Are You Walking Around With an O2 Tank, Nebulizers or Inhalers?

Some months ago, as a result of my research of medical and alternative medicines, I had found an article written by an M.D., David Williams. In it he described a nutritional medicine made from the bark of a tree found only in Ghana, Africa. The natives had been using it for years to cure lung ailments. They called it Yamoa Powder.

He brought it back with him, refined it, tested it on patients with all kinds of pulmonary problems-- and then had proof of its amazing healing properties. Well, that’s the history of how I came across it.

Before I took the Yamoa Powder, the doctor said I had emphysma. I guess 50+ years of smoking took its toll. Actually, it was more like an allergic asthma, brought on by allergies at certain times of the year. I was so short of breath, I couldn’t even do any form of exercise or exert myself just with common household chores. All that’s over now. After taking just one month’s worth of Yamoa—I am almost totally back to normal. I am sure I could change a flat tire, if I had to—without even panting. Make sure you’re not psychologically dependent on your inhalants, so you can ween off them little by little, as you feel the Yamoa working.) 

I’ve studied nutrition for years, so I am going to suggest you take two items along with the Yamoa caps.

1) 400 I.U. of natural Vitamin E (d-alphatocopherol) not dl-alpha (this oxygenates the blood allowing more O2 to reach the vital areas)

2) Comfrey, a nutritional that supports lung function.  After you finish the Yamoa caps, continue taking the vitamin E ad infinitum, as long as you are not on a blood thinner.

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John Livsey

This sounds promising, but where do you get it and what is the doseage?

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John Livsey

This sounds promising, but where do I get it and how much do I take?

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Penny Widell

Where can you get yamoa powder or is it not available yet?

I have asthma but do not think it is that bad, I can sometimes go without my inhaler, like when I am at home I do not use it at all.
But it is very troublesome at work, where there is a lot of dust.

Thank you,
Penny

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Chuck Bedell

After reading your information about Yamoa Powder and the information about Seanol from Dr. Robert J. Rowen (author in healthier talk) and a article I read by Dr. Johnathan Wright (author in healthier talk) about using glutathione with a nebulizer I am somewhat confused as to the best treatment for COPD. I have been inhaling Advair,Pro Air, Ventolin and Asmanex (all perscribed by my pulmony doctor) for almost a year and I am not happy with the way they are making me feel. My pulmony doctor does not seem interested in discussing natural cures. Being a senior on Medicare I am limited to my choices of doctors. I would just like to know what is the best way I can treat this disease naturely.

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Chuck Bedell

Go to yamoapowder.com. Great site for info on yamoa powder!!!

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