KR20230034111A - Respiratory Disease Treatment - Google Patents

Abstract

Unlike other diseases, respiratory diseases are not easy to treat even with modern medicine. For example, for minor circulatory diseases, the affected area may be cut out while looking through an endoscope. Medicine may be administered orally so that the drug directly comes into contact with the affected area to alleviate the condition. Alternatively, the administered medicine may travel through the blood and spread throughout the body, improving the condition around the affected area. However, the respiratory tract is difficult to see through an endoscope, and oral medications are delivered to the respiratory tract through the blood through the digestive system. However, a method of treating respiratory diseases of the present invention is not a method of oral administration or injection of medicinal materials, but the ingredients of the medicinal drug that can treat a patient when breathing go directly into the lungs and sterilize and remove germs or diseased cells, not significantly affecting other organs of the human body, such as the stomach or intestine. There are plants that produce phytoncides that can sterilize and remove cancer cells and harmful bacteria while the ingredients enter the lungs and cause no harm to human bodies. The representative plants are cypress, fir, cedar, pine, and Chamaecyparis pisifera trees, which emit volatile substances with a biocidal effect to the outside through the leaves to exterminate bacteria, fungi, and pests that interfere with their survival. The scent of phytoncide comes from leaves, and these leaves are cut into very small pieces, molded into pills, candies, or jellies to take through the mouth, and chew the same, making the same linger for a long time. Thus, by inhaling the scent into the lungs, a treatment for respiratory diseases of the present invention can sterilize and remove cancer cells, infectious bacteria, and harmful bacteria in the bronchi and lungs.

Description

Respiratory Disease Treatment Method

Unlike other diseases, respiratory diseases are not easy to treat even with medicine. For example, in the case of small gastric diseases, the affected part is cut out while looking through an endoscope, or medicine is administered through the mouth so that the medicine directly contacts the affected part and the condition is alleviated, or the administered medicine travels around the body through the blood and spreads around the affected part. It can also improve the condition. However, in the respiratory system, only a part of the bronchi can be seen with an endoscope, and the treatment method for more than that is to administer the drug orally, so that the drug ingredients go around the stomach and large intestine and circulate in the blood, barely entering the lungs or intravenous injection into the lungs. is to enter into

The treatment of lung cancer, tuberculosis, and infections caused by corona infectious bacteria usually alleviates or treats symptoms through oral administration of drugs or injections. In special cases, surgery is performed, but when the disease grows and spreads throughout the body, there is no way. When using general anticancer drugs, cancer cells and normal cells are also attacked, so it is difficult to properly ingest the necessary nutrients to overcome the disease due to the long-term ability of the digestive system. So, recently developed targeted anti-cancer drugs attack only cancer cells, but they are also not effective against all cancers.

In many cases, it is not easy to cure diseases of the lungs with conventional treatment methods. For example, when an anticancer drug is used to treat lung cancer, the toxicity of the anticancer drug catches cancer cells, but damages other organs that were otherwise fine, causing problems such as poor digestion or hair loss. In particular, if the function of the digestive system is lowered, it will be worse than not using anticancer agents. Living organisms need to be filled with the necessary nutrients, and especially when they are sick, they need more nutrients to fight the disease. So these days, there are some cancer patients who have been able to see the effect of targeted anti-cancer treatment. However, targeted chemotherapy cannot cure all cancers.

The method of treating respiratory diseases of the present invention is not a method of orally administering or injecting medicines, but a method of sterilizing and removing germs or diseased cells by directly entering the lungs with the components of the medicines that can be treated during breathing. does not significantly affect other organs of the human body. Glacial acetic acid or lacquer, which are currently used in our lives, is sufficient to eliminate these cells or germs. However, these things should not be put into the lungs, but there are plants that give out phytoncide that can sterilize and remove cancer cells and harmful bacteria without causing problems to the human body even if they enter the lungs. A representative plant is the cypress tree, which is a volatile substance with biocidal efficacy produced to combat bacteria, fungi, and pests that interfere with its own survival, and is released to the outside through the leaves of the tree. In general, lung cancer patients get better or are cured by smelling the scent of phytoncide in the cypress forest. However, the effect of this phytoncide scent is inversely proportional to the cube of the distance, so the closer the emission substance and lungs are, the higher the effect. The present invention was conceived in view of the above situation, and is a method for making the phytoncide fragrance come from the oral cavity close to the lungs. The scent of phytoncide comes from leaves, not tree roots or stems. These leaves are cut into very small pieces and molded into pills, candy, or jelly, placed in the mouth, chewed, and allowed to stay for a long time. It is a respiratory disease treatment invented to sterilize and remove contagious bacteria and harmful bacteria.

Using the respiratory disease treatment method invented in this way, phytoncide released from the leaves directly sterilizes cancer cells and other harmful bacteria, so the treatment speed is fast. If you use it, you will be cured, but the speed of healing will be slow. In this case, applying a burn ointment or Merculom will heal quickly. Likewise, phytoncide with sterilizing power directly touches and treats cancer cells, contagious bacteria, and harmful bacteria in the bronchi and lungs, so the treatment speed is very fast and normal cells are not harmed, so there is no digestive function disorder and there is no problem with human immunity. treatment method.

The leaves of cypress trees, Japanese fir trees, cedar trees, pine trees, and Japanese apricot trees, which produce a lot of phytoncide, are finely squeezed and molded into pills, candy, jelly, or gum, and then chewed or melted slowly by putting them in the mouth. When inhaling the phytoncide scent, inhale through the mouth and exhale through the nose to prevent the fragrance from going out and enter the lungs. The effect appears quickly. When treated in this way, normal cells of the human body do not have any problems, and a respiratory disease treatment method invented to sterilize and remove cancer or harmful bacteria.

Claims (5)

In order to treat respiratory diseases, cypress leaves that emit phytoncides are chopped to sterilize and remove cancer cells, infectious bacteria, and harmful bacteria, and molded into spherical pills, gums, candies, and jellies. Respiratory disease treatment method invented to treat respiratory diseases by doing. The respiratory disease treatment method according to claim 1, which is invented to sterilize and remove cancer cells and infectious bacteria by processing globular leaves to treat respiratory diseases. The respiratory disease treatment method according to claim 1, which is invented to kill cancer cells and infectious bacteria using cedar leaves. The method of treating respiratory diseases according to claim 1, which is invented to kill cancer cells and infectious bacteria using pine leaves. The method of treating respiratory diseases according to claim 1, which is invented to catch cancer cells and infectious bacteria using Hwasa tree leaves.