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There is no cure for bronchitis. But I managed to treat my bronchitis symptoms. So I have no bronchitis symptoms anymore.

I suffered from bronchitis for 9 years. A hacking cough, disgusting phlegm and mucus, difficulties breathing, low energy…

When I look back to those horrible days the thing I remember most is just how hopeless the whole thing seemed.

The disease had crept up on me, slowly, over many years until I realized I was now very ill.

Fortunately, it didn’t take me years to send it packing. Life is fine for me now.

But for year after year…. I really suffered.

The cough that would never go away, excessive mucus, shortness of breath, worsening flare-ups every two or three months…

I struggled to take my dog for a walk. Even ordinary jobs in the home made me short of breath.

As it turned from unpleasant to bad to horrible I stayed home more, stopped socializing and felt more depressed and more isolated.

His job wasn’t to make me better. It was to manage symptoms, hopefully slow the disease so it didn’t progress quite as quickly and try to prevent worse conditions – including tumors – from developing.

Tumors were the biggest worry – the longer I suffered bronchitis the more likely it was I’d end up with one. And we all know where that can end.

So they would use drugs to slow it down and try to avoid it reaching the stage that I’d need surgery.

But the truth for me – and for most bronchitis sufferers – is that as the disease got worse, the treatments become more invasive – and more risky.

As you’ll see, I’m an ex-patient now.

My lungs work very nicely, I haven’t had a cough in 8 months – not so much as even a common cold.

But until I found out just how wrong he was I was scared stiff of what the future held for me.

Especially as we have a family history of CB.

Five people in my family have had it in living memory. One of my uncles needed surgery in the end and even now is so breathless he can barely walk. And my grandmother died from it when I was a teenager.

My own father is currently getting over his own CB – but only because he’s finally following the path I took.

And this is the whole point.

Things have changed since my grandmother died of CB.

Research has revealed there is now a pathway that corrects what has gone wrong with the lungs and reverses the steps that made us ill.

I found out about this entirely by good luck.

About 2 years ago I joined a bronchitis sufferers support group. I was getting more ill and I badly needed some help.

Looking across the group of 15 or so people you could see the disease in all its different stages. Some were recently diagnosed, some were in such a bad way they needed assistance to attend the meetings.

In the months I attended that group two people passed away. Another died shortly after my CB got the all-clear.

While I was there one of the more severe cases – a lady called Sarah – told us she’d started following a program designed to banish bronchitis and restore the lungs to a near-perfect condition.

She was skeptical whether it might work – like me, she trusted doctors – but she was also noticing encouraging changes in her breathing and coughing.

A couple of members of our group mocked her for ‘going to a quack’… for being naive.

So, some weeks later, when she stopped attending the group… we assumed the worst and figured she’d finally become too ill to leave the house.

But that wasn’t it at all.

The reason she stopped attending the bronchitis support group was…

She no longer had any bronchitis to support.

I sent Sarah an email and asked. And she told me exactly what I’m about to tell you.

But, so you know: this program Sarah followed was natural, drug-free… and boy, did it get the job done!

And as of today I haven’t coughed – for any reason – for 8 months.

I no longer have any mucus to bring up.

My rough, uneven breathing is now smooth and easy. And I sleep like a lamb.

After 5 weeks my doctor gradually reduced my meds and, today, I don’t need any at all.

The bronchitis program Sarah and I used was created by an alternative health practitioner called Shelly Manning.

It’s simple, wholly natural and it doesn’t require any drugs, surgery or professional care.

Shelly already has a string of impressive successes in treating and reversing some of the worst diseases, including heart diseases, metabolic conditions, blood illness – and a list of conditions I hope never to catch.

And what makes Shelly’s programs so quickly effective are their scientific foundations. Shelly analyzes research from institutions and researchers all over the world to uncover exactly what causes these diseases in the first place.

What is clear from scores of studies from researchers in over 20 different countries – including the USA, UK, Germany, Australia – is that there are clearly defined, specific lifestyle choices – especially around food, stress and sleep – that directly influence this illness.

