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Lungs: i've been drinking herbal respiratory tea (thyme, eucalyptus) noticed some of the mucous that carries out debris changed to a bright white?
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consider candida: When mucous is white one consideration is yeast over growth. Thyme oil is good against yeast but it may be necesssary to avoid dairy, wheat, and sugar as well. Avoid Benadryl (diphenhydramine) which is drying. Read about high histamine in food and consider using non corn based vitamin c to lower histamine.
Answered 6/9/2019
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