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[Natural Health Secrets] Episode 55: COPD: Natural Therapies And Home Remedies 2

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How to Treat COPD Symptoms Naturally

If you’re willing, there are many ways to treat and reduce your risk of chronic obstructive pulmonary condition with your own efforts and natural treatment. But first, you must realize you have COPD symptoms to begin with – then you can pinpoint exactly how to treat them.

  1. Before you use any medication or technique, The most important is to make an inner decision: “I want to regain fullness and beauty of life”, I deserve good life and a am open to all good to come in my life. When you make a decision that you sincerely want to regain your health then you are ready to start with practical steps and techniques. Then recovery will be pleasant and fast. But it is not easy at all because this decision practically means removing the root cause of your problem, so you will start with a number of smaller and easier activities enumerated below.
  2. The simplest is to start using Spooky 2 programs, a quantum technology that makes wanders. Then every day learn a new area, mentioned below, and start applying in your daily life, eventually, you will be a new person. You will experience your real self you will love.
  3. Reduce Stress & Increase Experience of Pleasure and Beauty – Find as often as possible anything that will increase your feeling of beauty, relaxation, and joy. It may be art, music, children, good food, clothing you like, massage, reading book, poetry or any other experience you enjoy. Stress is the fertile ground for all health issues and conditions, COPD too, and makes airway inflammation and shortness of breath, worse. By reducing your daily stress and managing stress in healthy ways, you’re more relaxed, and this has a direct positive effect on your COPD symptoms. You should make time every day to relax both mentally and physically. Try some of these natural stress relievers like Yoga and Transcendental Meditation.
  4. Avoid Smoke in Every WayThe most essential step in conventional and natural treatment plan for COPD is the same – stop any and all forms of smoking, including the electronic cigarette. You should also avoid air pollution as much as possible. If you’re not a smoker, then you definitely need to avoid places where others smoke. Smoking yourself is definitely the worst thing you can do when it comes to COPD, but secondhand smoke and air pollution can damage and irritate your lungs too.
  5. Improve Your BreathingThe yoga tradition has very effective berating techniques and it is worth learning it to help you breathe more efficiently with COPD. These breathing techniques can also help improve breathing for people with asthma as well as people who don’t currently have lung issues but want to optimize their breathing and energy level. The pursed-lip breathing and diaphragmatic breathing may increase your blood oxygen levels and help reduce shortness of breath. A respiratory therapist can be very helpful if you need assistance with breathing techniques.
  6. Follow a Healthy Diet –A healthy organic (food without herbicides, pesticides, preservatives, stabilizers, artificial colors and tastes) can help manage and improve COPD symptoms. Your diet should definitely have plenty of fresh vegetables and fruits to ensure you’re getting lots of vitamins, minerals and fiber. Citrus fruits are especially helpful because they contain quercetin. Wild-caught fish, flaxseeds and chia seeds, along with other omega-3 foods, can provide anti-inflammatory omega-3 fatty acids. Also you definitely want to steer clear of conventional dairy since pasteurized dairy is mucus-producing and can plug the airways in the lungs. You always want to stay away from processed, canned and frozen foods and sugar as well. Additives, preservatives and food dyes are also known for contributing to breathing issues and even asthma attacks.
  7. ExerciseWhen you’re having trouble breathing, exercise might seem like a terrible idea, but being sedentary won’t do anything to help your COPD symptoms. By regularly getting exercise, especially cardio workouts, you can strengthen your respiratory muscles and improve your overall endurance. About 40 percent of people with COPD experience high levels of depression and anxiety, which makes it even more difficult to quit smoking and comply with treatment. Exercise also increases endorphin levels, which improves mood, reduces depression and anxiety, and makes it easier to quit smoking. Increase Water Intake – One of the common and frustrating COPD symptoms is having mucus collect in your airways. This mucus can be difficult to clear and result in persistent and uncontrollable coughing. You can improve this mucus problem is by drinking plenty of water throughout the day. Drink at least eight glasses of water daily to thin mucus and stay hydrated. You can increase the moisture content of the air in your home by using a humidifier. Humidifiers can also help make breathing easier.
  8. Eucalyptus Oilcan be very helpful for people with COPD. A study in Respiratory Research showed that cineole, the main constituent of eucalyptus essential oil, actually reduced cough attacks in people with COPD. It also reduces shortness of breath and improves lung function as well as health status overall. The best is to use eucalyptus oil in a diffuser and/or humidifier and breath in the anti-inflammatory air. (Eucalyptus oil isn’t suitable for young children. It is too strong.)
  9. Consume GinsengGinseng improves lung function and also decrease bacteria in the lungs. Panax ginseng, in particular, has a long history of use in Chinese medicine for respiratory conditions, including asthma and COPD. A study published in the journal Complementary solutions in Medicine provides info on therapeutic ginseng benefits. Panax ginseng and ginsenosides (active components of ginseng) appear to inhibit processes related to the development of COPD.
  10. Take N-Acetylcysteine (NAC)- Supplementing with NAC helps decrease the severity and frequency of asthma attacks and improves overall lung function by increasing glutathione levels and thinning bronchial mucus. Glutathione fights against oxidative stress in the respiratory tract, which can make NAC a powerful and effective natural treatment for COPD.
  11. Avoid Cold and Crowds – it’s important to avoid things that make you feel worse: smoke and pollution, cold air can trigger bronchospasm, put on a face mask before going out into very cold temperatures, avoid large crowds, reducer risk of being exposed to infectious germs.
  12. Stay Away From ChemicalsIn a 2015 study looking at 167 participants diagnosed with COPD, more than 60 percent of participants reported cleaning supplies as a trigger for COPD symptoms. More than 50 percent of participants reported trouble after being exposed to perfumes, scented candles or insect spray. About 50 percent reported hairspray as a problem for their COPD. By using natural DIY household products, you can avoid chemicals and improve your COPD symptoms.