At first, It seems to be a little too simple to be true. But for as long as those lifestyle causes are maintained… the illness is maintained.

But reverse those causes… and you’re reversing the illness as well.

Shelly’s programs describe the exact steps to reversing the causes… and that’s how people recover.

Shelly’s methods are 100% backed up by real science.

In fact, the health industry has known for decades that it’s our behavior that is creating and sustaining bronchitis.

And this is the key point: I always believed it was simply my smoking that gave me CB.

But as Shelly pointed out – and my doctor later agreed: millions of people live in smoke-free households yet still get the illness. So smoking isn’t the whole cause.

While millions of others smoke for decades yet don’t get CB.

Smoking is an entirely unhealthy habit – but I was also stunned to learn from Shelly that her program has worked even for people who continued smoking throughout!

Of course, she strongly recommends you stop. And I did quit because in her program she showed me a super-effective way to do that.

But the research shows there is a range of common behaviors that push us – especially Westerners – into this awful disease.

Shelly zeroes in on those exact behaviors and shows us how to undo them.

And this is direct evidence that behavior – or ‘lifestyle’ as it’s also known – creates illness and disease.

Because it’s widely known that some very nasty diseases are common in Western countries yet rare in others.

There are forms of heart disease, blood sugar disorders and tumors that are widespread here yet almost non-existent in other societies.

Why such stark differences between some countries and others?

Why do we get such different illnesses? We’re the same humans aren’t we?

Yes, we are. But the difference is in our normal, everyday lifestyle choices.

For all the wonderful advantages of living in the West, we are made ill by some very ordinary lifestyle habits that we would never imagine being harmful to us.

They badly affect the way our immune system copes with illness. Worse, they create an environment inside our bodies that simply breeds disease.

This isn’t woo-woo guesswork by the way. It’s a medical fact supported by decades of heavyweight research..

It’s only when we stop doing it that we start to feel the difference.

That’s when we experience dramatic changes to our health, our moods and our wellbeing. And that’s when it hits us that we’re both the cause of our illness – but we’re also its remedy.

What Shelly does is pull together all the scientifically verified evidence about how we get ill – and then flips it around so we can reverse those causes, restore lung health and renew their lives.

Every CB sufferer who smokes is told to stop smoking. It’s good advice.

But my health practitioner also encouraged me to eat better food, reduce stress, sleep more and take regular exercise.

Why give me a thousand dollars of toxic drugs to take… and then tell me to eat better, sleep more, get outside a bit..?

It’s because they have half the story right.

They know western behaviors create disease. And they know behavior – not drugs – is what treats it best.

What our health practitioners are unclear on is which lifestyle habits we need to change.

There’s common health advice available online and in magazines and tv programs that just isn’t helpful. And if you have bronchitis… some of it’s actually dangerous.

This is the uncertainty that Shelly has finally addressed.

Shelly’s gift to me was in pointing out the actual lifestyle changes I could make that would drive out my bronchitis.

Some of the most straightforward fixes were the most surprising.

But because of her attention to detail she’s able to cut out the nonsense and misleading advice we often get and, instead, outline the simple but direct actions we can take to completely pull the rug out from under CB’s feet..

First, patients – however ill – are reluctant to make the effort to heal themselves of even the worst diseases.

Some of us try, then give up. Some of us don’t try.

I’m the same. I only acted because I couldn’t bear the thought of how ill bronchitis would eventually make me.

Second, culturally we expect a pill or a potion to magic away our illness.

We pay our taxes and insurance so when we’re ill it’s the hospital’s job to make us well again, right?

Again, that used to be me.

Once I knew how I got ill I was able to do the job myself. SImply and naturally.

At its heart CB is an inflammatory disease.

What actually is inflammation?

If you stub your toe or get an insect bite or catch a virus… it’s the immune system that kicks in to fix the affected area.

It brings different chemical agents to bear depending on the problem…

…and those different agents create those familiar feelings of swelling, heat and discomfort. The injured area is temporarily inflamed – hence the name, inflammation.

