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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – The master of criticism blew both waste and truly! Boyd — "The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity." (Ellen Parr- author) Such is life Larry, maybe everyone takes it as it comes without ”picking nits” ( get yorself round that bit of old English) Incidentally what is the word wate meant to imply ? should it be wait, buddy!!!!!!! Kind Regards Bill I haven’t time to wate attempting to converse intelligently with someone who is not only a functional illiterate (and you truely are, no jesting here) but a smarmy bastard to boot. Spelling, spelling, my Master of Literacy.     Larry

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The master of criticism blew both waste and truly! Boyd — "The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity." (Ellen Parr- author)

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Such is life Larry, maybe everyone takes it as it comes without ”picking nits” ( get yorself round that bit of old English) Incidentally what is the word wate meant to imply ? should it be wait, buddy!!!!!!! Kind Regards Bill I haven’t time to wate attempting to converse intelligently with someone who is not only a functional illiterate (and you truely are, no jesting here) but a smarmy bastard to boot. Spelling, spelling, my Master of Literacy.     Larry

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I think you may have missed some of the early Conversations with Sheldon. In any event, it wasn’t the word "wate" to which I referred; that’s simply a typo. Picking nits is a beneficial activity, isn’t it, though nitpicking is not.      Larry – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Such is life Larry, maybe everyone takes it as it comes without ”picking nits” ( get yorself round that bit of old English) Incidentally what is the word wate meant to imply ? should it be wait, buddy!!!!!!! Kind Regards Bill I haven’t time to wate attempting to converse intelligently with someone who is not only a functional illiterate (and you truely are, no jesting here) but a smarmy bastard to boot. Spelling, spelling, my Master of Literacy.     Larry

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I thought you just said that "it’s dormancy awaiting whatever stimulous or combination thereof is necessary to provoke it’s emergence"? was "Total gibberish," including the misuse of "it’s."      Larry – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Thanks you for immortalizing my post, because everything in it is factual. Larry "GED" Preuss writes: See your posting of July 7, eternally inscribed in Deja: Fear, an emotional state, is merely one of many manifestations associated with Stress, and Stress can definitely cause Asthma as well as many other diseases; Stress very likely plays a sigificant roll in *every* disease.  Perhaps everyone has Asthma, lying latent, it’s dormancy awaiting whatever stimulous or combination thereof is necessary to provoke it’s emergence and at some particular level. Traumatic emotional events occuring in people’s lives are known to be responsible for triggering many diseases; if Stress can trigger Headaches why not Asthma.

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I haven’t time to wate attempting to converse intelligently with someone who is not only a functional illiterate (and you truely are, no jesting here) but a smarmy bastard to boot.

Spelling, spelling, my Master of Literacy.     Larry

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Such is life Larry, maybe everyone takes it as it comes without ”picking nits” ( get yorself round that bit of old English) Incidentally what is the word wate meant to imply ? should it be wait, buddy!!!!!!! Kind Regards Bill

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – I haven’t time to wate attempting to converse intelligently with someone who is not only a functional illiterate (and you truely are, no jesting here) but a smarmy bastard to boot. Spelling, spelling, my Master of Literacy.     Larry

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Tread softly, Sheldon. Remember "<Uit’s</U dormancy awaiting whatever stimulous or combination thereof is necessary to provoke <Uit’s</U emergence"?     Larry Total gibberish, including your incorrect "it’s"… it’s = it is. Sheldon

See your posting of July 7, eternally inscribed in Deja: Fear, an emotional state, is merely one of many manifestations associated with Stress, and Stress can definitely cause Asthma as well as many other diseases; Stress very likely plays a sigificant roll in *every* disease.  Perhaps everyone has Asthma, lying latent, it’s dormancy awaiting whatever stimulous or combination thereof is necessary to provoke it’s emergence and at some particular level. Traumatic emotional events occuring in people’s lives are known to be responsible for triggering many diseases; if Stress can trigger Headaches why not Asthma. stress [1] (noun) [Middle English stresse stress, distress, short for destresse -- more at DISTRESS] First appeared 14th Century  1 : constraining force or influence: as    a : a force exerted when one body or body part presses on, pulls on,         pushes against, or tends to compress or twist another body or         body part; especially : the intensity of this mutual force commonly         expressed in pounds per square inch    b : the deformation caused in a body by such a force    c : a physical, chemical, or <Uemotional factor</U that causes         bodily or mental tension and may be a factor in disease causation — Sheldon "Life would be devoid of all meaning were it without tribulation."

