Baxter with possible kennel cough?
31.August, 2009
trying to identity to hacking soundCoughing the Distance trailer
31.August, 2009
Coughing the Distance
Paris to Istanbul with Cystic Fibrosis
Cystic Fibrosis is a disease that affects the mucous membranes, causening thickening of phlegm.
This leads to bacterial infections which cause permanent lung damage
Diagnosis occurs in early childhood and without a daily barrage of antibiotics and medicine the sufferer will not live past their teens.
Even with the best of care, life expectancy is 35
Walter van Praag, diagnosed at 10, aged 42: On 28 th of July, 2007, Walter and his team rode East out of Paris. Their awareness ride took them through 12 European countries. Each with its own challenges and obstacles
As well as many rewards and surprises
Ultimately though, their goal was to reach Istanbul by October.
Altogether the journey took 72 days and 3495 kilometres.
And all with only 50% lung capacity.
Duration : 0:3:59
kavya and anjali - cough syrup scene
31.August, 2009
This is the funny and cute scene where Kavya drinks cough drop before anjali and kavya go for their honeymoon.
Duration : 0:3:55
strawberry cough
31.August, 2009
**watch in HD**
a plant that may be a strawberry cough…it was given to me after my friend had just gotten a batch of 3 different strains from a buddy of his.
in the double move, the exact strain got confused, and when they are so young it is hard to tell the difference. in a couple weeks this plant will be chopped and i can ask the friend who i got it from what it is by taste.
here she is growing in a one liter hempy bucket. before being in this container she was in a drinking cup sized soil container.
she has been getting fed advanced nutrients sensi a + b with big bud, overdrive and final phase
Duration : 0:3:21
Free Natural Asthma Attack Home Remedies Illustrated
31.August, 2009
http://www.asthma.info-unltd.com - This is a unique approach to asthma treatment and not a rehash of the many websites
dealing with asthma attack home remedies and strategies, including the popular attack home remedies based on herbs and spices
and in some cases, traditional drug based protocols. Want to know what sets this treatment apart from all the rest? Watch
this video to find out.
Then, get the free details on this fully illustrated and explained natural asthma home remedy at
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Duration : 0:2:26
Heavy Price Paid.
31.August, 2009
Twelve hours of timelapse in three minutes and twenty odd seconds, followd by the next morning.
The air quality is shocking at the moment as is most peoples health (upper respiratory infections).
Cars are coverd in white dust that when you touch it, it apears black.
Thanks for watching.
Also for anyone who has an upper respiratory infection, try Mullein.
Mullein (Verbascum [Latin]), also called velvet dock, flannel leaf or plant, feltwort, Aaron’s rod, shepherd’s staff, and lungwort, is easily identified in the wild by its big, soft leaves. Many of the names used to identify this plant refer to its velvety texture; however, the name lungwort reflects mullein’s traditional use as a treatment for relieving cough and congestion of those with minor respiratory ailments. Mullein is recommended by herbalists for treatment of cough, sore throat, and colds.
When combined with water, the fiber in mullein produces a slippery substance called mucilage, which coats and soothes the throat and intestine (mullein is traditionally used to treat diarrhea and gastrointestinal upset as well). Some laboratory studies have shown that mullein inhibits the growth of tuberculosis bacteria, which may be where it got its reputation as a treatment for this disease.
Studies have shown that mullein has anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties that, when combined with soothing mucilage, may help relieve hemorrhoid symptoms. Topical compresses made from mullein infusions have also been used to treat inflamed cold sores and herpes; in one study, mullein seemed to help eliminate the herpes virus.
Duration : 0:5:39
መንጠቆ Menteko (Harpagon)
31.August, 2009
L’Avare is a 1668 five-act satirical comedy by French playwright Molière. Its title is usually translated as The Miser when the play is performed in English.
The play was first performed in 1668 at the Palais Royal in a period when Molière’s company was, on the one hand, under considerable establishment pressure to modify its output, but on the other hand, under the protection of Louis XIV himself. Little is known about the original performance, although it is said that Molière himself played Harpagon, utilising his by this point chronic cough and gait to humorous effect.
Tilahun Gugsa, a renoun Actor, Director and promoter, has produced and performed this play into an Amharic (Ethiopia’s official language) over 20 years ago. With such a great demand from the public it’s now been out on DVD, For further info:-
please contact:
MESKEL MEDIA INC
SARA.MENTEKO@GMAIL.COM
or
SIMA TRADING
SIMATRADING@ETHIONET.ET
Duration : 0:7:47
On swine flu
31.August, 2009
My symptoms were:-
sore throat
headaches
muscle aches
runny nose
a slight case of dizziness
loss of appetite
Nausea
Lethargy/ tiredness
Did I panic and flail about the place and think I had this infamous ’swine flu’?
No; I just got through my day as though it were any other, took some medicine for my sore throat (which worked), and then some strong pain killers later in the day for my headache and muscle aches. I decided to just wait and see what happens, and if my health deteriorated then I’d go to the doctors.
I now only have a runny nose and an occasional dry cough (obviously where my body is trying to expell the virus)
Basically; as with most things the media gets a hold of, I think they’re just making a mountain out of a mole hill, and they’re scaring people to try and make news.
If you’re ill, go to the doctors and get checked out… If not; then just get on with life.
Obviously if you’ve got a low immune system then make sure you take precautions; like wash your hands before you eat etc etc and if you’re worried that you’re ill; then go to your GP.
Just use your common sense and don’t let it freak you out.
Duration : 0:7:43
This is regarding awareness about whooping cough.
coughing