By Dennis & Bethany Buettner with CJ Ross

His Dogged and Determined #JohnsHopkinsMedicine Doctor Team Referred, Willie ~ the Boy Whose Incurable Cough Just Wouldn’t Stop — and He Was Instantly & Permanently Cured, Simply by Watching a YouTube Documentary on Habitcough.com

There was no cure; let alone a diagnosis for 8 year old Willie’s unstoppable, vicious, mystery, chronic cough. When all medicine, procedures and treatment failed, a Johns Hopkins Medicine pediatric pulmonologist referred Willie to Dr. Weinberger’s “cure by-proxy,” YouTube documentary on HabitCough.com. Willie’s parents were wonderfully shocked & amazed when he was instantly, and permanently cured from his nightmare of a “mystery cough”, in mere minutes — just by watching the documentary.

Yes, Willie was literally cured, just by watching Dr. Weinberger’s cure “by-proxy” YouTube documentary video.

Everyone coughs — as they have for tens of thousands of years. Cough aerosol spray droplets spread deadly influenza, virus and disease. Until now, there has never been a repeatable, peer reviewed and published, permanent cure by-proxy, available, for free, everywhere in the world.

“Unfortunately, the majority of [acute cough] therapies available are currently recommended based on historical practice rather than on scientific evidence.” — Emily M. Ambizas, PharmD, MPH, BCGP (Note: There is NO mention of a permanent cure.)

“In the United States, cough is the most common complaint for which patients seek medical attention and is the second most common reason for a general medical examination, accounting for more than 26 million office visits annually.” Diagnosis is essential for effective treatment. — Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (US); 2013 Jan.

Preparing for a New Era in Chronic Cough Management:

“Cough is the most common reason for primary care visits, with up to 85% receiving prescriptions for treatment. Despite these high prescribing rates, the majority of patients report no symptom improvement. For example, it is reported that almost 60% of patients receive codeine-containing antitussives; 45%, proton pump inhibitors; 26%, antidepressants; 15.5%, antianxiety medications; and 13.9%, neuromodulators, such as gabapentin. An average of $3266 is attributed to annual medical costs per patient (including prescription medications, office visits, and hospitalizations). Emergency department visits and hospital utilization due to negative sequelae of continued coughing also contribute to the increased cost of managing chronic cough. Even annual costs for over-the-counter (OTC) antitussives, which only temporarily suppress symptoms, are estimated at as high as $1 billion to $3.5 billion.” — The American Journal of Managed…