Ideas for naturally treating Asbestosis

Note: The author has lived in Libby, Montana and is intimately familiar with the Amphibole-form of Asbestosis... but the following is not medical advice made by a medical practitioner. Consider the following merely as suggestions which neither benefit this author or BIG PHARMA or any other self-interested entity.

There are very likely hundreds of thousands of people in the USA and around the world (not just those living in Libby, MT) who are suffering from various forms of Asbestosis... but are unaware of the cause and have been misdiagnosed by ill-trained and/or ill-experienced physicians.

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MULLEIN (Verbascum thapsus)

Definition:
During the Civil War, mullein was used to treat respiratory infections. It
has calming properties and can soothe inflammation.
Swollen membranes respond to mullein and it has been used for hay fever, as
a sleep aid and has reportedly cured warts. Used in tea form, sweetened with
honey, Mullein calms asthma by relaxing the bronchial tubes allowing them to
dilate and ignite the mucous membranes if there are fluids to expurgate.
When smoked, mullein will allow trapped mucous to flow freely, thus
relieving pressure and congestion, relaxing the affected areas enough to
allow the person to sleep. Non-addictive, it can be used without ill effects
for as long as needed.

Dry the leaves and keep a pouch on hand for emergencies much like a steroid
inhaler is used. Can be used for all lung conditions.

Applications:
Colds, coughs, cramps, ear infections, insomnia, nervousness, respiratory
problems, sore joints, pain, and more.

Scientific Updates:
Recent laboratory studies have found that the saponins and mucilage
contained in mullein enable it to heal and soothe inflammation. In addition,
testing concluded that mullein can be used as an herbal pain reliever and
sleep aid.

Keywords: Libby Amphibole, Vermiculite, Tremolite, Asbestosis, Mesothelioma.