What are some effective home remedies for allergy-induced asthma?

According to Natural Home Remedies: "The patient should perspire through steam bath, hot footbath, hot hipbath and sunbath as this will stimulate the skin and relieve congested lungs. Honey is considered highly beneficial in the treatment of asthma. At the time of asthma attack a jug full of honey should be placed under the nose of patient, within few minutes the patient would start breathing easily.

One can also mix 1 teaspoon honey in a glass of water and have it 3 times a day. This is very good home remedy for asthma. The patient should be given garlic cloves boiled in thirty grams of milk daily.

Good Home Remedy for asthma. Steaming ginger tea with minced garlic cloves should be given twice a day (morning and evening). This asthma remedy is good natural remedy for asthma.

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I am sorry that I don’t know many home remedies that help Asthma that much, but I do know plenty of preventive measures that will keep flare-up to a minium. The coffee trick should only be used in an emergency. This should not replace a treatment.

* Of course this should be obvious, but anyone with Asthma should stay clear of smoke. This even includes being in places that have had smoke in them at a previous time. * Avoid the use of wood stoves and fire places.

Anything that gives off smoke is bad. * Keep the temperature as stable as possible. A good 70 degrees would be great and it’s important to keep it the same year round.

The cold, freezing air can be just as bad, if not worst than hot. If an Asthma suffer needs to go out, they should use a scarf or mask to cover up their face. *Keep dust to a minimum and absolutely no mold or mildew *Avoid using the car air conditioning setting that allows the air from inside.

This can induce an attack with pollen. * Avoid scent candles and scent foods. Scents can effect some people with Asthma * Avoid eating salt as much as possible, and of course, MSG.

* Avoid using aspirin. *When in a jam and in need of an inhaler, drink a few cups of strong coffee. * Be sure to stay healthy and get enough B6 but in moderation, B6 can be toxic.

These are tips that my best friends doctor gave her with her little girl who has asthma. Please seek a professionals opinion before using any of these.

I am sorry that I don’t know many home remedies that help Asthma that much, but I do know plenty of preventive measures that will keep flare-up to a minium. The coffee trick should only be used in an emergency. This should not replace a treatment.

* Of course this should be obvious, but anyone with Asthma should stay clear of smoke. This even includes being in places that have had smoke in them at a previous time. * Avoid the use of wood stoves and fire places.

Anything that gives off smoke is bad. * Keep the temperature as stable as possible. A good 70 degrees would be great and it’s important to keep it the same year round.

The cold, freezing air can be just as bad, if not worst than hot. If an Asthma suffer needs to go out, they should use a scarf or mask to cover up their face. *Keep dust to a minimum and absolutely no mold or mildew *Avoid using the car air conditioning setting that allows the air from inside.

This can induce an attack with pollen. * Avoid scent candles and scent foods. Scents can effect some people with Asthma * Avoid eating salt as much as possible, and of course, MSG.

* Avoid using aspirin. *When in a jam and in need of an inhaler, drink a few cups of strong coffee. * Be sure to stay healthy and get enough B6 but in moderation, B6 can be toxic.

These are tips that my best friends doctor gave her with her little girl who has asthma. Please seek a professionals opinion before using any of these.

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