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Cure for asthma? Try coffee and herbal ‘cigarettes’... As it is revealed cigarettes were once thought to treat asthma, we look at ten weird and wonderful cures through the ages It may seem the exact opposite of a treatment for ...

'Good bacteria' key to stopping asthma Being exposed to "good bacteria" early in life could prevent asthma developing, say Canadian scientists. The team, reporting in Science Translational Medicine, were analysing the billions ...

... In traditional Tibetan and Chinese medicine, yartsa gunbu is the ultimate remedy to treat problems in the lung and kidney systems, such as asthma, emphysema, renal failure, back ache, fertility, and fatigue. Like ginseng, the caterpillar fungus has long been a favorite of the elderly because ...

... mainly in combination with other medicinal plants in prescriptions to treat fever, dysentery, hematochezia, jaundice, oliguria, vulvar swelling, asthma, eczema, inflammatory disorders, ulcers and diseases associated with skin burns. The aim of this review is to provide updated and comprehensive ...

... experiencing congestion and stagnation seems to benefit from it. One of the most common applications for basil is to treat lung problems, such as asthma, cough, and chronic bronchitis. It also promotes menstruation and helps with the birthing process, relieves gas, and improves circulation. Holy ...

Aerobic exercise helpful for asthma (Reuters Health) - People with moderate to severe asthma who add aerobic exercise to their treatment regimen may have an easier time controlling common symptoms than people who rely on drugs alone, a ...

... and digestive properties, as well as to relieve pain and ease thirst. Today, anise is used to reduce gut spasms, diminish coughing and help with asthma and bronchitis. Chomp on the seeds for a breath freshener. An annual herb, anise grows 30-45cm high and produces slender stems with umbels of ...

... of ‘good’ bacteria — the sort found in ‘probiotic’ drinks and yogurts — that can help digestion. Many consumers drink it to help with eczema, asthma and hay fever. ‘A lot of customers tell me their eczema has gone in three weeks of drinking raw milk,’ says Mr Hook. Many of the claims are anecdotal. ...

... Institute of Health and Care Excellence (NICE) for use in any condition, but its practitioners deploy it against a range of ailments, including asthma, arthritis, high blood pressure and even mental health problems. Many homeopathic products have been diluted several times over - leading some ...

... Potentially harmful levels of metals, including lead, mercury and arsenic, have been found in up to a fifth of Ayuverdic products bought online. Asthma Some herbal remedies may be effective in treating asthma. An analysis of 17 randomised controlled trials into the use of herbal preparations ...

Can soy supplements help people with asthma? THE QUESTION People with asthma sometimes consider herbal remedies, including soy supplements, as an alternative or complementary treatment. Should soy be one to try? THIS STUDY involved 386 adults ...

... well known to help improve sex drive. It has long been used and numerous studies demonstrate benefit when treating respiratory conditions such as asthma and bronchitis, chronic kidney diseases, and even heart diseases such as heart failure and arrhythmias. A Japanese mushroom extract called active ...

... development. Ancient Chinese herbalists were much more keen on the ginkgo nut, which is traditionally used to treat lung problems (bronchitis and asthma), as well as incontinence and vaginal discharge. In Chinese medicine terms, ginkgo dries damp conditions. Like other trees used as medicine (such ...

... cannabis once a week or more. The association between cannabis use and bronchitis symptoms remained - even when factors like tobacco smoking and asthma were taken into account. Dr Kyle Perrin, medical director at the Asthma Foundation, warned any form of smoking would affect the lungs. He said: ...

... fever. Often an allergy is simply an inconvenience that persists while pollen levels are high. But in some cases, such a reaction can trigger an asthma attack, and that can be a dangerous or in some cases even a potentially fatal condition. Often allergy season is an annual period of abject misery. ...