Things You'll Need:
- Internet access
- Supply of herbs
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Step 1
Locate many forms of plant life used in traditional healing treatments that are only found on the Hawaiian Islands. They're frequently imported by United States health food specialists.
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Step 2
Use popular herbs and plants grown in Hawaii to treat asthma. Said to be effective is the kava plant. It's been used to heal the symptoms of bronchitis, headaches and muscle pains, in addition to asthma.
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Step 3
Breathe easily. Respected throughout the islands is the kalo, or taro plant. This form of corn has many reported uses. The corn element itself has been used as a laxative. The root is cut and used in portions as a kind of salve for cuts and open wounds. The plant's leaves are used traditionally to fight asthma symptoms.
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Step 4
Find the medicinal use of mint tea in Israeli history as far back as 1100s.
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Step 1
Learn that in Greek history, asthma was pointed to as an allergic reaction, as it is still in some circles. It's suggested that an asthma sufferer be tested for allergies to food items like milk, wheat and eggs for reaction.
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Step 2
Analyze the living environment for psychological causes of asthma. Like for many illnesses, stress is frequently blamed as a cause. Consider also pollution and environmental cleanliness as contributing factors, especially in the area of mold growth.
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Step 3
Learn more about folk medicine cures and diagnoses by doing research online at sites like "Home Remedies for Asthma" (see Resources below).