To Summarize:

Lifestyle Approaches That May Help You to Breathe Better:

  1. Make inner decision: “I want to regain fullness and beauty of life”, I deserve a good life and a am open to all good to come in my life.
  2. Start using Spooky2 programs, then every day learn a new method and start applying in your daily life.
  3. Reduce Stress & Increase Experience of Pleasure and Beauty
  4. Avoid Smoke in Every Way: Quitting smoking, Avoid air pollution and Control your breathing: Try meditation or acupuncture to help you finally kick the habit.
  5. Improve Your Breathing-Exploring pulmonary rehabilitation -health and wellbeing programs like yogic pranayama techniques and use it throughout the day. Also learn yogic postures and relaxation techniques that you can use when you’re short of breath.
  6. Eating a healthy diet: Less sugar, more whole foods, and proper hydration can help fuel you and reduce the fatigue and nutritional deficiencies often seen in correlation with lung conditions.
  7. Use Eucalyptus Oil, consume Ginseng, Take N-Acetylcysteine (NAC) – Supplement, Taking a CoQ10 supplement: It may improve your lung health when you have COPD, asthma and similar lung conditions. Get more vitamin D: This “sunshine vitamin” protects lung health.
  8. Avoid Cold and Crowds
  9. Exercise regularly. It may seem difficult to exercise when you have trouble breathing, but regular exercise can improve your overall strength and endurance and strengthen your respiratory muscles.
  10. Stay Away From Chemicals.

See your doctor to monitor your lung function.

Note: A life-threatening problem like COPD requires proper medical supervision. However, you can prevent it.

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2 Comments

  1. I have 2 neighbors age 70+ with COPD and I’m trying to get them interested in Spooky2. You refer to Spooky settings that can help COPD but don’t mention nay specific presets or programs. Can you provide a little guidance in that area?

    1. Dear Robert, for COPD.you can choose shell empty preset and choose the suitable treatment mode and then go to the program tab, input :COPD in the searching bar, you will find copd program.

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