Dealing With Asthma Naturally

Product Summary:

I made it my business to write the most thorough and totally comprehensive book ever written on the subject.

I did it for my spouse. I never wanted to see that look on her face again when she was dialing 911. I knew she was wondering if it was the end!

I also had her in mind when I wrote this book. I needed to familiarize her with my condition so she would never be in the dark again about my asthma attacks, what triggers them and what to do if I have them.

In Dealing With Asthma Naturally I reveal -

• The true definition of the conditions known as acute asthma and chronic asthma
• The astounding statistics about who suffers from this disorder
• The likelihood of you having your acute asthma attacks develop into chronic attacks
• The classic symptoms of this affliction of the respiratory symptom
• Why symptoms of early cases of asthma are often ignored
• Why it is crucial for you to start taking care of symptoms as soon as you suspect you have a problem
• What the streptococcal virus may have to do with the development of psoriasis in your case
• Just exactly what the physical processes are in the body that trigger the sufferer’s airways to become restricted
• The early warning indicators of an asthma attack which are not symptoms that you would necessarily expect such as frequent mood changes, dry mouth and other less known indicators
• A comprehensive list of the classic symptoms of an asthma attack including contractions in the rib and neck, shortage of breath, wheezing and a host of others
• How doctors measure and definite well controlled asthma
• How a peak flow meter is used to measure the severity of asthma
• How spiromentery, a breathing machine, is used to measure the seriousness of asthma.
• The likelihood that you may have inherited a predisposition towards asthma from your parents
• How being asthmatic can affect the quality of your life
• How being asthmatic can affect your self esteem
• How overweight individuals in particular are affected by the condition
• Why asthma sufferers have a higher rate of anxiety attacks and develop more phobias than non sufferers
• The prognosis for the disease and whether or not you can expect to have it all of your life