There's no need to put up with using an asthma inhaler for the rest of your life. There are natural methods that you can use to relieve or cure your asthma, without the need for drugs.

Imagine how great it will be to be able to breathe normally.

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You may be wondering if it's safe to use natural treatments to cure your asthma. After all, if it was possible to cure asthma, then surely your doctor would do that rather than prescribe drugs? The trouble is that generally our doctors aren't trained about alternative medicine, so they may not know about these alternative cures or they may be skeptical because their years of medical training have taught them to think in one direction.

There are several ways to cure or reduce your asthma naturally:

Hypnosis for Asthma

Hypnosis is a totally natural treatment. There are no drugs involved and no side effects. Hypnosis works with your body to get you through the stressful times that would normally lead to an asthma attack.

Natural Asthma Cures and Remedies

Even though your doctor probably doesn't know about these cures (remember, the drug companies can't patent natural cures, so there's no profit), there have been successful clinical trials that have shown these natural treatments are successful.

The Buteyko method has had success in trials in both Russia and New Zealand. It uses a series of breathing exercises focusing on nasal breathing, breath holding and relaxation.

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There are a number of reasons why people develop asthma. Some of the factors that can cause asthma include:

• A family history of asthma or allergies


• Smoking while pregnant increase the risk of your child being asthmatic


• Smokers are more likely to develop asthma


• Pollution in your environment (an air ionizer may help with this)


• Pet allergies


• Irritants in the workplace

The severity of asthma symptoms varies from person to person. Heavy asthma sufferers may experience all these symptoms whereas light sufferers may only experience them from time to time:

• Uncontrollable coughing


• Wheezing, caused by a restriction of your airways


• Shortness of breath


• A tight feeling around the chest

All asthma sufferers will have been prescribed a reliever which is designed to quickly ease the symptoms of an asthma attack. The reliever helps open your airways, making it easier to breathe. Obviously if you have been prescribed an inhaler, you should make sure you always have it close to you.

If you have an infection and are an asthma sufferer, then your doctor may prescribe a short course of steroid treatment along with a course of antibiotics while you overcome the infection. If you are prescribed antibiotics then make sure that you also take a probiotic to put your body's natural defenses back to their proper state.

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