Clear phlegm now! how to get rid of sputum: cold, flu, pneumonia

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[@MrPhysio]

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[@hoodieboots7222]

What about when the pleghm seems to be stuck up in your lower throat or to one side? Can't hock it out. Tried lemon and honey and carbonated water. Nothing works.

[@dr.ahmediqbal7224]

Can we do this with oxygen supplementation going on with nasal cannula?

[@garylong7096]

Recommendations. For fluid on the heart.? Thank You, my friend.

[@artiesha42]

@@hoodieboots7222 that's my question as well if you find out please share 😊😊

[@artiesha42]

@Blue Bird great question

[@andreasbyczkowski3435]

I enjoyed the fact that you DON’T “waste the listeners time”, but focus on communicating valuable self-therapy in a clearly understandable manner. Thanks!!! 👍🏻:😮‍💨🗣😀

[@barbaragianfrancesco3086]

After 80 years of chest infections this gives so much relief. No medication and simple to do. Thank you

[@wonjest23]

How old are you?

[@juanjr3917]

80 goddam are you like 100

[@paulinadeluca9117]

You can also turn your shower head onto the hottest setting possible, and leave the bathroom, come back 10 mins later when the bathroom is completely steamed up, and hang out in there for 30 mins. Turns every solid thing in your chest into liquid, making it super easy to cough up when paired with the techniques in this video

[@dannymartinez8522]

@@paulinadeluca9117 I do that is well. I rinse water n salt do gargles and that helps me too

[@greengamerguy623]

270 doctors and scientists are saying you're spreading dangerous misinformation. Not like there's millions of them or anything

[@blancamuriel8741]

I am currently in Hospital with Acute Bronchitis. So far have been with a lot of phlegm that does not come out. Started doing your exercises and it’s finally coming up. Thank you so much. Will ❤ continue this treatment at home once I’m discharged. You are a lifesaver❤

[@arealousbenjamin148]

HALLELUJAH THANKU KING 👑 JESUS CHRIST 4 SAVING US✨🙏🏾✨

[@lenorabarclay275]

I hope you are better ❤️

[@puniwong3478]

pretty sure it wasnt him. @@arealousbenjamin148

[@siorai1]

Did u recover ?

[@jenzen1987]

Thank you so much for these breathing techniques. Currently nursing a severe chest infection. The Dragon Breath worked the best. Also this video was entertaining. Haven't been able to smile or laugh all week until now. 💕✨Wishing you and Hin the best. 😊😅 🌬️🐲

[@lillianbrand1728]

I am 69 and have COPD, bronchiectasis, and of course emphysema. When I saw you blowing bubbles through the straw, I had a good laugh (which, within itself helped expel the phlegm!). All the years of being told not to blow through a straw because it's rude....I AM ECSTATIC!!! Now I can indulge and know I won't get chastised!!! Thank you!!😄

[@TrueHolarctic]

Nice

[@fatimaZahra-ch4gh]

Love this 😂

[@Sanpacu]

What a great video. This is the type of thing that makes the internet truly useful

[@vernitaflynn8666]

I like how you didn't chase a rabbit. Your delivery was coherent, percise and to the point. Very informative.

[@kunal_k_]

True that 💯

[@gloriabonia5173]

Amen

[@leoniea138]

Agree

[@zenbear4149]

Maybe the algorithm has heard me coughing so presented this video, but I've had a nagging cough for months (non-covid related). I tried this, and I've been coughing up phlegm for 15 minutes. And I do deep breathing and exercise every day. This really worked. Thank you!

[@yudistiraliem135]

Algorithm giveth and algortihm taketh, it gave me this video but also a bunch of videos of barely clothed girls that are gifted in chess area in this NNN event.

[@jessielewis4057]

Lolololo I just had a crazy coughing spell this evening for the first time and bam… video

[@thanafarmer6694]

@@jessielewis4057 lol

[@meechynailedit]

Got sick on thanksgiving and this helped alot before I even found this video I was doing something similar. Now that I know I’m on the right path I’m going to do it properly and hope I get rid of this cough soon

[@krissyrific]

Same!!

[@Simplentertainments]

Wow, this in combination with gargling warm salt water really helps! No more sugary food when there’s mucus. I’ve learned my lesson, and a solution for it too!

