http://herbalmedicine.tribe.net/thread/b9f2c082-0012-44b4-9e12-226b8b0eff95?format=rss Tribe.net. Local Connections http://herbalmedicine.tribe.net/thread/b9f2c082-0012-44b4-9e12-226b8b0eff95#d1ea87c3-fac6-4719-a82b-b30e040a4e37 a chinese patent medicine called "Pe Min Kan Wan", made by mayway. any heathfood store can order it for you. and "clean air" pills, made by the same company, are also good for backup with the first formula. Thu, 11 Jun 2009 05:44:01 GMT http://herbalmedicine.tribe.net/thread/b9f2c082-0012-44b4-9e12-226b8b0eff95#d1ea87c3-fac6-4719-a82b-b30e040a4e37 Flint 2009-06-11T05:44:01Z http://herbalmedicine.tribe.net/thread/b9f2c082-0012-44b4-9e12-226b8b0eff95#b0a814bb-e56a-4db4-9d66-07783e11fed8 It is definitely more about the lung inflammation than mucus build up. He has a cast iron stomach though, so anything edible or inhalabol should work just fine as long as if edible it contains no stimulants. Wed, 10 Jun 2009 01:25:36 GMT http://herbalmedicine.tribe.net/thread/b9f2c082-0012-44b4-9e12-226b8b0eff95#b0a814bb-e56a-4db4-9d66-07783e11fed8 kenders5 2009-06-10T01:25:36Z http://herbalmedicine.tribe.net/thread/b9f2c082-0012-44b4-9e12-226b8b0eff95#001202da-bbd1-43a3-9fca-9f075fb4021c freeze dried stinging nettles are a GODSEND for pollen and other respiratory allergies. also eyebright herb. there's a great book called "Breathe Free: herbal and Nutritional therapy for the Respiratory System " with some fabulously good information. look for it through a used book site such as abbooks,com or alibris.com. I have other herbal suggestions...write back with more details. also the herb thyme...any of the common culinary thymes, preferably organic..brewed into strong tea are fabulous for breathing without being stimulant. I'm super-sensitive to caffeine too. HTH Tue, 09 Jun 2009 20:15:46 GMT http://herbalmedicine.tribe.net/thread/b9f2c082-0012-44b4-9e12-226b8b0eff95#001202da-bbd1-43a3-9fca-9f075fb4021c Judith 2009-06-09T20:15:46Z http://herbalmedicine.tribe.net/thread/b9f2c082-0012-44b4-9e12-226b8b0eff95#b5cfc48e-6e73-4976-835b-ce208dbc3ab7 mullein, horehound, and coltsfoot all have properties that would help with lung mucous - they are demulcent, expectorant and lung tonic herbs Mon, 08 Jun 2009 14:24:58 GMT http://herbalmedicine.tribe.net/thread/b9f2c082-0012-44b4-9e12-226b8b0eff95#b5cfc48e-6e73-4976-835b-ce208dbc3ab7 Chili 2009-06-08T14:24:58Z http://herbalmedicine.tribe.net/thread/b9f2c082-0012-44b4-9e12-226b8b0eff95#92e3a77a-880a-4fbc-90ab-2114bfc8230e Any suggestions for inflamed lungs from allergies that don't include some sort of stimulant. My S.O. is really suffering. More from the lack of oxygen because of the inflamed lungs than the itchy sneezy , reaction. The draw back is he is extremely stimulant sensitive. Has anyone heard of some thing that will calm inflammation and increases oxygen flow that doesn't have some sort of stimulant in it? Even half a can of soda consumed in the late morning will keep him up all night. So I am hesitant to use anything that contains caffeine Ma Huang (sp) , ginseng etc. Mon, 08 Jun 2009 06:15:48 GMT http://herbalmedicine.tribe.net/thread/b9f2c082-0012-44b4-9e12-226b8b0eff95#92e3a77a-880a-4fbc-90ab-2114bfc8230e kenders5 2009-06-08T06:15:48Z