|
WARNING: This home remedies site is intended to be archival in nature. The natural remedies here are submitted by numerous people from around the world, and we have no way to test or verify every remedy. As such these home remedies should be used for academic purposes only. Never use any home remedy or other self treatment without being advised to do so by a physician.
|
Home Remedy Topic: Asthma37 home remedy submissions for Asthma
| Submitted at 2010-03-30 22:39:28 from 4.224.24.16 |
put on teaspoon of baking soda and sea salt into glass of water and stir and drink.
|
| Submitted by 0 at 2009-12-22 09:47:52 from 69.255.241.236 |
Asthma treatment- using Tumeric, Boswellia and Sea salt.
Take 400 mg. of Tumeric, 250 mg. of Boswellia, and breathe very deeply through a home-made sea salt inhaler (see below) for 10 deep inhalations-all twice daily- every day to maintain excellent lung health.
Home-made sea salt inhaler.
You will need= an old plastic pill bottle with a plastic lid, electrical tape-or other pliable tape, a paperclip, pliers, and coarse sea salt.
Open up the paperclip to form a straight piece of metal. Grab the paperclip near the end with the pliers, hold the other end over the flame or heat of a stove until the end gets red hot. Now, with the bottle sitting on a table, quickly melt holes through the sides of the very bottom of the bottle every 1/8' until you go all the way around the bottle. You may have to heat the paperclip up again to do this depending on the thickness of the bottle. Now, put holes in the very center on the top of the lid every 1/16' (at least 12 holes) leaving the perimeter still solid. Now, fill the bottle 1/3 up with sea salt. Next, wrap tape around the top sides of the lid on well to seal off any air leakage and PRESTO!!!...you've just made a sea salt inhaler that companies charge good money for!
To use= simply put your mouth over center of the lid and breath deeply in, remove mouth from bottle and hold for 5 seconds, exhale as deeply as you can. Repeat this process for 10 inhalations.
** It would be helpful to obtain the highest quality supplements possible, as they will be more potent. The mg. dosages is what has worked great for me. I've discovered this remedy on my own by doing lots of research of natural supplements and experimenting. It would also be wise to avoid smokey, dusty or moldy conditions or environments. My asthma was severe and is now very under control. Good luck to you!!
|
| Submitted at 2009-12-12 15:59:36 from 74.190.111.243 |
When i go to parties, i usually get an asthma attack because of me laughing so much and my friends having dogs in their house. if i dont have my inhaler with me, i just usually drink any soda they have. it helps..
|
| Submitted at 2009-09-29 14:52:34 from 75.84.186.89 |
FOR A TIGHT CHEST W/PHELGM, DRINK HOT, LIGHT TEA WITH LOTS OF LEMON AND STEVIA INSTEAD OF WHITE SUGAR OR HONEY.
IT WILL BREAK UP THE CHEST CONGESTION AND YOU WILL BE ABLE TO COUGH UP THE PHLEGM.
USE DUSTMITE DETERGENT SOLD ON INTERNET AND WASH ALL BEDDING ONCE A WEEK TO REDUCE ALLERGIC REACTION TO DUST/DUSTMITES.
USE VINYL DUSTMITE PILLOW AND MATTRESS COVERS COVERS ON YOUR BED.
GET RID OF YOUR CARPET AND REPLACE WITH TILE, WOOD, FLOORING.
CARPET IS THE BIGGEST ASTHMA TRIGGER KNOWN TO MAN.
|
| Submitted at 2009-05-23 10:27:26 from 70.161.163.20 |
My grandma drinks Coca-Cola to help here when she is having trouble breathing, I use it too, caffeine is good for your asthma I guess.
|
| Submitted at 2009-03-01 00:43:27 from 68.203.167.165 |
In high school I ran out of albuteral (we didn't have insurance) and someone's perfume and stress triggered an attack. A good friend sat down with me for about an hour and coached me to 'smell the coffee.. then blow on it 'cause it's hot' rhythamatically for about an hour until I was breathing well again. To this day that's the first thing I do when I have an asthma attack. It both calms me and forces me to breathe.
|
| Submitted by carla at 2008-03-19 12:18:53 from 71.221.43.85 |
I had adult onset asthma for 14 years. I was maxing out on my 3 medicines and still couldn't get it under control. Two years ago, I was desperate and thought I would research to see if new medical research showed anything I could do. After research, I started taking the following daily: 1-2 Tbsp. ground flaxseed in yogurt; Magnesium; Calcium;Co Q-10; Zinc; Vit D; Vit E; Vit C; Omega 3 Fish oil 2 capsules a day; Flaxseed oil 2 capsules (not good for men); selenium; B-50; 1 folic acid; gingko. This was in addition to my regular vitamin. I was hoping for a 10-25% improvement in breathing, and did not expect a reversal in the disease. I was very surprised to be able to no longer need my meds within a month. I think the Omega 3's in the flaxseed stopped the inflammation and I've read it takes about 2 weeks for them to affect every cell in the body. I don't take zinc or selenium everyday now as that is not recommended. But considering I used to have allergies 9 months out of the year and severe asthma with that, I am amazed. I am like I was before the asthma. I only need my inhaler if I am severely exposed to dust or an allergen now. In fact, I had to throw one out that expired and hadn't been used up. Another help I discovered was the Oxycise breathing method to open lung airways if exposed to allegens. I hope this helps you. I recommended it to another asthma sufferer and he was able to go off his meds as well.
|
| Submitted at 2007-12-30 09:39:27 from 68.84.187.56 |
Fish oil ( the odor is removed) taken daily reduces inflammation all over the body . It works great for preventing asthma.
|
| Submitted by Vrinda Unhale,India at 2007-10-21 13:25:24 from 59.161.21.137 |
For asthma patients hot steam of nilgiri oil is very beneficial.Besides juice of cabbage should be taken regularly.
|
| Submitted by rosetree at 2007-06-27 09:53:38 from 68.79.91.31 |
lavender oil rub on chest and n hale it
|
Page 1 of 4
Next Page >>
|
Copyright © 2003-2005 - Webmaster - Link Exchange
|
|
|