[@msvioletmoon]

I currently am day 7 with covid. I have been trying to cough up the phlem for the last 2 days. It's been stuck in there, like glue. But man, doing these breathing exercises brought up so much and I feel like I can actually get a full breath in now with out the phlem rattling and a non productive coughing fit. Going to keep doing this because it sure helps! Thanks!

[@ceceprincess4758]

I'm doing this and it's not workinf

[@judeirwin2222]

The word is phlegm.

[@BrunoFinger]

I hope you got better. I got COVID recently too and I am currently 1 month in having breathing problems. I am taking some lung medication which I am not super comfortable with including some corticosteroids which I am definitely not a fan of. Progress is very slow. I will start trying this technique in the shower today.

[@kristieG812]

​@@judeirwin2222 I'm guessing you're not a doctor 🤔😂🤦🏻‍♀️

[@boblinda1738]

A year ago when COVID started there was a British couple on holiday cruising on Princess. They both developed the virus and where ultimately transferred to a Japanese hospital. The hospital wanted to put the husband on a ventilator, but he refused. Instead he said he started rigorous deep breathing exercises. He recovered without going on the ventilator. His wife's case was not as severe. Both survived. He did a KZbin video telling of their experience.

[@janisdeluca3028]

Rushed around one morning to make a doctor's appointment so when they checked my oxygen level it was only 84...I did deep breathing for one or two minutes and brought it up to 91. The nurse practitioner went "Much, much better!" It's a good thing to know!

[@robinspear7895]

@@janisdeluca3028 What's the name of the guy or the name of the video?

[@esto11213]

@@sugarcandy4209 @robin spear probably late but i think the title is "EXPAND YOUR LUNGS: VIRUS, PNEUMONIA, COPD ASTHAMA" and youtube channel name is the REAL David Abel.

[@tea397]

@@robinspear7895- look up at the original poster. You tagged the wrong person.

[@elektriccobra]

!!!!!!!!! I'm not even sick, and this still cleared some random phlegm out of my lungs!! Thank you!

[@ebazileyes1475]

Everyone Sick!

[@SuperGenemachine]

@@ebazileyes1475 yes, physically or in the mind. 🙂

[@JR.Ewing1125]

@@SuperGenemachine 🤣

[@thembimavimbela8626]

Me too

[@Foxglove963]

elektriccobra. You better see a doctor. Could be beginnings of lung disease.

[@crystalsea72]

I'm saving this video forever. I laughed so hard at your wonderful facial expressions that brought out some phlegm by itself. Thank you so much for your beautiful personality shining through! Love it!

[@shintenkai1648]

Bronchitus, chest infections, flu's that lead to them, over 30 years I have trialed an errored with breathing techniques. This video confirms everything I have learned. Cleaning out my lungs as best I can has always led me to rapid recovery. Also it's crazy how relieving it is when you manage get rid of the majority of plegm build up. You can actually feel the tempreture of the air hit the bits of your lungs that have been clogged/covered up with plegm.

[@Anastashya]

I can 100% vouch for this technique! I had H1N1 double pneumonia and used the techniques shown. I swear they saved my life. 🥰

[@dalephillips8250]

Really? Amazing

[@thecrowfliesaway8990]

God bless you Serene

[@OdintheGermanShepherd]

That is great!

[@megaman1806]

These are the kind of comments I'm looking for on videos like this but instead they are rammed with comedian rejects.

[@hectorhawk5569]

Great to hear. How often did you do them?

[@bravesoul5743]

This suddenly appeared in my recommendation today 04/15/21 Ive had Covid and today is my 28th day since I had the horrible symptoms and 25th days since Ive been tested positive. I have dry cough and these few days phlegm wants to come out. I keep clearing my throat and I am lightly patting my chest and noticed some phlegm are coming out when I cough a little bit. I am gonna do this exercise too to add to my regimen. Pray for me to recover well and total healing.

[@aaronchavez9091]

How are you doing now?

[@ungivory6655]

Hello are you okay?

[@anshumaaan]

Use half spoon turmeric powder and crush 10 pc black pepper . Add 1liter water and boil till half liters. Drink 3 times a day. Also use aspirin once a day. This will dissolve clots in blood and oxygen will flow in vital organs easily.

[@sarjitkaur3438]

Are You ok now ?

