Natural Remedies — asthma

In 2016 over the counter inhalers for asthma are few and far between. We’re working to create new options for asthma sufferers. Our dry powder Prime Asthma Relief is working for a lot of people, and our mist version, EpiMist is coming very soon. Within months, our non CFC epinephrine mist version will be available … Continue reading Comparing Over the Counter Inhalers for Asthma →

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In a recent study from Johns Hopkins University, it appears that some men with a history of asthma are less likely to develop prostate cancer. As the excerpt suggests, the researchers don’t yet know why the correlation exists, but it’s an interesting read. Here’s an excerpt: Men with an asthma history were 29 percent less … Continue reading Interesting News: Men with Asthma Appear Less Likely to get Prostate Cancer →

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A number of clinical studies have reported that both allergic and non-allergic rhinitis are highly linked with asthma attack (Asthma flare up).  Allergic rhinittis Allergic rhinitis and positive allergy skin tests are significant risk factors for developing new asthma. Individuals  with either of these diagnoses are about three times more likely to develop asthma than … Continue reading Asthma links to Allergic and Non-Allergic Rhinitis →

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Acquired: Anything that is not present at birth but develops some time later. In medicine, the word “acquired” implies “new” or “added.” An acquired condition is “new” in the sense that it is not genetic (inherited) and “added” in the sense that was not present at birth. Adenovirus: A group of viruses responsible for a … Continue reading Asthma Glossary →

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According to the data provided by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), twenty-five million American have asthma! That means that in every 100 American, 8 have asthma. How about children? Seven million American children under 17 years of age have asthma. In some families, several kids can have asthma. Although medical sciences … Continue reading Do You Know How Many Americans Have Asthma? →

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