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Q&A: How to treat sleep apnea? What is the best way?

Alan — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 06:34:15 +0000

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Answer by Dr.dhananjaya Bhupathi
Snoring* when asleep– sleep apnea* :
1. Opium-30c, Sil-12x.
2. Snoring only when on back : Drosera-30c
•Dosage*: 4 globules t.d.s.
•All these biochemic salts/homeo medicines available @ local Homoeo shops, are safe and with side benefits. Don’t swallow medicine. The medicine to be dissolved on/under the tongue. Don’t take any thing 10 minutes before and 10 minutes after medication. You can take water.

3. Acupressure techniques— Utility—Blocked energy + toxins shall be moved from all Ur internal organs to purge in the normal drainage system, i.e., urine, feces, sweat, cough, menses[ladies], vomiting and all the organs shall function up to optimal levels.
Utility—Blocked energy + toxins shall be moved from all Ur internal organs to purge in the normal drainage system, i.e., urine, feces, sweat, cough, menses[ladies], vomitting and all the organs shall function upto optimal levels
•Acupressure Techniques—NO MEDICATION. NO SIDE EFFECTS. NO HOSPITALIZATION. NO COSTS. IT IS SAFE ALSO.
With ur thumb, press ur/his/her palms and soles, wrists and ankles on both sides. Suppose pain is felt while pressing a particular point in the palm/sole, u have to press the surrounding area—just like u r pumping out air from that painful point. The blocked energy in any internal organ, be it lungs, heart, stomach, kidneys, pancreas, liver, etc., shall be released along with toxins if any. As a last point u must press middle part of each palm/sole; so that toxins, if any, shall be excreted/purged through urine without affecting the kidneys.
It should be done in an empty stomach or 2 hours after meals. With this, all the endocrine glands and their hormonal secretions shall be regulated. All internal organs shall function up to optimal levels. Ur entire immune sytem gets invigorated to produce antibodies.
Remote control Acupressure points given by the God. For Treatment, hard-pressure is to be applied on & around these points with Ur thumb and middle finger.
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Dorsal side of Palms & soles:

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•4. Consumption of Charged water—Gold-best brain tonic and antibiotic, silver-to remove excess heat from the body and ensures optimum functioning of Kidneys, Copper-best tonic for /muscular & nervous strength and Iron-to increase hemoglobin levels in the blood.
•2 glasses reduced from 8 glasses. It ensures excellent metabolism in the body.
•How to prepare High-powered concentrated gold/silver/copper charged water:Take 15 gms. of pure gold (biscuit gold) 30 gms. of pure silver and 60 gms of pure copper clean and put them in a stainless steel vessel with 8 glasses of water and heat it until it is reduced to ½ glass (on evaporation). The derived high-powered, concentrated charged water has to be filtered through a thin cotton cloth and should be consumed hot or Luke warm; depending upon patient’s choice all along the day. This charged water should not be heated again but to be stored in a thermos flask.
Due to money/time constraints, if it is not feasible to prepare charged water @ home, you have a substitute. Take 10 ml., each of Aurum Met-30, Argentim Met-30, Cuprum Met-30 and Ferrum Met-30 and put the liquids/dilutions in a glass bottle and cork it well. Dosage—5 drops [adults] and 3 drops for children below 14 years + 1 cup of ot water—b.d.s. or so to say twie a day in the morning and in the night.

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•PS. If satisfied/benefited with, inform others to browse ‘Yahoo Answers’ on any health issue.

Source:
‘Health In Ur Hands’ by Dr.Devendra Vora,D.Sc.,M.D.,F.R.C.P., an octogenarian & the pioneer in Acupressure in India.
Dr.Vora, the world renowned Acupressurist, an octogenarian and the Bhishma Pithamaha of acupressure in India— treated and caused to treat more than 150000 cases of Cancer, HIV/AIDS, Diabetes, irregular menses and also many other most dreaded diseases—Dr.Devendra Vora has analyzed that pressure applied on certain points located on the palms and soles helps to stimulate all organs of the body, prevents disease and assists in maintaining good health. Acupressure also helps to diagnose, prevent and cure diseases like common cold, Diabetes, High Blood Pressure, Migraine, Paralysis, and even cancer, HIV/AIDS. Autism, Thalassemia, Muscular Dystrophy, all brain and spinal cord affected diseases.