[@husseinjamal9119]

Plot twist: He died.

[@anaalcazar1494]

Wow! I’ve been fighting the flu for 2 weeks with stubborn phlegm and this helped me immediately! THANK YOU!!!!

[@krisostrowski3054]

After being diagnosed with copd I was enrolled in a pulmonary rehab program. I don’t think I was taught your various breathing exercises but I was taught about blowing air through a tube into a container of water (which I do whenever the need arises). I will definitely add your various breathing techniques to my repertoire. Thank you for this video.

[@janisdeluca3028]

Deep breathing is just taking a long breath in through the nose. It should be longer than your exhale. Then holding it for just a moment (don't make it a contest...just for a moment). Then exhale through the mouth. Just keep it up and your oximeter readings will go up. (You should feel the inhalations in your diaphram). A nurse turned me on to this. Keep in mind that when you are in the hospital, they will not release you unless your oximeter reading is at least at 90. So, immediately after breakfast get ready for the doctors to make their rounds...relax and practice the breathing! If you can keep your readings up and have no other issues pack your bags. I have COPD and it's pretty bad but because I've eliminated some bad teeth I've stayed out of the hospital. I also had to get medication to avoid panic attacks....not necessarily because I can't breath but when I get hot and my need for oxygen goes up! The doctors in the hospital let me know that they cannot prescribe them and said I should talk to my primary doctor. i was so suprised she dashed off a prescription. Also, if you keep getting jury summons, call them up! COPD is an acute illness. After sending letters from my doctor over and over again, I finally talked to someone with brains who excused me permanately! Remove everything you can that creates anxiety and stress. COPD is enough trouble. Good luck...be well!

[@durgashands]

What’s copd? Thanks

[@clista4]

​@@janisdeluca3028I have severe nasal congestion, so this technique won't work for me

[@djoy4ly317]

@@durgashands A simple google search will provide much info!

[@PrincessofthePrincesses]

chronic obstruction pulmonary disease@@durgashands

[@jeffbenson9479]

Story of my life.. phlegm. Asthma

[@dedricklane4899]

Dairy free, soy free ,gluten free, cook with coconut oil because it’s lighter on your chest than every other oil, drink peppermint tea because stomach gas leads to asthma attacks too, get an allergy test and whatever your allergic too don’t eat anymore, don’t sleep with food on your stomach or eat past 9:00 your body digests doesn’t digest good properly past 10:30 and then the food starts to ferment in your stomach causing undue gas leading to more phlegm.

[@nuttyfroot]

I was going to suggest cutting out dairy too ❤

[@dedricklane4899]

@@nuttyfroot if anybody with asthma wanted to make 1 wholesale change that would improve their life forever it would be cutting out dairy because of that 1 change I’ve been able to go from taking my puffer all my life every other day sometimes twice a day to clearing out a lot of phlegm and taking a puff maybe 5 or 6 times in the last 2 years.

[@pennyc11]

Yeah, cut out dairy. It made me break out too. I use cocanut milk instead. Something else is causing s lot of phlem for me. Probably carbs. But plants bother my asthma too. I'll try this but my first thought is snot coming out of my nose. Hot mustard helps. I'd have a hard time with this method. I was very sick. high fever, could only drink 7up to prevent from throwing up. Guafinesin helped at a high dose. Plus Advair, flornase, it was a scary week. Might have been covid 19. It happened b4 testing started. Learned how to make high quality masks with filters, so far, so good.

[@dedricklane4899]

@@pennyc11 peppermint tea,hot water blackstrap molasses w/ spoon of baking soda, sparkling water for stomach gas. Try Neti pot sinus rinse for your post nasal drip.

[@malapoyo]

I was just expecting a useful but boring tutorial, and I end up laughing & smiling. 😄 This guy's awesome. 👍

[@Saddles_N_Sauvignon]

Thank you SOOOOO much for this!!! I’m currently on day 7 of the worst flu/COVID of my life. I haven’t been able to sleep because I felt like I was drowning and gasping for air. Genuinely terrifying. Every breath out was bubbling and crackling. After doing your technique only 2 x in a row I can actually take deep breaths and am coughing up so much fluid. Thank you!!! ❤🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 I can actually feel oxygen getting absorbed now!

