Curious about how to stop asthma attacks and other nasty asthma symptoms? Look no further. Asthma may have no cure but there are plenty of ways to treat the symptoms. In other words, read these articles for some tips on how to stop the worst of your asthma symptoms.
There is a way to breathe better and it has nothing to do with taking deep breaths like you may have learned in yoga practice. The Buteyko Breathing method promotes better breathing by breathing less. The Buteyko Breathing method is a series of breathing exercises and principles that work by encouraging you to breathe as … Read more
[et_pb_section fb_built=”1″ _builder_version=”3.22″ custom_margin=”0px||” custom_padding=”0px||”][et_pb_row _builder_version=”3.25″ custom_margin=”0px||” custom_padding=”0px||”][et_pb_column type=”4_4″ _builder_version=”3.25″ custom_padding=”|||” custom_padding__hover=”|||”][et_pb_text _builder_version=”4.0.6″ text_font=”||||||||” text_font_size=”16px”] As we approach 2021, I hope you’ll be inspired to try out a new resolution this year … How about if you finally put your asthma symptoms behind you? I promise: if you do the work, you really can Breathe Better in … Read more
The connection between acid reflux and asthma symptoms is real but often overlooked. Think about it. As an asthmatic, you’re constantly dealing with the effects of dust, pollution and other allergens making your symptoms worse. Now imagine what something as corrosive and irritating as stomach acid can do to your throat, esophagus and airways? It … Read more
Asthma attack stories are all the same, and they’re all different. You never forget the first time you struggle to breathe, no matter how old you are when it happens. We all have different triggers and different stories, but we all share that same fear. And we all share the frustration of having medicine that … Read more
If you’re like me, you know the side effects of albuterol (also called ventolin) all too well. That’s because if you’re like me, you’ve probably gone through long periods of time using your asthma rescue inhaler incorrectly. In fact, some research shows that anywhere from 60-70% of all asthmatics do not take their rescue inhalers … Read more
It might sound too good to be true, but one of the easiest things you can do to help manage your asthma symptoms is to drink more water. For asthmatics, staying properly hydrated can be the difference between phlegmy congestion and clear, effortless breathing. In fact, drinking more water was one of the first things … Read more
All of us asthmatics have been there, with an impending asthma attack and wondering what to do. Everything is normal and then suddenly you feel a slight constriction in your throat or perhaps a dry phlegm that’s hard to pass. It’s the tell tale sign of an impending asthma attack. When this happens, some asthmatics … Read more
If you have asthma like I do, you’ve probably asked yourself, ‘can asthma be cured?’ No one wants to be dependent on expensive preventative asthma inhalers like flovent or advair, etc. Or even worse—dependent on nasty rescue inhalers like ventolin or albuterol. The good news though is that you can absolutely get rid of 99% … Read more
After a lifetime of using (and sometimes abusing) asthma medicine, you’re probably asking yourself: is it possible to get natural asthma relief? I’m happy to report that yes, relief is possible. I use natural ingredients and processes as part of a holistic strategy to reduce my asthma symptoms. A good diet, exercise, and even CBD … Read more
How To Cope With Wildfire Smoke And Asthma If you’re on the west coast of North America or in northern Europe right now, you’re probably wondering how to survive wildfire smoke and asthma. What’s the best way to protect your lungs? If you are dealing with wildfire smoke and asthma, don’t panic – you can do … Read more
