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cornykev

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Saltpipe
« on: July 01, 2016, 13:34:20 »
Anyone heard of or used a Saltpipe for breathing problems.   :drunken_smilie:
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Re: Saltpipe
« Reply #1 on: July 01, 2016, 22:55:53 »
No but ever eager to learn,consulting Google tells us its a gadget enabling one to draw breath through a salty tube. Seems its about £20 from Holland &Barrett.Interesting tale describing how it helps restore ones brochials. But does it work ? What we need is a guinea pig, a volounteer that is, not a furry pet.
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Re: Saltpipe
« Reply #2 on: July 02, 2016, 17:40:17 »
Have had a cough for months so yes interested as well. 

According to Doc there is nothing wrong with me.  Had every possible check but I am still coughing.  This looks worth a try, things were certainly better while I holidays by the sea,

Seems rather expensive though for a plastic pot filled with salt.

Have you tried amazon.

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Re: Saltpipe
« Reply #3 on: July 03, 2016, 08:04:21 »
I'd never heard of them before reading your post and like ancellsfarmer did a google. Can't quite see why it would work, but a lot of positives recorded. Are you going to try it Cornykev, Digeroo?
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Re: Saltpipe
« Reply #4 on: July 04, 2016, 17:51:12 »
Yes I have bought one, and it's a Ceramic pot with five years worth of salt in it
In fact I bought two
The Cisca saltpipe was £21.98, a Hungarian salt therapy inhaler with 5 years worth already in the pipe
The other was a Himalayan salt pipe inhaler £6.99
No postage When I bought them from Amazon
I've had a phlegmy cough for weeks and can't shake it
Also I'm hoping it can help some with my SNORING
I will report back in due course.
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Re: Saltpipe
« Reply #5 on: July 04, 2016, 18:03:46 »
Corny,    This is going back a bit, but didn't Ace do something with saline solution for a nasal/sinus problem?  I only remember that a turkey baster was involved.   :tongue3:   This isn't salt in solution but could it work along the same lines?  :wave:

Let's hope you (and your's) get relief soon.   :wave: :wave:

Yes I have bought one, and it's a Ceramic pot with five years worth of salt in it
In fact I bought two
The Cisca saltpipe was £21.98, a Hungarian salt therapy inhaler with 5 years worth already in the pipe
The other was a Himalayan salt pipe inhaler £6.99
No postage When I bought them from Amazon
I've had a phlegmy cough for weeks and can't shake it
Also I'm hoping it can help some with my SNORING
I will report back in due course.
Yours faithfully Mr Ginny Pig
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cornykev

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Re: Saltpipe
« Reply #6 on: July 04, 2016, 18:50:34 »
Don't remember Ace's post
But you could be right Galina ?
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Re: Saltpipe
« Reply #7 on: July 04, 2016, 19:42:58 »
http://www.allotments4all.co.uk/smf/index.php/topic,77888.msg790278.html#msg790278

This was the thread Corny,  I think my overactive imagination made up the turkey baster bit - he did actually use a syringe, but might be worth considering, if it isn't too gross a concept.  :wave:

Don't remember Ace's post
But you could be right Galina ?
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