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My sons nebulizer keeps getting condensation in the air tubing.

I don’t remember the brand of mine off the top of my head (luckily I don’t have to use it much!) but the directions that were included said to run the compressor w/o the nebulizer cup, just the tubing attached, for ten minutes if condensation happened.  It dries the tube out quickly, so bacteria don’t grow. zg

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      Is there a lot of humidity in the nebulizer room?  No air conditioning?  No de-humidifier?  That could be the answer.  And you surely need low humidity for the asthmatic.

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I wash my nebulizer parts in the dishwasher and its just fine.

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – My sons nebulizer keeps getting condensation in the air tubing. I have changed the tubing 3 times, the filter and also switched to a newer style collection cup. I called 2 companies that repair nebulizers the first said it may be from using the older style collection cup, so I changed it to one that you hook the tubing into the bottom of the cup. The second place told me to wash the tubing.  I though you weren’t supposed to wash the tubing because of bacteria growth???? Does any one know what is going on with my nebulizer?  Thanks in advance.

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"Zach" writes: My sons nebulizer keeps getting condensation in the air tubing. I wash my nebulizer parts in the dishwasher and its just fine. Too bad your Dishwashers GED didn’t encompass Reading Comprehension. Sheldon

Tread softly, Sheldon. Remember "it’s dormancy awaiting whatever stimulous or combination thereof is necessary to provoke it’s emergence"?      Larry

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i have the same problem with my nebulizer.  have had this problem since the unit was new.  its a devilbiss pulmo-mate.  I use many different types of med cups due to my supplier keeps changing companys, and that never seems to make a difference, i do notice on hot days that it seems to get more moisure in the tube.  i asked my doctor about it and she said that it was normal for that to happen sometimes.  i don’t know, i guess it really dosent hurt anything.

My sons nebulizer keeps getting condensation in the air tubing. I have changed the tubing 3 times, the filter and also switched to a newer style collection cup. I called 2 companies that repair nebulizers the first said it may be from using the older style collection cup, so I changed it to one that you hook the tubing into the bottom of the cup. The second place told me to wash the tubing.  I though you weren’t supposed to wash the tubing because of bacteria growth???? Does any one know what is going on with my nebulizer?  Thanks in advance.

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My sons nebulizer keeps getting condensation in the air tubing. I have changed the tubing 3 times, the filter and also switched to a newer style collection cup. I called 2 companies that repair nebulizers the first said it may be from using the older style collection cup, so I changed it to one that you hook the tubing into the bottom of the cup. The second place told me to wash the tubing.  I though you weren’t supposed to wash the tubing because of bacteria growth???? Does any one know what is going on with my nebulizer?  Thanks in advance.

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Pycnogenol is the Antioxidant Miracle of the 90’s that is 20 times more powerful than Vitamin C and 50 times more effective than vitamin E.     Like Vitamins C and E, Pycnogenol is a powerful antioxidant which neutralizes unstable or radical oxygen molecules that attack the bodies cells.  When these free radical molecules go unchecked, they degrade the tissue-strengthening collagen within the bodies joints, skin and organs…even worse, free radicals reprogram DNA and are implicated in more than 60 diseases.  In

But the human body _needs_ certain free radicals.  Every enzyme that uses vitamin B-12 has a stable free radical at its active site. Wouldn’t an anti-oxidant so much more powerful than the natural anti-oxidants vitamins C and E found in food create an artificial B-12 deficiency?  In the test tube, the powerful anti-oxidant hydroxyurea has been found to neutralize B-12, so why wouldn’t your stuff do the same thing? Lack of B-12 causes pernicious anemia.  In fact, that’s how B-12 was discovered.  It was discovered that people with pernicious anemia could be treated with raw beef liver, and after much investigation, B-12 crystals were isolated from beef liver. How do we know your material won’t reduce the body’s stores of B-12, causing pernicious anemia, or perhaps some sub-acute anemia condition that passes unrecognized?