[@matthewvengers1291]

Try blowing up a balloon for a few minutes every morning. Use a new balloon everyday. Godspeed.

[@Lurch685]

I’d be willing to wager your vitamin d levels are low.

[@meghanwillson9479]

yes! i had the crackling too! omg it was scary i recorded myself and listening back it sounds like i was possessed. such a horrible and scary sickness really makes you appreciate life.

[@jongoin4404]

@@Lurch685 What is the correlation with low vitamin “D” levels and coughing/phlegm??? I’ve heard someone else mention this the other day but with no explanation. Thanks in advance.

[@Lurch685]

@@jongoin4404 I honestly don’t know why it works.

[@JJHcars]

August 2023. This was the most helpful video for me to clear phlegm right away! I remembered after doing some deep breath exercises. I coughed up some thick phlegm that obviously needed to be outside my body. But since then I found myself struggling for air to breathe as if lungs were full. This popped in my recommendation videos today. I was laying down. Did some. I said nope let me stand up. Did every single one. Even blew water on my damn self the first time 😂 a few minutes later. Phlegm started to come out. Thanks so much. Will practice every day

[@nbadger160]

I'm a voice teacher and vocal coach. This is the best video I have ever seen for breathing and for clearing the lungs. I use this video and I highly recommend it to my students. The explanation and step by step instruction is brilliant. I am not fond of the straw technique but the straw and water at the end of this video is the correct ratio. I like that the straw is used without phonation (no voice) and it finishes off the exercise routine nicely. Bravo!

[@dl2one]

@Darkfarfetch I am also a beta cuck who secretly wishes to be loved even though I constantly berate people who are nice

[@jiltedlittle6868]

@Darkfarfetch OKAY SO I WASNT THE ONLY ONE THINKING- 🤣

[@iorifori91]

Braho

[@katehu7194]

Yes, I thought I recognized the water blowing as a vocal breath stream exercise 😅😊

[@quantumalight28]

...a physio with humiliry and a sense of humour..Very refreshing!

[@winterblommetjie]

I come back to this video every couple of months once flu season is around and it never fails. Thank you

[@maj.kamper9314]

This really helps! Thanks I was here last year for Covid and I’m here again because of the flu thanks for the video you got a new subscriber here.

[@meekellassidddiq4608]

I learned these exercises years ago from a Russian Naturopath. So glad I found your video.

[@renarich4942]

And u kept it to yourself

[@GrzegorzDurda]

Exercise followed by blowing up large balloons.

[@SuperGenemachine]

@@GrzegorzDurda so clowns that blowing up balloons to make figures with it have no phlegm?

[@GrzegorzDurda]

@@SuperGenemachine Well have a phlegm layer on all tissues in the body. Even between the organs as a sliding aid. The issue is excess due to irritation with an inability to clear it. Unless you exercise vigorously for 45 min 3x per week. Heart range in the 80-85%

[@good_to_be_gold8]

This was great. The internet is a blessing when you need some valid info 👍

[@ClamperDrew]

As an asthmatic, I found that forcefully exhaling like you did really helps clear up my wheezing. I always wondered if I was causing damage to my lungs, glad to see its a Dr recommended method.

[@vanced7145]

Very humorous and informative. Love this!

[@gigglestaekey2712]

i survived from covid almost 3 months ago but still have phlegm in my chest, been drinking meds since, hot ginger etcetc. this video suddenly came up as suggestion, i def gonna try it. wish me total recover soon! thank you all for the suggestions i really appreciate it. for the replies here saying it's not covid it's just flu, i had diarrhea symptoms too, which flu dont have that.

[@gigglestaekey2712]

but i still dont get how to do a proper breath in the stomach..................

[@eltigrechino3390]

@@gigglestaekey2712 stand sideways in front of a mirror. Place your hand just below your rib cage. Just keep practicing breathing so that only your hand moves. You'll get it! Got a friend who's a nurse or EMT - ask for their help. Or a singer with training - that's the secret of their projection.

[@Jess1234]

Try blk seed oil

[@petegregory517]

You have around a 99.87% of total recovery.

[@jeanwonnacott3641]

@@petegregory517 they do not know about total recovery percents yet. But, if a patient believes, it can become possible.

[@jennydiez1258]

My husband has been having excess mucus for 6mo. Today, he followed your advice and feels much, much better! Thank you!

