Inhaled Treatments

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{Many treatment routes: bath, footbath, topical (unactivated), fumes on skin, skin spray, IV, enema, inhaling fumes, misting machine, eye drops, gargling, douche, gas immersion in bag}

"Any molecular target of the oxidative stress induced by chlorine dioxide has been not known in insects. This study assessed an enzyme activity of acetylcholinesterase (AChE) as a molecular target of chlorine dioxide in the Indianmeal moth, Plodia interpunctella. AChE activities were varied among developmental stages of P. interpunctella. Injection of chlorine dioxide with lethality-causing doses significantly increased AChE activity of the fifth instar larvae of P. interpunctella. Exposure of the larvae to chlorine dioxide fumigant also significantly increased AChE activity. The fifth instar larvae of P. interpunctella exhibited a negative phototaxis. However, chlorine dioxide treatment significantly interrupted the innate behavior."

We suggest the set-up to achieve optimal temperature and humidity for resuscitation purposes is 10L/min of gas flow, a MR290 humidification chamber, and 30mL of water.

*[How test mineral content of local tap water?] Ultrasonic humidifiers silently generate water droplets as a cool fog and produce most of the dissolved minerals in the fog in the form of an aerosolized “white dust.” However, the health effect of these airborne particles is largely unknown. ...

"I have been using Oxine AH (activated/diluted) for a couple of years on my horses feet to clear up fungal issues (works great!) and sometimes for various uses regarding my chickens..."

{Various body treatments} “Nebulizing Treatment” using 40 ppm to treat respiratory infections: 40 ppm for 5 minutes each session, inhaling through nose and mouth into lungs. Also spend an additional couple of seconds directing the mist towards the eyes and then about 10 to 15 seconds into and around each ear. Do this 8 to 10 times a day, until infection clears.

​It is important to note that this protocol must be followed explicitly . Please make sure you read this protocol all the way through a couple of times, and that you have a clear understanding of...

Jim advised the "careful" use of inhaling chlorine dioxide from activating MMS1 for lung and nasal...The nebulizer did not help my lung congestion or asthma. When I used MMS either activated or unactivated, it made my asthma worse, so I would just be very careful. I tried DMSO in the nebulizer too and it had no effect either positive or negative.The best thing for my lungs has been CDS and MMS2.

This is a hypothesis of the functions of peroxide. When we are young, we burn a very hot metabolic fire with high utilization of oxygen. With age we accumulate toxins, drugs, allergies, and infecti…

{Nebulization with MMS} ...both in 70's have COPD, aunt is on oxygen, what is best protocol to try and help them both?

"Recommendations for health care providers and facilities in treating patients who require ventilation assistance due to COVID-19 complications"

ClO2 induces the production of ROS, which results in fatal oxidative stress. The oxidative stress induces cytotoxicity and insecticidal activity.

"...Worked with their company scientist to produce a ready-to-use product just for the purposes of fogging poultry. As yet it is unnamed but will come out in 5 litre containers AND Derrick at Zydox is working to source an affordable yet efficient hand held fogger"

Submicrometer and nanoparticle aerosols may significantly improve the delivery efficiency, dissolution characteristics, and bioavailability of inhaled pharmaceuticals. The objective of this study was to explore the formation of submicrometer and nanometer ...

" antibiotic was administered via an atomizer, which increases environmen-tal contamination as well as decreases concentrations in the lung." "Currently, inhaled antibiotics are delivered through a ventilator circuit directly to the patient with an expiratory filter to capture the antibiotic droplets. "

Only 3 antibiotics approved in US for inhalable treatment. Europe has also approved one dry powder. None for Hospital-Acquired or Ventilator-Associated Pneumonia. "We recommend that off-label use of inhaled antibiotics be evaluated for approval by the healthcare facility’s pharmacy and therapeutics committee in collaboration with the respiratory care department. Consideration should be given to provid-ing off-label inhaled antibiotics for use under an FDA investigational new drug application and with approval from the healthcare facility’s institutional review board. " "antibiotic was administered via an atomizer, which increases environmental contamination as well as decreases concentrations in the lung." "Currently, inhaled antibiotics are delivered through a ventilator circuit directly to the patient with an expiratory filter to capture the antibiotic droplets. "

Aerosolized delivery of antimicrobial agents is an attractive option for management of pulmonary infections, as this is an ideal method of providing high local drug concentrations while minimizing sy...

