Asthma Treatment Herbal Plants

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The traditional Chinese medicines are focused on alternative treatment for diseases. It does not include any chemical compounds, which may produce any adverse reactions. Bronchial asthma is a form of respiratory disease that can cause bronchial spasms. As a result, people with asthma may suffer from insufficient respiratory functions.

There are noted herbal plants which can help relieve the signs and symptoms of bronchial asthma. It has no side effects and considered effective. Below are the herbal plants which contain potent natural compounds, which can help reduce the imminence of asthma attack. 

Angelica Herb

This herbal plant is known for its effect to help relax the trachea (windpipe of the respiratory system). It prevents the occurrence of bronchial asthma. Moreover, it is also used to treat other respiratory ailments. 

Anise

This herbal plant contains an active natural compound known as a-pinene and creosol. These compounds are producing therapeutic effect for loosening the bronchial secretions. It is used as an active ingredient for some pharmaceutical products such as expectorants. 

Bergamot (with lavender and chamomile)

This herbal plant has anti-inflammatory effect. Additionally, it is considered as a therapeutic herb for aromatherapy. Along with chamomile and lavender, it helps reduces the occurrence of asthma attack. It can also promote good sleeping pattern. 

Breathe of Life Tea

This therapeutic tea is used to relieve nasal congestion. It also prevents the tightness of the upper respiratory system including the chest. It broadens the respiratory tract to allow normal passage of airway to the lungs. Additionally, it has tonic and astringent properties. This herb is also used as antipyretic (for fever), and to excrete stomach gases (flatus). It is also used to treat headache and prevents the accumulation of thick mucus. 

Cow Parsnip

This herbal plant is known for its antispasmodic effect. It prevents the occurrence of bronchial spasm. The roots of this herb are boiled. The mixture must be drunk by a person with bronchial asthma. 

Detox Tea

This herbal tea contains potent formula that help excretes the toxins in the body. It has strong antioxidant properties that clean the intestines (colons). Furthermore, it reduces spasms activity of the bronchus and improves proper blood circulation. 

Elecampane Herb

The root of this herb is used for treating asthma. It helps diffuse the signs and symptoms of asthma attack. 

Elderberry

The fruit of this herb is used for treating bronchial asthma. It contains natural properties, which help decongest the nasal cavity. It relieves the tension in the sinuses, which commonly occur to cases of bronchial asthma. 

Evening Primrose

This herb works to relieve the inflammation of the bronchus. For people with bronchial asthma, their bronchi are inflamed, which may prevent the passage of air. It also relieves bronchial spasms. The roots of this herb are boiled and used as an asthma tea. 

THESE HERBS ARE CONSIDERED SAFE AND EFFICIENT FOR TREATING BRONCHIAL ASTHMA. MOREOVER, IT DOES NOT HAVE TOXIC CONTENTS WHICH MAY AFFECT THE WELL-BEING OF THE PERSON.

ADDITIONALLY, IT IS ALSO USED TO TREAT OTHER RESPIRATORY AILMENTS AND PHYSIOLOGIC ILLNESSES – BY EDTERCHELLE SORIANO

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