[@rendontolentino9027]

Is he still alive?

[@jennydiez1258]

@@rendontolentino9027 Lol-- yep!

[@dawedarwin]

In those 6 months with mucus, did he cough or coughing with mucus?

[@margyeoman3564]

Wim Hoff, Wim Hoff, Works like a charm. Help in quitting smoking too.

[@greengamerguy623]

270 doctors and scientists are saying you're spreading dangerous misinformation. Not like there's millions of them or anything

[@effbawmb5895]

I've been dealing with a sinus infection and bronchitis (which is chronic for me) for over two weeks now, and the very first "huff" definitely loosened up some of the phlegm left over in my chest. I need to show this to my wife!

[@AJV-nw4yr]

Very good, direct to the point video. Thanks for making it so concise.

[@EightiesNut]

I have no idea why this was recommended, but strangely enough I watched it all and enjoyed every bit of it ...

[@chaseback5102]

I’ve been wheezing for a few days now. Just did this exercise and I started coughing up phlegm!!! Thank you!!!!

[@keithclark8030]

Just started wheezing myself. Thanks for the information.

[@matthewvengers1291]

Try blowing up a balloon for a few minutes every morning. Use a new balloon everyday. Godspeed.

[@godschild3640]

@@keithclark8030. I have stage 4 non small cell lung cancer. Adenocarcinoma ..this actually works. People drown to death with lung cancer ..

[@godschild3640]

@@keithclark8030. THE 💚LUNG 💚CANCER 💚PEOPLE💚 NEEDS💚 HIS 💚SO 💚WE 💚CAN LIVE💚..please LONGER 💚. TELL EVERYONE ON THE EARTH 🌎. WE WANT TO LIVE 🙏🏻

[@brianedwardsu7404]

How many days did you do it

[@leighmegan13]

Been struggling with a cough for a week. This has truly helped in a matter of minutes - thank you!

[@kiwipommiegirl]

I have COPD and found this a very helpful video,thank you! Have subscribed😊

[@ajzepp8976]

Much more effective when one is well hydrated. Hydration results in thinner, less viscous sputum, which makes it easier to cough it up and out past the vocal chords.

[@edricawebb1578]

HELLO. The lungs need to be hydrated the same as muscles. We all seem to understand that muscles need to stay hydrated for best health and performance, but most people don't understand that our organs, veins and vessels require hydration for proper performance, also. "Dry cough" means that your lungs are dehydrated and therefore you cannot cough up the phlegm/sputum. Then that crap stays in your lungs and becomes infected. This was always true even before Covid, so more important now.

[@OOTurok]

@@edricawebb1578 Yeah... the OP pretty much said that the technique is... "Much more effective when one is well hydrated."

[@edricawebb1578]

@@OOTurok Yeah, I was just trying to not only support the original comment, but give a little biological reasoning as to why hydration is so important to every part of our body, especially our lungs in times of respiratory viruses.

[@edricawebb1578]

@Coolerthan Afrieza "Up to 60% of the human adult body is water. According to H.H. Mitchell, Journal of Biological Chemistry 158, the brain and heart are composed of 73% water, and the lungs are about 83% water. The skin contains 64% water, muscles and kidneys are 79%, and even the bones are watery: 31%." The lungs are 83% water, the highest of any organ in the body. Why on Earth, with all of these viruses attacking the lungs, would we not promote super-hydration?

[@OOTurok]

@Coolerthan Afrieza The purpose of drinking juice & eating watery foods, like soups... is to provide nutrition in addition to maintaining hydration. Electrolytes are extremely critical to hydration... because without them, the cells in your body cannot absorb water. When you are infected with pathogens... you rapidly loss electrolytes into your bloodstream, as your immune system fights off the infection, which is passed through your urine. This is why people, who only drink water when they are ill, become bloated. The bloating is a sign, your cells are not absorbing the water. You also rapidly looses essential vitamins and minerals during an infection, which can be quickly replaced with different jucies. This is why doctors always say to drink plenty of fluids when you are sick, to get hydrated any way you can... & given that juices are 99% water... it will literally be impossible to become dehydrated drinking & eating only juices & soups.

