Aural tuning with a head cold

[Jonathan Finger]

Heads up for those of you rushing out to take miracle cold supplements.


Echinacea in particular can be an insult to your body.  :)

Not to say that garlic, and other herbs/supplements don't work, just
saying that eating right, and getting lots of sleep are your best bets.

The 3 G's (Ginko, Gensing, Garlic, are all blood thinners, combine that
with asperin (which many take regularly), and you've got some
coagulation issues. 

I know, I know, off topic.  But important to keep in mind as we all get
colds this time of year.

Preventative maintenance is your best bet.

Jonathan Finger RPT

-----Original Message-----
From: pianotech-bounces@ptg.org [mailto:pianotech-bounces@ptg.org] On
Behalf Of gordon stelter
Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 9:04 PM
To: Pianotech
Subject: Re: Aural tuning with a head cold

Zinc echinacea lozenges ( available at good health
food stores ) are the best thing for colds. These have
truly, rapidly worked for me, and several of my
friends.
     Thump

--- Piannaman@aol.com wrote:
> Liszt,
> 
> Tuned a nice upright today.  A William Steinberg,
> made in Germany.  What 
> wasn't nice was my head throbbing from a cold.  My
> hearing was definitely 
> affected.  I could still hear everything I needed to
> hear, but it was a bit 
> more challenging than normal.  And it was
> irritating.  Made my head throb.  
> I'da rather been doing something else, anything
> else, especially when her 2 
> 1/2 year old boy reached the end of his rope about
> the time I hit the high 
> treble...
> 
> Anybody else enjoy tuning with a head cold???
> 
> Dave Stahl
> 
> 


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