Asthma Home Remedies For Quick Cure

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By Suparna Chakaraborthy

Thursday, April 28, 2011, 11:34

Asthma is a chronic respiratory and lung disorder which causes the airway to get swollen and tightens the muscle around them. The inflammed cell lining often results in thicker mucus which to further narrows the airway. Asthma is caused due to several factors like internal allergy, eczema etc. It is not completely curable and medicine need to be taken regularly. Asthma attacks can be dangerous to one's life and thus, timely treatment is required. Asthma pumps are available but experts say that it makes one dependent. It's better to try and eliminate the cause.

Asthma Home Remedies

1.The most well known asthma home remedies is the use of honey. Inhaling the steam of warm honey at the time of asthma attack, gives quick results. A glass of water with one spoon of honey drank thrice a day can help control the disease. Honey helps to treat the mucus which causes inflammation.

2.Cook one cup of grated radish, one spoon of honey and one spoon of lemon juice for 20 minutes. Take one spoon of it everyday. This has proved to be one of the most effective asthma home remedies.

3.Soak four dry figs in a glass of luke warm water overnight. In the morning eat them empty stomach. This helps in treating the infection and also helps to treat mucus.

4.Bitter Gourd root is yet another effective asthma home remedies. One spoon bitter gourd root paste mixed with honey and basil leaves juice helps in treating the internal allergy.

5.Fenugreek seeds is very effective to treat internal allergies. Boil a glass of water with fenugreek seeds till the 1/3 of the water is left. Mix a spoon of honey and gignger juice in it. Take it once a day.

Try these five asthma home remedies, it helps cure the disease and treat the cause, thus lessening the frequency of asthma attacks.

Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is for general informational and educational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or a qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.