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Natural Treatments for Asthma Symptoms

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Summary: Natural treatments for asthma symptoms should always be approved by a doctor due to the dangerous nature of an asthma attack. Consider treating mild asthma attacks with herb teas that contain mullein, milkweed or pleurisy root. Try using plain steam to relax the bronchi during an asthma attack with advice from a practicing herbalist in this free video on alternative medicine.

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By Trina Sims
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Trina Sims has been a practicing herbalist for over 40 years, and is a professional member of the American Botanical Council. Sims is a certified herbal information specialist, and a...read more

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on 6/21/2009 very helpful.

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"Hi, I'm Trina Sims and I'm going to talk today about some natural remedies for asthma symptoms. Now, asthma can be life threatening and anyone who suffers from asthma should be under a doctor's care. However, some of these might be suitable for mild asthma attacks. Some herb teas that can be very effective include mullein, asclepias or pleurisy root, enula elecampane, and licorice. In addition, some folks find although this is counter-intuitive that the smoke from burning mullein can stave off an impending asthma attack. I've seen this work well in small children. You might try it and see if it works well for you. Plain old steam also, sometimes will relax the bronchi enough to relieve that oncoming asthma attack. I hope you've found this information helpful. Thank you!"

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