Inflammation is a harsh, battling type of process that hits the injured or infected area hard. But it does a great job of healing injuries or fighting infections.

The downside to inflammation is that it’s not 100% accurate. So while it’s repairing the affected areas it also damages surrounding, healthy tissues.

Which is why the body switches the immune system – inflammation – off as soon as it can. So that it can’t cause dangerous injury to healthy tissue.

And that’s the key point here – because this is where CB comes in.

In normal illnesses, inflammation handles a problem then switches off.

But for people with bronchitis inflammation has switched on and is not switching off.

And so inflammation is permanently active in our body and lungs, slowly but surely wearing away at healthy tissue and organs.

Why is our immune system always on?

Why are we constantly inflamed?

Our immune system uses inflammation to fight, amongst other things, pollutants, toxins and foreign particles that end up in our bodies. Especially in our lungs.

Remember: inflammation is a harsh, uncompromising process. It attacks the infection, injury or invader… but it also damages surrounding, healthy tissue.

Which is why the body switches it off as soon as the problem has been resolved.

That ‘switching off’ is not happening for CB sufferers though.

While every living thing has to handle these problems within the body, we have more of it than our immune system can cope with.

Known as ‘oxidative stress’ the immune system is now always on, always battling these invaders… and so always causing collateral damage to otherwise healthy parts of the body.

That damage to healthy tissue is slight – but it’s never ending. The body never gets a break.

The damage accumulates, wearing down the lungs, damaging alveoli and creating severe breathing difficulties.

Our breathing becomes a struggle, we cough constantly and then, one day, our doctor tells us we now have bronchitis – and there’s no way of getting well again.

In the West, it’s worse because everyday lifestyle traits that feel perfectly normal to us actually create low-level but very unhealthy stress, less than wonderful sleep and very poor food quality.

Which absolutely guarantees we can’t treat our bronchitis effectively because they work directly against us ever getting better.

It’s understanding the underlying – and, sometimes, surprising – habits that create bronchitis in the first place that gives us the power to finally handle it.

bronchitis is no longer a life sentence.

Let me explain how I dealt with my illness so that you can do the same.

Shelly’s program is called Banishing Bronchitis. Banishing bronchitis is exactly what it did.

If you smoke then, if you can, stop smoking.

Yes, you already know that. So did I.

But after four serious attempts to quit over 8 years I figured I’d probably die with a cigarette in my mouth.

Shelly’s ‘Quit Smoking’ guidance is unlike anything else I’ve ever seen. Its approach is logical, gentle and so effective.

I stopped smoking the same afternoon I read it – and I’ve been smoke-free for exactly a year this month.

Reduce or remove foods that we know directly worsen bronchitis.

I was shocked to discover that some of the good foods I deliberately ate in order to keep healthy… caused the inflammation that led to bronchitis!

Certain food just makes everything worse. Unknowingly, most of us eat them all the time.

Stop eating them – or just eat less of them – and guess what?

Things quickly stop getting worse.

Such an easy step to take – yet such quick benefits.

Eat more of the foods that actively reduce inflammation.

There are some very ordinary foods that are anti-inflammatory – you’re already eating some of them.

So eat more of them. Add a few similar items to your menu and so reduce the very thing that’s causing CB in the first place.

I also took a couple of recommended natural supplements to fuel my recovery and to speed things up a bit.

All these items I bought from my local supermarket.

I dread exercise advice. I’m a bit lazy so I thought this might be a bit of a challenge.

The key here is that movement will positively boost your recovery – but you shouldn’t overdo it. Once I tried it I found it was quite nice. I breathed better – and I slept better.

Gentle exercise – clearly described by Shelly – just 3 – 5 times a week made a huge difference to my illness.

If you’d have asked me before if I was a person who suffered stress, I’d have said, ‘Definitely not’.

It’s only when you’ve eased away physical and mental stress that you realize just how stressed you actually were!

But this matters so much when you’re trying to get rid of bronchitis.

