Asthma Relief

Over time salt therapy has proven to be a powerful asthma relief. A handy solution is the use of our Saline Air Cleaner devices, with saline filter, that combines the beneficial effects of salt therapy and the space comfort where you live or where you spend most of the time.

It creates salt treatments microclimate which decrease the intensity of suffocation crisis and the number of nighttime awakenings and morning cough in asthma. Saline Air Cleaner devices diminishes inflammatory edema in the entire respiratory tract which leads in amelioration of symptoms for asthma sufferers, this is why we consider it is the best asthma relief at the moment.

What is asthma

Asthma is a chronic inflammation of the bronchial tubes that cause swelling, respectively, narrowing the airways. During normal breathing, the muscles surrounding the airways are relaxed, and air enters freely. But for people with asthma, allergy-causing substances and environmental triggers make the muscles surrounding the airways to tighten, and air can not move freely.

There is still no complete cure for asthma but there are solutions for asthma relief. It’s symptoms can be controlled and improved and salt therapy has proven to be an excellent remedy for asthma complementary to allopathic medicine.

Why is salt therapy considered an asthma relief

Salt by its nature is a bactericidal substance, which not allows the development of microbial cultures, and act as a disinfectant. Through the development and uptake of saline ions in the airways, combined with strong hygroscopic property, arises dilution effect of the deposition of contaminants, including microorganisms that cause disease and respiratory disorders such as asthma.

Inhalation of aerosols is more than required by their absorber, acting primarily on the mucus. They lead to liquefaction and flow of mucus from the airways, thus making removal of foreign material and the microcavitatile respiratory cilia, thus causing progressive and long-lasting relief of breathing and therefore asthma relief.

During the inhalation of aerosols, the airways are cleared of outbreaks of infection present both adults especially in children, which trigger and maintain numerous respiratory diseases ( in most cases recurrent become chronic ), and by whose presence , immunity gradually decreases.

The Best Asthma Home Remedies

Our Saline Air Cleaner deivces are manufactured on naturally process and they are having no side effects to your body and to your life. You can place them in your room and can put them ‘On’ while you are sleeping.

Doctors and physicians have shown their full confidence in our Saline Air Cleaner devices. The equipments have an increased demand worldwide for asthma relief. You can watch the list of the items on the website and choose the one which feets the best upon your needs.

You may also consult our customer support for any further inquiries and questions. We want to hear back regarding our offers and we do appreciate your feedback.


Asthma Relief

BBC News - A dose of salts to ease cystic fibrosis!

For about six weeks, Richard Preen has drawn some inspiration from Australian surfers in a daily ritual designed to help ease his cystic fibrosis.

The 27-year-old inhales salt water and says the unusual practice is already starting to make a difference.

He says the mucus which clogs his lungs is becoming easier to cough up.

The treatment developed by scientists in the US and Australia advocates inhaling a salt water aerosol solution almost twice as salty as the Atlantic Ocean.

Trials have already shown good results and experts say the treatment is thousands of pounds cheaper per patient than its chemical alternative.

Treatments

Richard, from Cheltenham, is just one of a few people using the treatment in the UK.

He heard about the therapy from a friend with cystic fibrosis (CF), who is using it in Australia.

“I have noticed that I am bringing up more mucus which is a good thing”

“She told me that the Australians had discovered that people with CF who were surfers, and in the water all the time, found they had less lung infections.

“So scientists decided to see whether inhaling a salt solution could help and this seemed to work pretty well.

“Obviously I have had CF from birth, but I just needed the basic treatments and then when I was 15 my condition started getting gradually worse and I had to have medication intravenously and oral antibiotics.”

But despite the various treatment and regular physiotherapy sessions, his condition became more acute and he had to give up full-time work and go part-time.

Results

Since taking the salt-water solution, however, he is noticing promising results.

“It is too early to say how effective it will be, but I have noticed that I am bringing up more mucus which is a good thing. It really is just a case of seeing how it goes.

“I am now on a course of intravenous (IV) antibiotics so I will be very interested to see how the salt solution works after the IV’s when my chest should be at its clearest.

“Hopefully the salt therapy should slow the return of the thick mucus that usually builds up.”

The solution comes in a bottle and is about 7% hypertonic (stronger than the contents of the cells of the body).

“It is a really strong dose,” said Richard.

“I just draw it up in a syringe and put it into my nebuliser for about five to ten minutes and it irritates the lungs and makes you cough.”

CF is a genetic condition which causes chronic lung damage due to the build up of excessive amounts of sticky mucus.

In healthy people, the water lining the airways helps to clear away excess amounts of mucus by pushing it up into the mouth where it can be swallowed.

But people with CF are missing this layer of water and are unable to prevent the mucus from clogging up their lungs – ultimately this can lead to respiratory failure.

The salt water therapy uses salt to suck water from the lung tissues out onto their surface.

Cost

Dr Jim Littlewood, chairman of the Cystic Fibrosis Trust, said inquiries he had made showed few people in the UK were on the treatment, despite it being so cheap to try.

“It is quite harmless and it is hard to believe that it could have any toxic affects, but it does irritate some people.

“It has the wonderful advantage that it is extremely cheap.

“And current studies show it is just as effective as the alternatives.”

He said the current drug used for the same purpose, used once a day, costs about £7,500 per patient a year.

He said the therapy was not new, but the fact that it had recently had US and Australian trials and been published in the New England Journal of Medicine validated it.


BBC News - A dose of salts to ease cystic fibrosis!