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Old 10-12-2007, 09:56 PM
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By December, 2005 I fall ill with an asthmatic bronchitis and I was two weeks in bed into my house, (it is supposed that they were hospitalizing me but my neumologo recommended to me to stay in house for the dangers of the bacteria in the hospitals).

After this episode I was recurrently with asthma, I would say that almost every week had to give me respiratory therapies and I spent hundreds of dollars in doctors and medicines. My immunologycal system was very weak and was feeling me badly almost all the time, very tired. There were occasions in which the neumologo managed to me to prescribe up to seven different medicines to take them every day. I was very tired of taking so many medicines, of improving and returning to relapse, of not being able to do exercises, etc.
Until one day approximately three months ago a woman who had just known recommended me to try with ASTEXPECT made of ASTERACEAS's FLOUR, and she said to me that it had helped her very much with her asthma. I thought that I did not have anything to lose and much that to gain. I decided to look for information in the Internet and it seemed to me a good natural product so I decided to prove it so I arranged it for Internet, besides I could continue buying if it was doing me well. And the product resulted so it has done a lot of good to me. I am taking just now the third flask. Since I began to take it I have felt with more energy, in two months and a half I have had to give me only two respiratory therapies in my house and they have not even been the same day, when before I had to give me from three to four respiratory daily therapies. I am sure that I’m very grateful first to God and then to ASTEXPECT. Now I can go out without any problem to the discotecs (to listen the music and dance), theatres, and different places.

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Old 02-26-2008, 12:18 AM
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Nice message. I also have an occasional attack of asthma myself and have suffered from the constant side effects and limitation prescription drug have placed upon me, as well. I was looking for an natural alternative to what I am taking so luckily I stumbled onto your message, thanks.
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Old 06-19-2008, 08:32 AM
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Asthma is a breathing disorder of the respiratory system, so poor breathing techniques can aggravate the symptoms of asthma. Breathing exercises involve manipulation of the breathing pattern and include deep breathing, relaxation sessions and other exercises. If done regularly and properly, it would provide a simple self control by asthmatics.

The importance of breathing exercises is not well practised in the treatment of asthma. These exercises the patient can easily do for himself, and with a minimal amount of perseverance and energy, he can acquire the necessary control of the respiratory muscles, and thereby improve his condition to quite a large extent.

Why are breathing exercises to be followed by asthma patients?

The aims of breathing exercises are:

to get back the natural and automatic diaphragmatic breathing, and not the thoracic type of breathing

to concentrate on exhalation especially at the commencement of an attack.

increasing the flexibility of the chest wall and to relax the accompanying muscles of the respiratory system and

to correct other problems commonly associated with chronic asthma.

What are the main types of breathing exercises?

Pranayama (breathing exercises in yoga)

Buteyko (Russian method of breathing exercise followed in asthma)

What makes yoga breathing exercise (pranayama) a widely followed practice?

Studies have shown that yoga is a powerful therapy widely used to reduce the frequency and intensity of asthma attacks as well as decrease medication use. Consistent practice of yoga postures and pranayama (breathing exercises) increase the lung’s airflow, air capacity, stamina and efficiency.

Pranayama develops the ability to maintain a relaxed and controlled breath that can prevent as well as reduce asthma attacks. If proper Asana(posture) is practiced, there is enormous profit from pranayama.

PRANAYAMA:

Pranayam is an effective breathing technique followed in yoga.

Pranayama is derived from 2 Sanskrit words – Prana (life force) and Ayama (control or mastery). Prana is taken in through the air we breathe, and since the Pranayama exercises increase the amount of air we take in, they also increase our intake of Prana Therefore, in a wide sense, Prananyama is used to control, cultivate and modify the flow of life force in the body.

Control of the body through posture is the first step, control of the breath is the second, which eventually leads to the control of the prana or life force.

What is the basis of pranayama?

True pranayama exercises consist of three phases: puraka, kumbhaka and rechaka. During breathing for Pranayama, inhalation (puraka) stimulates the system and fills the lungs with fresh air; retention (kumbhaka) raises the internal temperature and increases the absorption of oxygen while exhalation (rechaka) causes the diaphragm to return to the original position, while air full of toxins and impurities is forced out by the contraction of inter-costal muscles.

These are the main components of Pranayama which massage the abdominal muscles and tone up the working of various organs of the body.

The success of Pranayama depends on proper ratios being maintained between inhalation, exhalation and retention An asthma patient is not supposed to do such practices independently.

However, many preliminary pranayama breathing exercises have developed to enable one get relief from breathing problems and other allied diseases. For all Pranayama exercises (except Kapalabhati), the breath is slow and steady. Always sit with a straight spine and a relaxed body. While practicing Pranayama, keep mind free of any thoughts by only focusing on the breathing involved.
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