Low-level, hardly noticeable stress

…by being pulled here and there by family and social obligations,

…by concerns about money, family issues and the general stuff of life

…provokes the immune system, sends inflammation through the roof and really messes with our lung health.

Because the guaranteed outcome of stress is the ‘stress hormone’, cortisol. The guaranteed outcome of cortisol is – inflammation.

And inflammation causes CB!

So stress absolutely has to be dealt with if we’re to recover. Shelly showed me how to lower stress and be more at ease in mind and body – so my lungs weren’t under constant attack and could work on their own recovery.

Honestly, when you get out of your body’s way and just give it a bit of support it starts healing. Here’s how things turned out for me:

Over the following weeks and months it was obvious to me that small but beneficial changes were taking place in my lungs.

The most noticeable change was my ability to breathe all the way in… then all the way out… in a slow and controlled manner. Without coughing.

I really didn’t expect I’d ever be able to do that again.

I slept better, my energy returned and I was able to walk, look after my garden and visit friends.

As the weeks passed I got my life back. I never thought this would happen for me but it did – and all because I started helping my body to fix itself.

There’s only one side-effect of Shelly’s program:

Because the body is now in a permanent healing mode – which is its natural state – it avoids altogether a whole array of illnesses that are so common in the West.

In particular, a healthy body can…

We no longer have to be pushed around by bronchitis.

I didn’t want to sit around watching myself getting steadily worse, upsetting me, upsetting my loved ones…

I bet you don’t either.

You deserve a better future – and now you can get one.

Banish your bronchitis. Put this awful condition into reverse – starting right now.

‘Banishing Bronchitis’ can be in your inbox in about 3 minutes – just click here…

Remember: we don’t simply get ill. Illness has an identified cause.

bronchitis is maintained by inflammation attacking the tissues of your lungs.

Undo the inflammation and you’ve removed CB’s cause.

But because it won’t undo itself.. I had to do it. And I did. You can too.

Stop CB getting worse and start your recovery now – click here to get Banishing Bronchitis…

There’s a difference between healthy aging – and simply degenerating until you die.

That second option is miserable, painful and undignified. It’s also very likely if you have bronchitis.

I said ‘no way’ to that future and created a better one.

bronchitis is always getting worse unless you choose to act. Begin your own road to lung health now – you’ll be so glad you did!

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What’s the greatest holiday gift: lips, hair, skin? Give the gift of great skin this holiday season

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Give the gift of great skin this holiday season

Skinstitut Holiday Gift Kits take the stress out of gifting

Toronto, October 31, 2024 – Beauty gifts are at the top of holiday wish lists this year, and Laser Clinics Canada, a leader in advanced beauty treatments and skincare, is taking the pressure out of seasonal shopping. Today, Laser Clincs Canada announces the arrival of its 2024 Holiday Gift Kits, courtesy of Skinstitut, the exclusive skincare line of Laser Clinics Group.

In time for the busy shopping season, the limited-edition Holiday Gifts Kits are available in Laser Clinics locations in the GTA and Ottawa. Clinics are conveniently located in popular shopping centers, including Hillcrest Mall, Square One, CF Sherway Gardens, Scarborough Town Centre, Rideau Centre, Union Station and CF Markville. These limited-edition Kits are available on a first come, first served basis.

“These kits combine our best-selling products, bundled to address the most relevant skin concerns we’re seeing among our clients,” says Christina Ho, Senior Brand & LAM Manager at Laser Clinics Canada. “With several price points available, the kits offer excellent value and suit a variety of gift-giving needs, from those new to cosmeceuticals to those looking to level up their skincare routine. What’s more, these kits are priced with a savings of up to 33 per cent so gift givers can save during the holiday season.

There are two kits to select from, each designed to address key skin concerns and each with a unique theme — Brightening Basics and Hydration Heroes.

Brightening Basics is a mix of everyday essentials for glowing skin for all skin types. The bundle comes in a sleek pink, reusable case and includes three full-sized products: 200ml gentle cleanser, 50ml Moisture Defence (normal skin) and 30ml1% Hyaluronic Complex Serum. The Brightening Basics kit is available at $129, a saving of 33 per cent.