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choosing the best mask for cpap : Can you help me in choosing the best mask for cpap ?

Alan — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 00:34:57 +0000

Question by : choosing the best mask for cpap : Can you help me in choosing the best mask for cpap ?
Hii.. I am Hyouma.. I am a patient of sleep apnea. While sleeping, I use to have difficulty in breathing. I was suggested to use a cpap mask by my doctor. But choosing the best mask for cpap is always going to be a difficult task. I am looking forward for all your replys.. pls help me in choosing the best mask for cpap..

Thank You

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Answer by Cho
You should try and find a sleep clinic nearby you or find a clinic where you can have a CPAP titration done to determine the best fitting mask and CPAP pressure for you. It’s important to make sure you are correctly and effectively treating your apnea. You can ask your doctor if there is a sleep center or clinic he can refer you to for a study.

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Q&A: Best Friend Denies Heart Problem…?

Alan — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 06:40:58 +0000

Question by Barney Blake: Best Friend Denies Heart Problem…?
My best friend (age 52) had a heart attack 2 years ago. After that time, he quit smoking, but refused to follow any of the other medical advice given to him.
In the past year, he has gained about 100 lbs, he has pitting edema in his arms and legs, abdominal distention, shortness of breath, crackles and wheezes when laying down, suffers from long periods of sleep apnea, has clubbing of his fingernails, pale skin, he sweats profusely after little exertion, he can only walk 100 feet before having to take a rest, and his resting pulse averages about 100 beats per minute. He is on blood pressure medicine, though his pressure is all over the place even with the meds.
Due to his prior heart attack, he has a stress test every year, and he just had one in July which said everything was okay.
But, being a nursing student, I see the signs of impending doom, I don’t know why the stress test would be inaccurate, but why would a doctor dismiss all the signs and symptoms because one test was okay? I have insisted to my friend to go for a second opinion, but he trusts his doctor and flat out refuses to believe that anything is wrong.
So, am I correct that this is right sided heart failure? How long can these symptoms go on before he has major damage? What exactly will happen if he doesn’t get treatment (besides the obvious answer of death)?

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Answer by duparq
It sounds too as if he might be diabetic as he seems to have, at least, prediabetic health signs. Needless to say that your friend is foolish but as we all are our own executioners then allow him to follow his own chosen path to the gallows. He probably appreciates your friendship but not your advice; to him you are only the ‘carpenter’s son’!

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Why 2 year old son has odd behavior…10 pts best answer!!?

Alan — Sat, 14 Jan 2012 18:34:08 +0000

Question by Mercedes J: Why 2 year old son has odd behavior…10 pts best answer!!?
Ok I know kids throw fit all the time i know this but my sons being this way since he was born….when he was a baby he could be either sleeping or awake and be content and calm and outta no where scream his head off throw up his hands and kick his feet. Now he is older (2 years old) we could be playing, watching a movie, out at the park, talking, having a good time he coulkd be giggling or having a wonderful time out no where he stops what he is doing whips whatevers in his hand (if anything is in his hand) and throws him self on the floor kicking and screaming for no reason….no he does have some problems he wears glasses cos he cant see without em, has a weak heart, sleep apnea, asthma..he walks he rarely talks to..but this all of a sudden bizarre behaviour has people concerened the doctors say they dont know and further treatment is neccesary…..does any one know why he does this??
maybe he has a type of syndrome or disease idk please help!!!

PLEASE NO RUDE, INAPPROPRIATE REMARKS

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Answer by tazzy73
have you had him tested for autisim

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whats is the best cpap machine for sleeping apnea problem?

Alan — Thu, 08 Dec 2011 00:38:54 +0000

Question by asa h: whats is the best cpap machine for sleeping apnea problem?
i have about 15 to 20 stop bteathe in an hour. thanks you all for helping me

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Answer by Prophet 1102
I use the Resmed – it’s very good – very quiet, get the humidifier attachment and the gel mask. The humidifier tank detaches and is easy to fill and clean (a lot of them are difficult to clean).

http://www.cpap.com/cpap-machine/resmed-s8-autoset-II-cpap-machine.html

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Q&A: My best friend has severe sleep apnea, and…?

