Just wondering about asthma?

[phreeman2003]

I've seen in some of my past deleted emails from similar groups to sui juris that asthma might be a symptom of some other issues with one's neck. When asked, he did say he had neck problems too. If any member's here are knowledgable in this area please post or contact through pm. The querry is to hopefully help a friend eliminate his dependency on the state for medical services.

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Originally Posted by phreeman2003

I've seen in some of my past deleted emails from similar groups to sui juris that asthma might be a symptom of some other issues with one's neck. When asked, he did say he had neck problems too. If any member's here are knowledgable in this area please post or contact through pm. The querry is to hopefully help a friend eliminate his dependency on the state for medical services.

For your friend and all to whom may concern:

Despising some one or something and being
confined to that space may be enough
to trigger Asthma symptoms, providing you do not
know how to release frustrations.

One is so frustrated and suppressing feelings that
can't even breath...


Anything suppressed must come up at
the weakest point of the body, depending on
your, particular state.


The key is not to resent the object of negative
emotions, as resentment feeds the negative energy
and imprints you.

All strong emotions do.

Asthma may be genetic too but, first, ask yourself
if there is anyone who is there often enough
to invoke resentment in you and you don't know
how to deal with that?

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[David Merrill]

I think that take about allergies may only be part of the picture. An allergic reaction and an asthma attack may be presumed to be the same thing. The bronchials constrict to avoid respiration/ingestion of some detected pathogen, and if no pathogen is present - then you have an allergy; an immune response to something like bananas or cat hair...

I have read Say Good-Bye to Illness by Devi S. Nambudripad. And I think she paints in part of the picture quite nicely with her NAET system. Enough so as to neutralize the pattern that triggers reaction to any particular allergen.

www.naet.com

She completes enough of the process and even explains it. Her process will actually reset the ganglion-nested circuit that detects an otherwise inert substance as a disease. She explains it very well in her book.


Regards,

David Merrill.

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[David Merrill]I think that take about allergies may only be part of the picture.

An allergic reaction and an asthma attack may be presumed to be the same thing. The read you constrict to avoid respiration/ingestion of some detected pathogen, and if no pathogen is present - then you have an allergy; an immune response to something like bananas or cat hair...

I have read Say Good-Bye to Illness by Devi S. Nambudripad. And I think she paints in part of the picture quite nicely with her NAET system. Enough so as to neutralize the pattern that triggers reaction to any particular allergen.

www.naet.com

She completes enough of the process and even explains it. Her process will actually reset the ganglion-nested circuit that detects an otherwise inert substance as a disease. She explains it very well in her book.


Regards,

David Merrill.

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[redy2fiyt]

All of the aforementioned posts are good ones and should be considered. Asthma is definitely triggered by allergies, but can also be triggered by sublexes in the spine.

As a certified personal trainer, owner of a private personal training center, and asthma sufferer myself, I have done pretty extensive research on asthma and its causes.

First, its important to realize that chiropractic care is vital to a healthy lifestyle. Certain vertebrae and sublexations thereof, affect the neurological connection between the brain and corresponding internal organs and their ability to function at full capacity. I would visit your local chiropractor for more information on this. There have been clinical studies performed backing this up. I have an email into my friend who is a DC to get the citation.

Additionally, Grey's Anatomy states that true health begin in the gastrointestinal track. Years of ingesting horrible foods with hydrogenated oils, alcohol, coffee, and even the intake of antibiotics, destroys your body's natural flora (the good bacteria in your GI tract). I would recommend a high quality probiotic as well as a full intestinal and colon cleanse. My allergies ceased almost immediately when I tried the cleanse and supplemented probiotics. There was also a dramatic decrease in my asthma symptoms.

Hope this helps.

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[redy2fiyt]All of the aforementioned posts are good ones and should be considered. Asthma is definitely triggered by allergies, but can also be triggered by sublexes in the spine.

David Merrill and I forgot to bring that, legitimate cause and you did.

Awesome!

That is the true value of united efforts when all who care
and know contribute equally.

That makes sharing of knowledge and/or research whole.