[@jimbird3129]

Just watched. I’m 10 months out. Diagnosed in March. Spent entire month of April in hospital. Had keto storm glass lung syndrome. Multiple embolisms and infarctions on both lungs. Recovery after discharge all baby steps . On O2 24/7 till mid August off O2 now sputum production declining now hope these exercises help. Doc says lungs stiff from scarring but will improve. Hang in there everyone. Peace

[@knowledgelover2736]

This is saving me during a current chest cold. Thanks!!!

[@andreahoppe7777]

No idea how KZbin knew I was sick and recommended this to me. I wasn’t searching anything about being sick. Kinda creepy. Good video though!

[@tejamehu]

Yiu must be having android phone

[@adrianasimmons1033]

Same thing happened to me!

[@llllllllllilillii]

It's not "creepy" your phone and probably some alexa device you stupidly put in your house are listening to every move you make 24 hours a day and serving up ads to make money off us all and manipulate us all. Everyone with a smart phone has a surveillance device with them 24 7. It even uses a robot in the camera to "learn" human behavior and analyze your facial expressions through face rec and serve ads based on your feelings. The camera watches your every move. THAT'S CREEPY. Watch the movie "The Social Dilema"

[@JoyOfTheLORD.]

That was God buddy, He just loves us that much

[@andreahoppe7777]

@@JoyOfTheLORD. Amen! And I love Him too. ❤️

[@spud69g]

A steamy shower and leaning forward or bending over as much as you can on the exhales while doing those is even more effective, getting the "gravity" to work for you a bit by moving the effect from the bottom to the front of your lungs.

[@terywetherlow5980]

Yes .

[@terywetherlow5980]

@Blue Bird somebody cupping their hand whilst pounding gently between shoulder blades works like a charm w.steam also....tee aka dr mom

[@data2businessinsights469]

Excellent, I used this technique completely bending forward & say ha ha ha....all the bloody shits comes out

[@leoniea138]

Wish i had a shower

[@tedcarriker3293]

Additional information that is available.. Proning Basically it is a kneeling position, forehead to the knees or floor. Look for discussion online about proning to see demonstrations and breathing technique.

[@pattymeals2395]

The dragon illustration really helps to make things easier to understand

[@Mrs.Sokols]

Thank you so much! I played this twice and I’m already getting rid of the mucus!

[@karenroot450]

This worked great. Thank you! I now have a few friends to share this with.

[@sarahnorthrop9823]

AMAZING! I've been suffering for a week and no sleep due to a thick phlegm obstruction. I just found this video, tried the breathing exercises and it worked instantly! Thanks so much and I wish our GP's here in the UK would learn this.

[@blacksorrento4719]

This is so simple and very helpful, I had a speech impediment when I was younger, I was taught to use my diaphragm to control my breathing when I spoke, much as singers and actors do to project their voice. So many people shallow breathe without realising it, this all made perfect sense to me. Thank you for posting.

[@delrey-p]

I dont usually comment on videos like this but this massively helped!

[@indri_er]

My breathing feels much better after following this. Thank you.

[@susanelezebeth2751]

I have covid and wow this is really helping me get the mucus out of my lungs!! I spent awhile last year doing training breathing just in case I ever got covid & between that and this I'm thankful so far in my second week I'm still at home trying to navigate my way safely through it!! All glory to God!!

[@matthewvengers1291]

Try blowing up a balloon for a few minutes every morning. Use a new balloon everyday. Godspeed.

[@O1OO1O1]

No glory for the guy who made this video? Just God? So God's like the capitalist company owner who does no work but profits from the work of his disciples?

[@Greenstarz100]

Got some mucus in my lungs and this technique helped me get a lot of it out. Thank you

[@blancaarias9941]

Thank you. Helped with pneumonia. Live the humor too.

[@DaniHMcV]

I was skeptical but this really worked. I have whatever is going around now (December 2022), cold, flu, Covid, who knows, and I am full of congestion. This really helped to loosen it. My breathing is now completely clear. Will be doing this a few times every day until this passes! Thank you! :)

[@DaniHMcV]

@@Dap740 My husband had that!! Mine stayed fairly thin and not too difficult to manage, thank goodness :)

[@JohnWick-stardawg]

You know it comes and goes in a few weeks no matter what you do.i took paracetamol and guess what,it was gone in just over a week

[@ogs1951]

@@Dap740 how long did it last, ive just had covid and im in the coughing up thick green mucus phase, im down to about 4 hrs sleep a night

[@accradata]

​@@DaniHMcVhow are you and hubby now Dani?

