In this video, Kimberly Stelzer shares a home remedy called Hot & Cold for chest congestion. We hope this is blessing to you and your family.
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Now THIS is the type of video I’ve been looking for all morning. Natural remedies are the best. Thank you so much for this video!
Just subscribed!! Much love from Cleveland Ohio
This video link came to my email just in time. My husband was having a hard time recovering from an illness because of his respiratory issues. So, we tried this treatment and within 3 days, he was recovered. Thank you!
Thank you for the information! When you say to put the oils on the patient's chest, should they be diluted? It seems like peppermint especially would burn a child's skin, but I am a novice when it comes to essential oils.
Can anyone please recommend any books that have more of these type of remedies?
Do you do this for pneumonia in addition to antibiotics (home grown or pharmaceutical)?
Thanks for this. And thank your victim, um, patient, too! 😄
Fomentations is the old fashioned word for this. One can also use a thermaphore if you don't have anyone to help you with this process. A tidbit: Battle Creek Sanitarium in Michigan (no longer there) were the only ones successful in fighting the 1918 flu using this method. I would do this any day over seeing a doctor or going to the hospital!
Thank you so much for sharing. I want to do more hydrotherapy because it is always readily available but don’t always know how to do it right.
I had rheumatic fever in the 70s, my great aunt did this, hot and cold foamitations
I had the hot cloth treatments used on my body back in 1951 when I was in the hospital with Polio. I know that was the best treatment for me. I also had 28 penicillin shots in 3 1/2 days, I understand the shots didn't help. God Bless. Jean
Thank you God Bless
Thank you so much
Thank you very much for sharing.
How often should you do this treatment while someone is going through a cold?
Omg Kimberly, your are the cutest , best. Teacher I know ! I love you ! Good job
Your sissy Carm😊❤💜
THANK you for sharing this information and demo! I've ordered my wool cloth, among many other things. I love your heart and your products.
Why not use a electric heating pad? I understand the moisture is needed, but a preheated pad over a warm damp tea towel (sprinkled with establishment oils!) would do the same trick and less likely to accidentally cause a burn. Same with the cold part. A couple of those soft cold packs in the freezer could be used over a cool damp tea towel
Thank you for caring enough to provide us with this info. Though we might hear "hot and cold" as a treatment, seeing the process is so helpful. Again thank you.
Thank you so much for sharing this. You are such nice people, and I love your company. Azure Standard is a company I really trust.
Thank you
This is so sweet of you to share this with us. My son has covid right now, and my daughter is sick with something else. My mom has had allergy congestion all her life, and is prone to bronchitis. I'll definitely share this with them too. We really appreciate you guys, your positivity during this pandemic, and for the resources you work hard to keep us stocked-up. Definitely some heart strings pulled here. <3
Thank you, mentor, for your great tip to steam the towel instead of poaching the towel and hot water which makes it so much easier as there’s no ringing it out !
Thank you for sharing this video! My family has know about this for years we have used many times on our family members. My dad used this on me when in the 90's when I had pneumonia I felt like I was going to die he did hot and cold just before we left to go to the hospital it helped me so much and I could breath so much better. They did chest x-rays at the hospital and they were perplexed that my breathing was not more labored after seeing the ex-rays I told them we had just done hot and cold and it made all the difference they just kinda of rolled their eyes in disbelief. I became a firm believer in hot and cold therapy I knew it had worked.
Loved this home remedy – thank you for sharing. Next time, though, please save the music background for just the intro and outro. On my laptop, the music just made the speaking harder to hear. Cheers!
This is awesome! Is it a one-time (7 series) treatment? How often can this be done safely?
That's so interesting. I've never heard of this. However, when my kids were little, several of them suffered from croop and asthma. I would turn the shower on as hot as it would go and let the bathroom fill with hot steam. I would hold them in there for a few minutes and then we would quickly go outside and breathe the cold night air. In our hot Kansas summers, I would start the car and turn the air conditioner on high and have them breathe that! It would certainly help them breathe better and stop the constant coughing. Your method might be more effective for heavy deep congestion. I will keep this knowledge in my "mental medical kit!" Thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much, this is super helpful and well explained. Bless you for sharing.
Do you use a towel to cover during the cold treatment or only use the towel to cover the hot treatment?
What do you think about putting cold towels in the freezer instead of using ice water? Would it work?
Thank you for your energy, efforts, time, and dedication to helping us!
Thank You!
Yes!! My naturopath taught me to use this 25 years ago. My children endured many a session of hot/cold packs.🙂 It works wonders!!
Thank you! I have been trained in hydrotherapy and really appreciate you getting this out to people. I like to use a bath foot mat towel for the hot towel and place them in a pot on a steamer rack. They get very hot but not dripping wet so easier to work with. Having 3 is helpful. Just put them back in the steamer and use in rotation.
Again, thank you so very much!
Thank you for sharing and will use when necessary. For high fevers we use ice packs or water bottle filled with ice to place between the legs; the femoral artery begins at the lower abdomen and runs down the thighs and ends at the knees so there is a lot of blood flow that the ice cools down as the blood recirculates throughout the body. A family member had the delta variant of COVID with intermittent fevers of 101-104F and this method decreased the fever by 2-3 degrees.
My grandfather would do a similar technique, but instead of hot and cold compresses, he would do hot teas and iced lemon water (no sugar or sweeteners). This helped us through many cold seasons, brochial infections and pneumonia. I will definitely add this simple, but effective, technique to our regimen come future ailments. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for this info. Your family/company has been such a blessing! God bless
I'm really interested in seeing more of this type of video. Home remedies.
Very, very helpful and useful. Thank you. (Thank you to your son!!)
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Wow! That was great information. I love home remedies. If you wish to share more, please keep them coming. Thank you.
Thank you so much for the very helpful flows for breathing problems.
I gather this is to bring blood to the area; to stimulate circulation, correct? I would think similar in theory as acupuncture?
Thank you for this great information, free , simple that anyone can use.