Hydration Heroes is a mix of hydration essentials and active heroes that cater to a wide variety of clients. A perfect stocking stuffer, this bundle includes four deluxe products: Moisture 15 15 ml Defence for normal skin, 10 ml 1% Hyaluronic Complex Serum, 10 ml Retinol Serum and 50 ml Expert Squalane Cleansing Oil. The kit retails at $59.

In addition to the 2024 Holiday Gifts Kits, gift givers can easily add a Laser Clinic Canada gift card to the mix. Offering flexibility, recipients can choose from a wide range of treatments offered by Laser Clinics Canada, or they can expand their collection of exclusive Skinstitut products.

 

Brightening Basics 2024 Holiday Gift Kit by Skinstitut, available exclusively at Laser Clincs Canada clinics and online at skinstitut.ca.

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Here is how to prepare your online accounts for when you die

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LONDON (AP) — Most people have accumulated a pile of data — selfies, emails, videos and more — on their social media and digital accounts over their lifetimes. What happens to it when we die?

It’s wise to draft a will spelling out who inherits your physical assets after you’re gone, but don’t forget to take care of your digital estate too. Friends and family might treasure files and posts you’ve left behind, but they could get lost in digital purgatory after you pass away unless you take some simple steps.

Here’s how you can prepare your digital life for your survivors:

Apple

The iPhone maker lets you nominate a “ legacy contact ” who can access your Apple account’s data after you die. The company says it’s a secure way to give trusted people access to photos, files and messages. To set it up you’ll need an Apple device with a fairly recent operating system — iPhones and iPads need iOS or iPadOS 15.2 and MacBooks needs macOS Monterey 12.1.

For iPhones, go to settings, tap Sign-in & Security and then Legacy Contact. You can name one or more people, and they don’t need an Apple ID or device.

You’ll have to share an access key with your contact. It can be a digital version sent electronically, or you can print a copy or save it as a screenshot or PDF.

Take note that there are some types of files you won’t be able to pass on — including digital rights-protected music, movies and passwords stored in Apple’s password manager. Legacy contacts can only access a deceased user’s account for three years before Apple deletes the account.

Google

Google takes a different approach with its Inactive Account Manager, which allows you to share your data with someone if it notices that you’ve stopped using your account.

When setting it up, you need to decide how long Google should wait — from three to 18 months — before considering your account inactive. Once that time is up, Google can notify up to 10 people.

You can write a message informing them you’ve stopped using the account, and, optionally, include a link to download your data. You can choose what types of data they can access — including emails, photos, calendar entries and YouTube videos.

There’s also an option to automatically delete your account after three months of inactivity, so your contacts will have to download any data before that deadline.

Facebook and Instagram

Some social media platforms can preserve accounts for people who have died so that friends and family can honor their memories.

When users of Facebook or Instagram die, parent company Meta says it can memorialize the account if it gets a “valid request” from a friend or family member. Requests can be submitted through an online form.

The social media company strongly recommends Facebook users add a legacy contact to look after their memorial accounts. Legacy contacts can do things like respond to new friend requests and update pinned posts, but they can’t read private messages or remove or alter previous posts. You can only choose one person, who also has to have a Facebook account.

You can also ask Facebook or Instagram to delete a deceased user’s account if you’re a close family member or an executor. You’ll need to send in documents like a death certificate.

TikTok

The video-sharing platform says that if a user has died, people can submit a request to memorialize the account through the settings menu. Go to the Report a Problem section, then Account and profile, then Manage account, where you can report a deceased user.

Once an account has been memorialized, it will be labeled “Remembering.” No one will be able to log into the account, which prevents anyone from editing the profile or using the account to post new content or send messages.

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It’s not possible to nominate a legacy contact on Elon Musk’s social media site. But family members or an authorized person can submit a request to deactivate a deceased user’s account.

