Asthma Attacks - Can You Stop Or Prevent an Asthma Attack Without Using Drugs?
Asthma Attacks - Can You Stop Or Prevent an Asthma Attack Without Using Drugs?
Although there are several known triggers of asthma, there is only one true cause. The cause is rarely discussed by the mainstream medical community. It was discovered by the leading respiratory doctors over the last century but for some reason the information behind this discovery is not being passed onto asthma sufferers.
The health systems across the world are not too concerned with alternative or home remedies for asthma or for any other affliction for that matter. They are complex systems with many social, economical and political implications. It's big business! Governments and corporations do not make money from alternative or natural therapies.
It is now accepted amongst the leading respiratory doctors across the world that asthma is merely an imbalance of the respiratory system and not an incurable disease. Many people, especially children do outgrow or become cured of their asthma without realising how they did it. I can explain it!
Asthma is your body's defence mechanism against involuntary hyperventilation. Once you understand why your body is manifesting asthma or asthmatic symptoms to be more precise, you will be able to prevent and reverse asthmatic symptoms.
An asthma attack is a state which can present itself as various symptoms including: wheezing, breathlessness, coughing, tightness in chest, blocked or runny nose and excessive mucus production.
There are many known triggers of an asthma attack which include, exercise, sleep, extreme weather conditions, laughing, dust, pets, allergens, pollution, smoking or drugs. However, they are simple that, TRIGGERS. They cannot possibly be the cause of asthma, otherwise they would trigger asthma in everybody, right?
Relieving or rescue asthma drugs are solely designed to mask the symptoms of asthma. They will open up your inflamed airways very quickly and provide you instant relief. By doing this, they are actually working against your body's natural defence mechanism.
Whilst they do provide you relief in the moment, they have various side effects and will only make your asthma worst in the long run by creating dependency on rescue drugs to re-open airways, which is something your body is very capable of doing itself.
Preventative drugs are designed to compensate your adrenal glands inability to produce adequate amounts of cortisol. They contain a synthetic version of the natural hormone cortisol called cortisone or corticosteroids.
Once again these synthetic drugs have various side effects and with long-term use can affect your body's ability to manufacture cortisol effectively making your asthma worst.
Both of these forms of asthma medications, i.e. relievers and preventers can and should be avoided and eliminated. I want to show how you can do it! You can produce ample amounts of coritsol, your bodys natural steroid along with your body's natural bronchodilator to open up your lungs, once you know how.
Drug Addiction Signs - How to Tell If Someone You Care About Uses Drugs
If you've ever faced a drug addiction or know someone that has, it can be a terrible ordeal to go through. Most of us have never gone through it though and don't know the first thing about dealing with a drug addiction.
Whether it's yourself or a family member, there are certain signs of drug addiction that you can detect early on and later on as the addiction sets in. In this article I'm going to discuss some of the most notable signs of drug addiction that you should be aware of.
First, how is the person's mood? If someone's been unusually moody for the past couple of months, or they're having depression and anger issues, this could be an early sign of drug addiction. Approach the subject lightly if you're going to bring it up at all.
Yelling and threatening someone with a serious drug addiction could be detrimental to their well being, and could backfire on you if you're not careful. Look for emotional instability as the one of the first signs of addiction.
Next, try to look for physical signs. So called 'speed freaks' will twitch a lot and have jumpy movements. Cocaine and other related drug addicts will scratch themselves a lot (you'll find this often with people addicted to crack cocaine).
Lack of motivation, response time, personal hygiene, and ambition are all big signs of physical drug addiction. If your buddy's hand is shaking when he's grabbing a drink from the fridge, he most likely doesn't have Parkinson's Disease, but is developing some type of physical addiction.
Lastly, notice if they're always broke and always need money. A lot of drug addicts are lazy, or their job doesn't pay them enough money to afford the high quality black market drugs that they need, so they'll rob places and steal from their loved ones.
If you've been stolen from recently, it might be one of your friends or family member's trying to pawn off your goods for some extra cash - to inevitably support their drug habit. If this is happening right under your nose, you need to put an end to it immediately and make sure this people gets treatment. Allowing behavior like this to continue just encourages the drug user to keep doing it.
In conclusion, there are many drug addiction signs out there. Some are painfully obvious and same are not, and that's why you need to keep a watchful eye on those you suspect are abusing drugs. Mood, emotion, mental and physical well being all play a role in your goal of trying to help someone stop abusing illicit substances. Use your senses and be alert at all times if you suspect someone you love is abusing drugs.
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