Pulmonary Tuberculosis

Contagious and inoculable disease, due to the Koch bacillus (Mycobacterium tuberculosis), common to humans and animals.

We distinguish:

• <b>closed pulmonary tuberculosis</b> whose lesions do not communicate with the bronchi; the sputum does not contain Koch's bacillus,
• <b>open pulmonary tuberculosis</b> whose lesions are chained in the bronchi, <b>contagious </b>by the presence of Koch's bacilli in the sputum
• Other tuberculosis: cutaneous (<i>Lupus timidus</i>), osteo-articular (Pott's disease), lymph node (Careau's disease), adrenal (Addison's disease)

Oil of halibut liver

Sprouts of alfalfa, clover and wheat - Juice of young cereal shoots

Wheat germ with food

Carrots, red beets, raw cabbage

Propolis - Pollen (Superdiet), 1 amp. / day for 20 days

Ortho-bone (AOR), 4 to 8 capsules / day with meals - Horsetail, added to food

Kyolic (Quest) liquid, 30 drops days

Moderate heliotherapy (cautious sunshine)