[@adriennem7927]

Don't forget big peoples rsv!!!!!

[@robinspear7895]

I really appreciate the quality of this content! It doesn't just tell you WHAT to do, but WHY and HOW. Excellent!

[@ykdickybill]

I had what I think was COVID back in March 2020. It got so bad I could hardly breath. I stood in the shower for 10 minutes with it as hot as it would go, breathing in the hot moist air. This really helped loosen the phlegm and coupled with the deep breath and huffing I started bringing it up. I started getting much better straight away. Did this twice a day , first and last thing for a few days.

[@theolderigetthewrongbitget4746]

Same, but never thought about the shower, just leaned forward and 'huffed' up the phlegm as often as I could, after a few days it cleared up.

[@doinglifemyway1755]

Thank for sharing that. I have Covid and am reaĺly struggling

[@greengamerguy623]

270 doctors and scientists are saying you're spreading dangerous misinformation. Not like there's millions of them or anything

[@Plackomiot]

@@theolderigetthewrongbitget4746 Heat is important in fighting inflamation and just look at fever. Your body raises the temperature to fight the virus and your grandma would probably tell you to stay wrapped in the warm blanket when you are sick. This is not new and thats how people used to treat such ilnesses. Now many doctors say that you shouldn't reduce the fever unless you actually get too hot which can be dangerous. There were a study saying that reducing fever during covid lead to lower antibodies levels compared to the controll group. While working as a site engineer i used to get warm air on my legs in the car to fight any flu which after a few hours of driving would get much better.

[@karrithebestlira3085]

What if I accidentally swallowed it

[@Technicaldif]

I feel like no one mentioned the ending. It was gold. Thank you for the advice too

[@eliottrodriguez7425]

You are a GENIUS! Thank you for sharing this.

[@jonathanjones6971]

I feel like this is a VERY helpful video for us when we are struggling with these issues! Thank so much !

[@DooCue]

Thank you for posting this exercise. I feel so happy that you have steered me to a way that I can become an active agent of my own health. Every few years, I develop a terrible bronchitis that can last for 6 to 8 weeks. The “wet” cough is ugly, especially in these days of Covid and keeps me from going to places where I am around people. I don’t like medicines and home concoctions are rarely effective. This exercise significantly cleared my lungs in two days and greatly brightened my outlook. Great explanation.

[@CandorCandor]

Good morning Mr Physio. Thank you so much.😊 Subscribed ❤

[@desmondehoppie4758]

Great. Very Informative. Thank You for taking the time to make this video.

[@marylandsmann1175]

You're a genius. I got relief right away. Thank you

[@kayhale8972]

This was AWESOME! I was doing this with you and it worked! I just subscribed!

[@donnabreen424]

I had Pneumonia last Christmas still have breathing problems new subscriber here ill try this thanks 😊

[@ellenedwards2928]

God Bless you for helping people!!!

[@abeshouli8087]

Wait this is actually amazing. It helped me so much and I’ve had a dry cough with crackling for days.

[@briannazanelli9869]

This is incredible. I can’t believe how well this worked. I have a chest infection and this truly helps

[@KodyKimani]

This is brilliant! The huffing dragon one clears me - my daughter says I sound like a ghost doing it lol but it sure works! Thank you!

[@ginavandam735]

Thankyou so much!🤗 That helped a lot...Greetings from Sweden

[@WayneTheWolf]

This cleaned up my jockey itch overnight, thank you so much!

[@janegreen9340]

Very clearly explained, thank you. Couple of years ago, after a heavy cold, I woke up “drowning” in mucus - couldn’t breathe in at all - frightening. Knowing and practising these techniques may have prevented that. Perhaps we all need to re-learn diaphragm breathing especially now. Thanks again and keep well.

[@gkelectrical1]

Interesting I had something very similar. All of a sudden I couldn’t breathe due to mucus being produced in my lungs. Doctors gave me antibiotics but couldn’t shift it. In the end they gave me a brown inhaler and tat has kept the mucus at bay. This started about 5 years ago

[@brianedwardsu7404]

​@@gkelectrical1what's a brown inhaler

[@HeroicSport]

Beautifully explained, thank you!

