid of it. It hurts very bad. Been in pain since Jan of 2009.

Hi Anonymous:

It sure sounds like you need help. You have a variety of problems all coming from the same source. This is also causing inflammation of the lung.
My friend has had the same problem.

He went on Friendly Flora to stop the staph infection. He needed to get more healthy bacteria into him than all the bad that was taking control of his body. Which will cause aches, pain and inflammation. He also toke Herb Cocktail to help move out any infection through the bowels.

60% of our immune system is in the bowels so it is imperative to clean what is backing up in your system. The lymph nodes in your neck and lungs are just so over worked and need help to move out that infection.

Friendly Flora also helps to build up your immune system, so it can battle the infection that is raging in your body.

More than likely you are not digesting you food well. Consider taking some plant Digestive Enzymes. I do every time I eat and that helps my digestion. I also take some before I go to bed, because that is when our body heals and repairs.

Check out our store and read up on what these will do for you.

If you have any more questions please feel free to get in touch.

Best Regards:

Jolaine





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