Archive for the ‘asthma’ Category

Dr. Richard DiCenso
Co-Founder of Optimal Wellness Labs

If you’re on prescription medication – particularly if you’ve been on it for some time now – you’re feeding a beast named BIG PHARMA.

We’ve all been guilty of it.

It starts with a symptom…

A trip to the doctor…

Then, you get a prescription that you fill at the pharmacy.

If you have high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or any other chronic condition like asthma, breakouts, or allergies, …

If you see unsightly black stains or spots on the grout lines of your shower, on the back of your shower curtain, on the walls or on items stored in a damp basement, it’s probably mold. Molds thrive in damp, humid, warm environments. So bathrooms, kitchens, damp basements, and window sills are prime areas for mold growth.

Molds or mildew are tiny fungi that are transmitted by microscopic spores. Molds can be black, grey-green, green, white or a …

This “Master Mineral” is absolutely essential for over 300 metabolic processes in the body. This mineral is so vital to human health, only oxygen and water surpass it in importance. Yet, the World Health Organization estimates as many as 80% of Americans are deficient in this mineral.[1]

The mineral is magnesium. And neurosurgeon Dr. C. Norman Shealy, claims,

“Every known illness is associated with a magnesium deficiency.”[2] Click to Tweet.

In her book, The Magnesium …

Asthma and colds are very common during this time of the year. With lowered immune systems and higher amounts of pollutants in the air, it’s no wonder that people with asthma find it increasingly difficult to avoid an attack.

In order to help you breathe more easily, here are three simple home remedy steps for colds and asthma attacks.

1. Get rid of the bad stuff, and avoid mucus-producing foods.

Dairy is one of the most common causes of asthma. …

Asthma is serious, but there are home remedies you can try to reduce the severity and frequency of your attacks, and to help manage, or even reverse your symptoms when they happen.

Practitioners of alternative medicine have been using herbs to treat asthma for centuries. Pycnogenol is a standardized extract from French maritime pine bark that is a powerful antioxidant, and has been shown to improve lung function and decrease the need for asthma medications. Get the dosage here.…