[@juliakent2560]

I just tried it out. It is working! Thank you!

[@laurae72able]

I have the flu and fighting congestion, this technique really helped, thank you

[@followyourheart7818]

Thank you so much I learned something I really needed to know. Your video popped up just at the right time. Made me remember why I originally joined KZbin and other informative channels. Subscribed.

[@Hollystein]

Thank you! How the internet knew I needed this though is kinda scaring me

[@mab4151]

This is excellent for clearing my lungs, thank you!

[@jorgecortes9926]

I remember doing something similar to this when I was admitted to the emergency room years back. I was wheezing when I breathe through my nose and mouth. Doctor said I could of died if I waited any longer been admitted. One of the staff told me to breath in 3 times and then the last one breather fast and hard. That exercise pushed a lot of the phlegm i had in my lungs. And I felt so much better no more limited breathing.

[@ivanvalentin3898]

Doctors full of shit

[@Jim-ok9zi]

I’ve followed your instructions and it definitely helped me get some of phlegm out of my lungs. Thank you so much.

[@priestessishtah333]

Thank you so much for creating this content. Blessings to you. ❤️

[@garnetmuse]

You're very funny and your video format is great I'm going to check out your other videos

[@mariatischler3476]

Thank you very much! It is very helpful.

[@TraceyMush]

In my experience, with my own cough following a cold, the important part of this is the breathing out as long as possible. Breathe out until you feel there's nothing left and you are actually making a wheezing noise. The wheezing noise is the phlegm starting to come up. At that point I can cough a bit and get something out. Instead of all that coughing without anything coming out. I'm a smoker so I always cough, and I do suffer with a cold so this strategy is great for getting rid of phlegm.

[@maryi7923]

The first time of

[@2or3ministry48]

This is brilliant! Thank you for caring

[@phililemlangeni3266]

This is great and you are hilarious! Thank you.

[@LDeep843]

Tried this one time and coughed up a massive amount, I’m feeling better.

[@kingrook8039]

I've been suffering with pneumonia for almost 4 weeks.. I did this yesterday and once again this morning again and Holy hell I almost feel normal again. THANK YOU.

[@carmella88]

How did you recover

[@brianedwardsu7404]

How did you heal

[@jaswinderupaul1810]

OMG! This is an amazing technique, instant relief from a horrible phlegmy cough! Thank you soooooo much

[@lc5346]

Thank you! This is a great video and helping me a lot as I am sick with bronchitis right now

[@atheena2575]

The 2nd technique worked for me😀👍

[@chriscalafatello1304]

I’ve seen a doctor claim all sickness starts with flem and congestion. Breathing is also very important

[@haramsbae1507]

Breathing is very important?? Fck me, who'd of thought it??

[@SuperGenemachine]

@@haramsbae1507 yes, if you don’t breathe you die , that’s what I heard.

[@faithfulservant2364]

Dr. Sebi

[@rdhawk929]

@@faithfulservant2364 Exactly!

[@donnybrook8824]

@@haramsbae1507 So you take deep breaths and hold it in for 5 seconds and breathe out slow 24/7? foh troll

[@RejuvenateSimple]

now this is GOOD thank you very much,sharing it this season!

[@free2bfree583]

Excellent video. Clear instructions. Very helpful. Thank you..

[@englishcountryman1900]

Few years ago I discovered by chance that coughing at the end of the breathe will get rid of phlegm easier w/o injuring the trachea. Thanks for the extra tips with deep breathes moisturizing the air sacs for even better results

[@themovies2000]

Thank you! Very helpful, important info. Much appreciated.

[@shanachilton1767]

Thank you for posting this, it is really helping me right now.

[@kamio932]

tysm that water blowing technique into the huff and coff worked so well

[@trcounce]

I've been having issues knowing that I need to get it put in a controlled way for over a month...this video instruction helped me a lot!! Thank you!!!!

[@melaniehancock2210]

I have pneumonia and just tried this and it brought up a lot more from my chest than simply coughing. Thanks!! I’m going to do this until I’m better.

[@politicalfoolsandhorses]

Thank you for this. I was told by a friend who noticed I had a cold and it does work nicely. Thanks again.