Natural Ways to Treat Asthma: The Prescriptions
Symptoms
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Most frequently there is shortness of breath, wheezing, and coughing. Â This becomes so bad at times that the patient fears he may choke to death. Â The severest attacks frequently occur during the night or early morning. Â
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The patient feels that he must fight for air, and may have to get up and go to an open window, or some place where there is a great deal of fresh air. Â In sever cases, the patient may become almost black in the face or the complexion may become livid because of a lack of oxygen.
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Causes
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Most, but not all, patients with asthma are found to be allergic to certain substance (antigens), which provoke an acute attack. These substances range from various foods, drugs, and chemicals to pollens, and many other substances.
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The respiratory passages become filled with mucus, making breathing very difficult. Â It is not infrequent in asthma sufferers to find that there is some associated problem in the stomach, intestines, or kidneys. Â Eating certain foods will sometimes bring on an attack.
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Testing for CausesÂ
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·       Food allergies: blood or electrodermal testing
·       Vitamin and Mineral Deficiencies: blood analysis
·       Candida and Flora balance: stool analysis
·       Toxic Metals: hair or urine analysis
·       Permeable intestines: urine test
·       Stress hormone DHEA and cortisol: saliva or urine tests
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The Natural Prescriptions:
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Essential fatty acids: Â Formulas that contain flaxseed oil, fish oil or a mixture of omega 3, 6, and 9 fatty acids are helpful for preventing asthma. Â It may take 4 to 8 weeks for your body to start to improve and for you to notice the improvement.
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Dosage: Take 1 to 2 tablespoons of flaxseed oil or 4 to 8 grams of fish oil daily. Â Or take a natural formula as directed on the container.
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Magnesium: this relaxes the bronchial tubes and improves lung function. Â Nutrition-oriented doctors may also use magnesium by injecting it for acute asthma.
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Dosage: Take 250 mg 2 to 4 times a day. Â Reduce dosage if loose stools occur.
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Vitamin C: Vitamin C lessens spasms of the bronchial passages and has antiallergy benefits. Â Use a nonacidic product, such as calcium ascorbate.
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Dosage: take 1,000 mg 2 to 4 times a day. Â Reduce the dosage if loose stools occur.
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Astragalus: this is used to strengthen the lungs and to prevent respiratory infections that can trigger asthma.  Don’t use it though if you have a fever.
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Dosage: take 500 to 1,000 mg twice a day.
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Antioxidant formula: anti-oxidants decrease the inflammatory responses of the airways.
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Dosage: as directed on the label.
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Homeopathy remedies are also another prescription.
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These natural prescriptions have been tested and are effective on their own, but sometimes they are even more powerful when combined into formulas. You can check out the natural formulas by clicking on the links below.
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Natural Formulas:
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BronchoSoothe is an inhaled formula
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Oxy 17 is taken in capsules








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