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***** "The safety of nebulization of antibiotics has been proven in numerous studies; efficacy as adjunctive treatment to intravenous regimens or as monotherapy has been demonstrated in ventilator-associated pneumonia or ventilator-associated tracheobronchitis"

***!!!!*** "Adding nebulized antibiotics for the management of respiratory tract infections has a positive impact on clinical resolution ****without increasing the risk of renal toxicity. "

"Targeted at mechanically ventilated patients with proximal airway infection, VAT (with or without VAP--ventilator-associated pneumonia) and with highly resistant organisms."

"Intensivists in countries with high rates of extensively drug-resistant bacteria are turning to inhaled antibiotics as adjunctive therapy. These drugs can provide high concentrations of drug in the lung that could not be achieved with intravenous antibiotics without significant systemic toxicity. This article summarizes current evidence describing the use of inhaled antibiotics for the treatment of bacterial ventilator-associated pneumonia and ventilator-associated tracheobronchitis. Preliminary data suggest aerosolized antimicrobials may effectively treat resistant pathogens with high minimum inhibitory concentrations. "

2017 *** "The use of off-label inhaled medication in the intensive care unit is being driven by the paucity of effective options. We stand by our suggestion that physicians use adjunctive nebulized antibiotics to treat VAP..." "Currently there are no approved inhaled antibiotics for inhaled antibiotics to treat hospital-acquired (HAP) and ****ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP). However, sometimes medicines designed for intravenous use are administered through nebulization/inhalation." "In earlier study, antibiotic was given through atomizer, which increases environmental contamination as well as decreases concentrations in the lung." "Currently, inhaled antibiotics are delivered through a ventilator circuit directly to the patient with an expiratory filter to capture the antibiotic droplets. A recent investigation of a proprietary inhaled amikacin found concentrations in ambient air were below detection. There are no other reports of worsening antimicrobial resistance due to inhaled antibiotic therapy"

"We collected Syphacia ova by perianal cellophane tape impression of pinworm-infected mice. Tapes with attached ova were ..." "Exposure to chlorine dioxide gas for 4 h rendered 100% of Syphacia spp. ova nonviable." Used the Minidox-M Decontamination System (ClorDiSys). "Between treatment groups, relative humidity ranged from 52% to 67%, and temperatures ranged from 23 to 26 °C. Chlorine dioxide gas was delivered to the chamber until a concentration of 1 mg/L (360 ppm [**Researcher note: I believe this calculation has formulaic errors]) was reached. The exposure periods were calculated by multiplying the desired ppm by the exposure period in hours. For all exposures, the concentration of chlorine dioxide gas was maintained at 1 mg/L and the exposure periods ended when specific Ct (ppm x hour) dosages were achieved."

"It seems there's a doctor saying if she got coronavirus she would do MMS using nebulizer inhalation for her lungs." "I used the nebulizing method a few years ago for a chest infection I got from moving house. I had a lot of green hard phlem in my lungs and the MMS first took away the infection and changed it to clear then cleared it up altogether within about 4 days from memory. I mixed the MMS with lemon juice as the activator and put that in the cup of the nebulizer. I then added 5ml of saline solution, I used the small plastic vials you can buy - modudose saline solution for inhalation."

Just visited a fellow pigeon breeder friend. He was telling me how his birds are just so much more healthier then in the past. He was told and started usin Oxine A h. in a mist form in his loft...

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