Even though the mainstream often does not give
credit to chiropractors and some chiropractors
are not too honest either, the science, itself, is
legitimate and works.

You are so right in your clarifications.


Every organ in our body is connected by spinal nerves.

Of course any compressions would produce diminished
signal along the path and the corresponding organ
would be "starving" with all the consequences.

The only problem I had with chiropractors is
the fact that many of them do very quick adjustments
in a mill factory setting.

Quality work demands softening the muscles first -
preparing them - then, one can adjust properly.

Unstretched, "cold," unprepared body should not be
adjusted.

Those Chiropractors who spend quality time can
help all tremendously as keeping back and neck
in shape is critical.

I concur with redy2fiyt's valid points, as well as
those of David.



As a certified personal trainer, owner of a private personal training center, and asthma sufferer myself, I have done pretty extensive research on asthma and its causes.

First, its important to realize that chiropractic care is vital to a healthy lifestyle. Certain vertebrae and sublexations thereof, affect the neurological connection between the brain and corresponding internal organs and their ability to function at full capacity. I would visit your local chiropractor for more information on this. There have been clinical studies performed backing this up. I have an email into my friend who is a DC to get the citation.


I testify that chiropractics works.

Best citations would be for members to try it themselves.

Additionally, Grey's Anatomy states that true health begin in the gastrointestinal track. Years of ingesting horrible foods with hydrogenated oils, alcohol, coffee, and even the intake of antibiotics, destroys your body's natural flora (the good bacteria in your GI tract). I would recommend a high quality probiotic as well as a full intestinal and colon cleanse. My allergies ceased almost immediately when I tried the cleanse and supplemented probiotics. There was also a dramatic decrease in my asthma symptoms.

Hope this helps.


Tremendously.

You raised another crucial point of GI track.
You are right again.
Health begins there.

Life has convinced me that whatever food I buy,
it is better to spend more money but
buy organic food.

Cleansing is equally important so that
the GI track could be cleansed and opened up for proper
absorption of nutrients; for, polluted track,
simply wastes much food and it decays
on the border instead of passing through.

A parallel may be drawn:
clean the pipes -
the water would flow freely.

Redy2fiyt - you added the missing pieces superbly!

[phreeman2003]

I'll pass the info on. SL, funny thing I had kiddingly labeled him a pshycosimatic asthmatic. An emotional aspect might very well fit his scenario. Redy, I do recall his mentionioning arthritic issues with spine and neck. And, believe he's done some type of cleansing recently. Additionally, regarding allergens around spring time we tore up and tossed all the carpeting, of course, just a baby step in terms of a remedy. Again, thanks for the info and links. Not leaving you out David Merril the NAET looks interesting, too.

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Thank you!


Don't forget Redy2fiyt too.

It was a pleasure to read them both:
David Merrill and Redy2fiyt.



There is also a very simple and powerful technique of gargling ocean
or sea water.


If it is available, do so every day for about 5 min
at least.


If not available- use water + iodine salt or drops
of iodine from a pharmacy (dilute well)

Salt and water are amazing cleansers.

Prerequisite before getting better is cleansing.

Iodine stabilizes metabolism.

Ocean water has deep cleansing properties and
may help asthma too.

Hypnosis can help also.


Really, spend some time at http://fhu.com.

The man (Roy Masters) is amazing in his wisdom.

I quoted him also in "Art of Brainwashing."


He used to be a professional hypnotist and knows
human psyche so well.

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[redy2fiyt]

Originally Posted by phreeman2003

Redy, I do recall his mentionioning arthritic issues with spine and neck. And, believe he's done some type of cleansing recently. Additionally, regarding allergens around spring time we tore up and tossed all the carpeting, of course, just a baby step in terms of a remedy.

Phreeman,

If he's got arthritic issues with his spine and neck, that is typically a strong sign of disc degeneration. Good, sound chiropractic care can help regenerate those disks and get fluid back into them, thus preventing them placing pressure on the spinal chord.

Where are you located at? If you like, PM me and I will send you some links on true chiropractic care - not the old school crack 'em and send 'em away mentality - but true, long term, preventative maintenance with chiropractic care.