Category Archives: Asthma Treatment Ireland

Hyperventilation and Asthma At this point, it’s reasonable to ask if there is any evidence available from Western medical experts that helps to clarify the link between hyperventilation and asthma. A number of scientific and medical papers have been written … Continue reading →

Hyperventilation This section is a simple explanation of the theory of overbreathing and the role of carbon dioxide in the body. There’s no medical jargon here, but the information may seem a little complex simply because it’s not everyday reading … Continue reading →

How To Help Children And Teenagers “To know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived. This is to have succeeded.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803 – 1882) This chapter contains breathing exercises and information that can be … Continue reading →

Reduce the amount of trigger you are inhaling Correct breathing improves your immune system, resulting in a significant reduction in the effect that a trigger will have. In addition, many millions of trigger particles are inhaled when you overbreathe. When … Continue reading →

Stress Stress, a condition of the Western world, increases with the pace of life. According to the famous physiologist Walter Cannon, stress activates the fight or flight response. Meeting deadlines, financial pressures, pressure of rearing children, doing well in our … Continue reading →

Exercise For the majority of people, exercise can induce asthma giving spasm like symptoms, wheezing, breathlessness and coughing. However, physical exercise is important to help produce carbon dioxide and so people with asthma should do some form of exercise. Due … Continue reading →

What is more important  correct breathing or elimination of triggers? This chapter is designed to provide some useful tips on reducing your exposure to certain triggers. The main cause of your asthma is overbreathing and triggers simply bring on … Continue reading →