Passwords

Besides the major online services, you’ll probably have dozens if not hundreds of other digital accounts that your survivors might need to access. You could just write all your login credentials down in a notebook and put it somewhere safe. But making a physical copy presents its own vulnerabilities. What if you lose track of it? What if someone finds it?

Instead, consider a password manager that has an emergency access feature. Password managers are digital vaults that you can use to store all your credentials. Some, like Keeper,Bitwarden and NordPass, allow users to nominate one or more trusted contacts who can access their keys in case of an emergency such as a death.

But there are a few catches: Those contacts also need to use the same password manager and you might have to pay for the service.

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Pediatric group says doctors should regularly screen kids for reading difficulties

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The Canadian Paediatric Society says doctors should regularly screen children for reading difficulties and dyslexia, calling low literacy a “serious public health concern” that can increase the risk of other problems including anxiety, low self-esteem and behavioural issues, with lifelong consequences.

New guidance issued Wednesday says family doctors, nurses, pediatricians and other medical professionals who care for school-aged kids are in a unique position to help struggling readers access educational and specialty supports, noting that identifying problems early couldhelp kids sooner — when it’s more effective — as well as reveal other possible learning or developmental issues.

The 10 recommendations include regular screening for kids aged four to seven, especially if they belong to groups at higher risk of low literacy, including newcomers to Canada, racialized Canadians and Indigenous Peoples. The society says this can be done in a two-to-three-minute office-based assessment.

Other tips encourage doctors to look for conditions often seen among poor readers such as attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder; to advocate for early literacy training for pediatric and family medicine residents; to liaise with schools on behalf of families seeking help; and to push provincial and territorial education ministries to integrate evidence-based phonics instruction into curriculums, starting in kindergarten.

Dr. Scott McLeod, one of the authors and chair of the society’s mental health and developmental disabilities committee, said a key goal is to catch kids who may be falling through the cracks and to better connect families to resources, including quicker targeted help from schools.

“Collaboration in this area is so key because we need to move away from the silos of: everything educational must exist within the educational portfolio,” McLeod said in an interview from Calgary, where he is a developmental pediatrician at Alberta Children’s Hospital.

“Reading, yes, it’s education, but it’s also health because we know that literacy impacts health. So I think that a statement like this opens the window to say: Yes, parents can come to their health-care provider to get advice, get recommendations, hopefully start a collaboration with school teachers.”

McLeod noted that pediatricians already look for signs of low literacy in young children by way of a commonly used tool known as the Rourke Baby Record, which offers a checklist of key topics, such as nutrition and developmental benchmarks, to cover in a well-child appointment.

But he said questions about reading could be “a standing item” in checkups and he hoped the society’s statement to medical professionals who care for children “enhances their confidence in being a strong advocate for the child” while spurring partnerships with others involved in a child’s life such as teachers and psychologists.

The guidance said pediatricians also play a key role in detecting and monitoring conditions that often coexist with difficulty reading such as attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, but McLeod noted that getting such specific diagnoses typically involves a referral to a specialist, during which time a child continues to struggle.

He also acknowledged that some schools can be slow to act without a specific diagnosis from a specialist, and even then a child may end up on a wait list for school interventions.

“Evidence-based reading instruction shouldn’t have to wait for some of that access to specialized assessments to occur,” he said.

“My hope is that (by) having an existing statement or document written by the Canadian Paediatric Society … we’re able to skip a few steps or have some of the early interventions present,” he said.

McLeod added that obtaining specific assessments from medical specialists is “definitely beneficial and advantageous” to know where a child is at, “but having that sort of clear, thorough assessment shouldn’t be a barrier to intervention starting.”

McLeod said the society was partly spurred to act by 2022’s “Right to Read Inquiry Report” from the Ontario Human Rights Commission, which made 157 recommendations to address inequities related to reading instruction in that province.

He called the new guidelines “a big reminder” to pediatric providers, family doctors, school teachers and psychologists of the importance of literacy.

“Early identification of reading difficulty can truly change the trajectory of a child’s life.”

This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 23, 2024.

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