Angina and Tonsillitis

Sore throat, inflammation of viral or bacterial origin.

- Angina: acute inflammation of the pharynx, also localized to the tonsils. After angina, carry out a urine analysis (possible search for nephritis). We distinguish between red angina (viral - with head fever), white (mucosa covered with a whitish exudate), ulcerative (“Vincent's angina” - due to the association of 2 microbes).

- Tonsillitis: inflammation of a tonsil (lymphoid organ of the throat)

50 80% of tonsillitis are of viral origin. They are therefore treated with means other than antibiotics

Grated horseradish, parsley, chervil, watercress - Juice of turnip, celery, cabbage, leek, blackcurrant, fig

Acerola (organic vitamin C) - Goji

Propolis, aloe

Onion soup + garlic + thyme + barley - Mare's milk

Bacterola (Superdiet), 2 gels. X 2 / day during meals - LAB II (PariNat), 2 tabs. X 3 / day

Respir’caps (Superdiet), 2 caps. X 2 / jour au cours des repas - Practice une monodiète temporaire

Eliminate produits laitiers, sucreries, boissons gazeuses, fruits acides, aliments mucogènes (banane, arachide, farine blanche, tourtières, tartes commerciales, pâtes alimentaires, boissons chocolatées, jus de fruits sucrés, boulettes de viande…)

Avoid les aliments riches en gluten

Hot forearm bath (bowl): 10 minutes

Clay poultice with E.O. of Lavender, on the neck and throat alternately (Montmorillonite)

Rectal enema, colon hydrotherapy (several sessions)

Warm mouthwash with Phytolacca T.M. or Calendula T.M.

Gargles: 1 glass of hot water, 1 tbsp of sea salt, juice of 1 lemon or cabbage juice or cider vinegar

Natural silk scarf around the neck

Propolis spray with essential oils (Diétaroma)

Neck friction with E.O. Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus globulus) or Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia)

Pine (Pinus sylvestris), Thyme (Thymus vulgaris thymoliferum), Melaleuca (Melaleuca alternifolia)