Conventional treatment of asthma
Asthma treatment with traditional medicines is useful, but lately we see reports of increased heart disease that these drugs pose. In addition, a recently published report in the journal Pediatrics reviewed recent studies on Tylenol and found that the drug can exacerbate asthma in children and adults who already have the disease, and even cause new cases.
A Natural Approach
Natural medicine can significantly strengthen immune function, which in turn can help prevent asthma attacks. If you are looking for ways to manage asthma naturally, here are some tips:
- Exercise: Physical activity increases lung capacity and strengthens the muscles you need to breathe.
- Acupuncture: There is evidence that acupuncture controls some inflammation in body tissues when allergic reactions.
- The Omega-3 fatty acids: They have a direct anti-inflammatory effect on mucous membranes. In a study of 29 children with asthma, those who took fish oil for 10 months reduced their symptoms compared to children who took a placebo.
- Vitamin D: Studies show that children with asthma have low vitamin D levels compared to children without asthma symptoms.
- Butter-bur: This natural herb has anti-inflammatory and anti-allergic, research studies have shown that they can help control asthma.
The connection with chiropractic
It is vital for your health and the immune system is well balanced inflammatory response. Inflammation is your body's effort to deal with the damaged tissues and begin repair. The unrest in these systems can lead your body to hurt himself.
Chiropractors focus on keeping your body well balanced, which indirectly affects asthma. A healthy spine is essential for a healthy nervous system, which coordinates all other systems in the body.