Asthma Treatments and Remedies: 2015

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Home Remedies for Asthma | Top 10 Home Remedies

Asthma is a lung disease that causes difficulty breathing. Asthma can be either acute or chronic. Asthma attacks occur when there is an obstruction in the flow of air in the lungs.

1. Ginger

Ginger
is a well-known natural treatment for various ailments including
asthma. Researchers have found that it can help reduce airway
inflammation and inhibit airway contraction.

Plus, studies indicate that it has compounds that may enhance the muscle relaxant effects of certain asthma drugs.

Mix
equal quantities of ginger juice, pomegranate juice and honey. Consume
one tablespoon of this mixture two or three times a day.
Alternatively,
you can mix one teaspoon of ground ginger in one and a half cups of
water and take one tablespoon of this mixture at bedtime.
Cut
one inch of ginger into small pieces and add it to a pot of boiling
water. Let it steep for five minutes, allow it to cool down and then
drink it.
To detoxify your lungs, prepare a fenugreek decoction
by boiling one tablespoon of fenugreek seeds in a cup of water and
mixing one teaspoon each of ginger juice and honey in it. Drink this
solution every morning and evening.
You can also eat raw ginger mixed with salt.

2. Mustard Oil

When having an asthma attack, massaging with mustard oil can help clear the respiratory passages and restore normal breathing.

Heat some mustard oil with a little camphor.
Transfer it in a bowl and when it is comfortably warm, gently rub it on the chest and upper back and massage.
Do this several times a day until the symptoms subside.

3. Figs

The nutritional properties of figs promote respiratory health and help drain phlegm and alleviate breathing difficulties.

Wash three dried figs and soak them in a cup of water overnight.
In the morning, eat the soaked figs and drink the fig water on an empty stomach.

Continue this home treatment for a couple of months.

4. Garlic

The following garlic remedy can help clear congestion in your lungs during the early stages of asthma.

Boil two or three cloves in one-quarter cup of milk.
Allow it to cool to room temperature and then drink it.

5. Coffee

The
caffeine in regular coffee can help control asthma attacks because it
acts as a bronchodilator. Hot coffee helps relax and clear the airways
to help you to breathe easier. The stronger the coffee, the better the
result.

But try not to drink more than three cups of black coffee
in a day. If you do not like coffee, you can opt for a cup of hot black
tea. Do not use caffeine as a regular treatment though.

6. Eucalyptus Oil

Pure eucalyptus oil is an effective treatment for asthma symptoms because of its decongestant properties. Research indicates that it has a chemical called eucalyptol which can help break up mucus.

Just put a few drops of eucalyptus oil on a paper towel and keep it by your head when sleeping so that you breathe in the aroma.
You
can also put two to three drops of eucalyptus oil in a pot of boiling
water and breathe in the steam. Try to take deep breaths for faster
results.

7. Honey

Honey is one of the oldest natural cures for asthma. The alcohol and ethereal oils in honey help reduce asthma symptoms.

Just inhaling the smell of honey produces positive results for some people.
You can also mix one teaspoon of honey into a glass of hot water and drink it slowly about three times a day.
Before
going to bed, swallow one teaspoon of honey with one-half teaspoon of
cinnamon powder. This will help remove phlegm from your throat and allow
you to sleep better.

8. Onions

9. Lemons

People with asthma often have low levels of vitamin C. Lemons are rich in this vitamins and antioxidants that can help reduce asthma symptoms.

Squeeze
the juice of half a lemon in a glass of water and add some sugar
according to your taste. Drink this regularly to reduce asthma attacks.

10. Carom Seeds

Carom
seeds, also known as Bishop’s weed and ajwain, can also be used to
treat mild asthma as it acts as a bronchodialator by dilating the
bronchial tubes in the lungs.

Boil one teaspoon of carom seeds in some water and inhale the steam, as needed. You can also drink it.
Alternatively,
heat a handful of carom seeds wrapped in a piece of cotton cloth in a
microwave for a few seconds. When it is comfortably hot, place it on
your chest and neck until it cools. Repeat daily until you are satisfied
with the results.
Another option to heat a paste of carom seeds
and jaggery and eat one or two teaspoons of this paste twice daily for a
few days or until you get relief. This remedy is not recommended for
diabetics.

Additional Tips

Try
to identify your asthma triggers and avoid them. Steer clear of
allergens, irritants and pollutants in the air, and respiratory
infections.
Eat herbs and spices like rosemary, sage, oregano, ginger and turmeric in your cooking.
Eat
at least two servings of cold water fish like salmon, cod, mackerel,
and herring a week. You can also take omega-3 supplements after
consulting your doctor.
Include more fresh fruits and vegetables
in your diet. Nutrients like magnesium, selenium beta-carotene, and
vitamins C and E can help improve lung function.
Avoid eating
processed and packaged foods with artificial food additives and
preservatives. The chemicals may trigger asthma attacks.
Restrict
your intake of milk and dairy products if you are allergic to milk
proteins or have lactose intolerance due to lactase deficiency. Those
who do not suffer from these problems, however, can take milk as the
fats in whole milk tend to have a protective effect against asthma
symptoms.