been feeling sick for about 2 weeks now. what is it?

Question

Hi there,
I've had this condition for about 2 weeks now. It started with a runny nose, then about 3 days later I got a sore throat which was not really bad and my lymph nodes got really swollen as well. I kept getting a runny nose in the morning and before going to sleep at night, at a day time it wasn't really bad. For these past 2 weeks I did not have any fever though. After about a week I went to a doctor and she prescribed an antibiotic which I've been taking for a week and today was the last day. Even though I still have a sore throat still and also this dry cough which started about 5 days ago. Also I noticed for the past 10 days or so I've been sweating a lot at night and it never happened to me before, not unless it was really hot. Also today I got a result of my blood test which was done at the time I went to a doctor and she said everything is normal except for my blood chemistry was too high which she said means I have a high vitamin concentration.

What could be causing this and how do I improve this condition? I tried rinsing my mouth with a mixture of salt and warm water but it doesnt really seem to help

Answer 1

Hi Autozone

You have a virus, so your body is trying to fight it off by coughing, sweating, and runny nose. Those are all good signs to fight the issue! You surpress the issue with anitbiotics, but that is done so lets move on. Here is what i would do to heal the issue asap:

a. drink a gallon of distilled water a day

b. eat (prefably juice) raw organic vegetables (few apples) for the next 7-10 days (even if you feel great after day 2)

c. eat or swallow any of these herbs and they will kill the virus better than any antibiotic will
cayenne peppers, raw garlic, raw onions, horseradish root

d. Think and feel positive emotions and thoughts. If you feel and think healthy, you will be! Energy is everything! Great way to live daily as well.

e. If you really want to get bold do hydrotherapy. This process involves moving new blood cells to the sick parts of the body.

Start in the shower with almost hot water (dont burn yourself) and get comfortable for a minute. Rinse all over then turn it all the way to COLD for a minute! Then go back to hot for a minute and repeat the process at least 8 times. End on cold, dress warm and go to bed. Repeat twice a day if needed.
What the hot water does is move the blood to the skin surface and the cold pushes the blood back deep into the body. In turn new blood cells have easier access to get into the sick areas of the body.

Best of health to you