friendphil

Chinese herbalism might be an effective approach. There are various shops in Thailand, ranging in competency and offering different pricing. Finding one with a qualified herbalist might be possible, and if not, one with a manual of herbal remedies. Here in the US, there is an online outlet that carries a couple of remedies that may well address the issue. See activeherb.com and look for "nasal and sinus support". If you are able to try their products, please let me know your results!

It may be hard to understand for some or even for many. But perhaps getting to familiar with the dangers (and there must be dangers, if an average of 10 people per day are drowning in LOS) that are at the root of the statistics would make it easier to understand, and might be the beginning of fewer drowings.

Hey, I'm a lover! And I commented.

And what does that mean? I mean, what are we able to see in that vital glimpse, and what does it lend to our understanding of that complex world? My estimation is, not much.

Perhaps the challenge of reading this has left some with no new information.

Those are foolish words. Every nation needs friends, even if you're the richest country in the world. That status can fall away very fast, and with Trump's trade policies (i.e., tariffs) they will fall away fast. Trump only understands, it seems, "I win-you lose" deals, and not a win-win philosophy. This American has no confidence in the Trump administration and I expect the USA to be third-rate, soon,

Thanks for reminding me of this exercise! I would like to also suggest the areas of herbal medicine and diet, where there is much to address the issue.

Don't you know? It's the new style of government! A convicted felon is about to be sworn in as president of the USA. It's disgusting.

I'm not in Pattaya, but in Khon Kaen. My wife very recently had a nerve test on her right arm/hand/fingers and the cost was around 11,000 baht at the Bangkok Hospital here. I don't know if I'd call that a rip-off or not, but it seemed to open the door for more treatments at the University Hospital here.