One of the main problems is that she is living in Denver! :-) At any high
altitude - the oxygen in the air is less - and that could really cause
problems with people who are used to a sea-level. Although - the air may be
cleaner. :D
As it states in the new book "Modern Essentials" - the lungs function to
exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide and they keep the body supplied with
oxygen necessary to keep cells alive. It recommends FRANKINCENSE and
SANDALWOOD either applied topically to lung area to help with Oxygen
(diluted with carrier oil) or diffused into the air.
It also would be helpful for her to apply BREATH, EUCALYPTUS, and SANDALWOOD
on the bottoms of her feet. (Other oils that are also recommended are
Frankincense, Elevation and On Guard for possible infections).
One of the recommendations in the book say to apply to chest, sinuses, neck
or reflex points on the feet.
I hope that helps you and your friend.
Brooke Magleby
----- Original Message -----
From: "Chris" <doterra1@gmail.com>
To: "Everything doTERRA" <everythingdoterra@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, November 21, 2009 12:04 PM
Subject: [Everything doTERRA] labored breathing (huffing and puffing)
> An 83 years old (84 in March) friend has been having a difficult
> time. She can't go out and do the things she would like to do because
> she has problems breathing and becomes exhausted quickly..
>
> After an auto accident (the car went off the side of the road and they
> went down about 70 feet until a tree stopped the car. Her sister (the
> driver) died as a result of her injuries from the accident. She had
> no apparent injuries, however since the accident she has been
> experiencing more difficulty breathing. Her huffing and puffing is
> most noticeable and more pronounced with any activity like getting out
> of chair and walking across a room. By the time she gets from the
> apartment to car(right outside the garage door) she is exhausted.
>
> This has been going on for over a year but became more pronounced
> since she moved from CA it Denver, CO (mile high).
>
> She has undergone a number of tests but has received no diagnosis or
> help with the problem. She has however been told she has a leaky
> valve between the lungs and heart.
>
> She has had a pacemaker for a number of years.
>
> Can you help me shed any light on this? What would you recommend?
>
> Thanks
>
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