Alan — Mon, 25 Apr 2011 12:37:16 +0000

Question by Barney Blake: My best friend has severe sleep apnea, and…?
I’m a nurse, so I’m well aware what sleep apnea is, what causes it, and what the treatments are.
My problem is that my best friend (age 53) has SEVERE sleep apnea, he goes for 30-45 seconds without breathing (while asleep). Its affecting his mood, his lack of feeling rested during the day, his extremities turn pale and/or gray while he sleeps, and one of these days I’m afraid I’m going to find him dead in his apartment.
He has seen a doctor, he’s had multiple sleep studies done, he even owns a C-Pap machine (which he refuses to use).
He had a heart attack 3 years ago, and had cardiac cath with 3 stents placed, and I’m certain that the sleep apnea is doing much additional damage to his already damaged heart.
I’ve BEGGED him to see a doctor, he claims that “all the bloodwork comes back normal”, and his yearly stress test results are always “within normal limits”. Still, I worry for his life, he is my BEST FRIEND, and I don’t know what else to do. I’ve slept over many times, watching him sleep, and when his breathing stops, I often wonder if it’ll start again, I count the seconds, and breathe a sigh of relief when he gasps for another breath.
He’s almost 100 lbs overweight, a former smoker, and bipolar.

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Answer by Alexandrea
Your best bet, might be trying to find out why he doesnt use his C-PAP machine. perhaps its discomfort, or the general feeling. See if there are other types of machines, or different models he may be able to use. Ask about different positions that might help. That is a long time for him to go without sleeping. I used to stop breathing at night in my sleep, and wake up tingling. I also realized that it only happened when I felt completely worn out. It may help for him to get a few good nights of sleep, and perhaps when he gets worn out enough, hey may warm up to the use of the CPAP.

Unfortunately, you must know better than many people, that if they refuse to abide by your medical advice, then there is nothing left you can really do, other than continuously urge them into better choices. Perhaps helping your friend lose weight might be a good start to help treat the apnea.

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What is the best way to learn Yoga at home?

Alan — Tue, 22 Mar 2011 00:37:09 +0000

Question by KrzyMom2: What is the best way to learn Yoga at home?
My aunt thinks Yoga will help my Sleep Apnea symptoms! Willing to give it a try. Are there specific videos or books you’d recommend for me?

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Answer by finafoshizzle
go to a yoga studio.

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Q&A: I have sleep apnea. What are the best treatments for this problem and are there any new treatments?

Alan — Fri, 11 Mar 2011 06:46:01 +0000

Question by ken7142128: I have sleep apnea. What are the best treatments for this problem and are there any new treatments?

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Answer by cyanne2ak
There are several treatments available for sleep apnea. Talk to your physician. Yes, there are new treatments. I suggest you go to a sleep center for treatment. There is a great program in Atlanta, and another in Seattle. As for the “best” treatment, it is very individualized and depends on you.

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I have sleep apnea,Is the cpap machine the best way to treat this.It is so hard to get use to this machine.?

Alan — Mon, 07 Feb 2011 18:37:11 +0000

Question by Tony L: I have sleep apnea,Is the cpap machine the best way to treat this.It is so hard to get use to this machine.?
Is the cpap machine the only way to treat this condition.

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Answer by CharlieTunaGirl
both my parents have this and they both use the cpap machine, it is INCREDIBLY helpful, but it is not the only way to treat it. I am not quite sure what the other ways are, but I know that there are some.

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What are the best sleep apnea machines?

Alan — Fri, 21 Jan 2011 00:34:30 +0000

Question by Philip Craven: What are the best sleep apnea machines?
What should a person diagnosed with sleep apnea use for maximum comfort and breathing improvement?

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Answer by Keitha Caba
The best sleep apnea machines for people with this disorder are dependent on the type of condition they have. You would need to consult a healthcare specialist for that.
There are two basic types of sleep apnea machines available today. One is the CPAP machine and the other is the BiPAP machine. The CPAP machine produces a continuous flow of air under a certain pressure that allows the muscles on your throat to open up. The BiPAP machine, on the other hand, simply determines whether there is enough air in the lungs and supplies oxygen as needed. The latter is typically prescribed to people who are obese or otherwise have neuro-muscular conditions.

CPAP machine is the most popular among the two. It is known to help alleviate difficulties in breathing for both central sleep apnea and obstructive sleep apnea.

To get more information on sleep apnea and possible treatments and machines, you can visit http://getmoresleep.info, this is where I got my own machine and I am very satisfied with it.

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