Finally Beat That Nagging Cough: The Hidden Viral & Fungal Triggers (And How to Clear Them Naturally)
Ancient Health PodcastShow Notes
If you’ve had that pesky cough that’s been going around lately, you might be wondering what it means? In this episode, you’ll find answers and recommendations to help your body battle respiratory infections with herbs, light therapy and Chinese Medicine acupressure points. Show Notes: ⬇️
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Possible hidden viruses you might’ve picked up if you can’t shake a cough:
Enterovirus
Adenovirus
Rhinovirus
Dr. Motley’s Herbal Recommendations:
Astragalus Supreme: https://shorturl.at/ZZY8L
Olive Leaf Supreme: https://shorturl.at/Y0JjT
Melia Supreme: https://shorturl.at/eb4Ie
Other Recommendations:
Light Panels: https://www.biolight.shop/
DesBio Homeopathics (for practitioners): https://dbscript.com/product/asthma-plus/
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