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I don’t know the answer to the B-vitamin question, though Hari Sharma’s free-radical research at Ohio State hasn’t ever indicated that B-vitamin deficiency is a significant worry. BTW, Amrit Kalash is approximately 1000 times more effective at free radical scavenging by weight than vitamin C. With all due respect for the antioxidant miracle of the 90s, the 5000 year-old formula of Ayur-Veda is fifty times as effective and has many other benefits as well. Because of this kind of fact, I suggest that this newsgroup focus on Ayur-Veda, and that Pycnogenol be discussed in misc.health.alternative,alt.health.pycogenol.  It’s right next door. Paul

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Can you give me more information on the potential neutralization of Vit B-12 by pycnogonal!  Thanks!

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Pycnogenol is the Antioxidant Miracle of the 90’s that is 20 times more powerful than Vitamin C and 50 times more effective than vitamin E.     Like Vitamins C and E, Pycnogenol is a powerful antioxidant which neutralizes unstable or radical oxygen molecules that attack the bodies cells.  When these free radical molecules go unchecked, they degrade the tissue-strengthening collagen within the bodies joints, skin and organs…even worse, free radicals reprogram DNA and are implicated in more than 60 diseases.  In

But the human body _needs_ certain free radicals.  Every enzyme that uses vitamin B-12 has a stable free radical at its active site. Wouldn’t an anti-oxidant so much more powerful than the natural anti-oxidants vitamins C and E found in food create an artificial B-12 deficiency?  In the test tube, the powerful anti-oxidant hydroxyurea has been found to neutralize B-12, so why wouldn’t your stuff do the same thing? Lack of B-12 causes pernicious anemia.  In fact, that’s how B-12 was discovered.  It was discovered that people with pernicious anemia could be treated with raw beef liver, and after much investigation, B-12 crystals were isolated from beef liver. How do we know your material won’t reduce the body’s stores of B-12, causing pernicious anemia, or perhaps some sub-acute anemia condition that passes unrecognized?

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Pycnogenol is the Antioxidant Miracle of the 90’s that is 20 times more powerful than Vitamin C and 50 times more effective than vitamin E.     Like Vitamins C and E, Pycnogenol is a powerful antioxidant which neutralizes unstable or radical oxygen molecules that attack the bodies cells.  When these free radical molecules go unchecked, they degrade the tissue-strengthening collagen within the bodies joints, skin and organs…even worse, free radicals reprogram DNA and are implicated in more than 60 diseases.  In

But the human body _needs_ certain free radicals.  Every enzyme that uses vitamin B-12 has a stable free radical at its active site. Wouldn’t an anti-oxidant so much more powerful than the natural anti-oxidants vitamins C and E found in food create an artificial B-12 deficiency?  In the test tube, the powerful anti-oxidant hydroxyurea has been found to neutralize B-12, so why wouldn’t your stuff do the same thing? Lack of B-12 causes pernicious anemia.  In fact, that’s how B-12 was discovered.  It was discovered that people with pernicious anemia could be treated with raw beef liver, and after much investigation, B-12 crystals were isolated from beef liver. How do we know your material won’t reduce the body’s stores of B-12, causing pernicious anemia, or perhaps some sub-acute anemia condition that passes unrecognized?

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I don’t know the answer to the B-vitamin question, though Hari Sharma’s free-radical research at Ohio State hasn’t ever indicated that B-vitamin deficiency is a significant worry. BTW, Amrit Kalash is approximately 1000 times more effective at free radical scavenging by weight than vitamin C. With all due respect for the antioxidant miracle of the 90s, the 5000 year-old formula of Ayur-Veda is fifty times as effective and has many other benefits as well. Because of this kind of fact, I suggest that this newsgroup focus on Ayur-Veda, and that Pycnogenol be discussed in misc.health.alternative,alt.health.pycogenol.  It’s right next door. Paul

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PYCNOGENOL IS ONE OF THE MANY PRODUCTS THAT LIFEPLUS