Natural Remedies — Nasal Irrigation

Below is what medical doctors talking about preventing the common cold. It’s that time of year, when the sound of holiday music is muffled by coughing and sneezing. While many claim it’s only allergies, Doctor Paul Lenkowski in Virginia says there is one way to detect a cold. “They both have similar symptoms but there … Continue reading Doctors Talk about Preventing the Common Cold →

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Nose and Life Quality Many people’s life quality is closely related to the NOSE. When you catch a common cold, or nasal allergy, or have a post nasal drip, you could have running noses and nose congestion amidst other signs and symptoms. It may turn out to be really frustrating and annoying to get rid … Continue reading Nasal Cleansing for Improving Your Life Quality →

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We hope one drug can treat both disorders – asthma and allergy. Indeed, some treatment can reduce both asthma and allergy symptoms, but most medicines are designed to treat either one or the other. A few treatments below can help with both diseases. Leukotriene Modifier Montelukast (Singulair) is a medication that eases both allergy and … Continue reading Nasal Allergy and Asthma Treatment with Nasal Cleansing →

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Any allergic response occurs when the immune chemicals (antibodies) mistakenly identify a harmless substance such as tree pollen as a dangerous invader. In an attempt to protect your body from the substance, antibodies attack the allergen. The chemicals released by your immune system lead to allergy signs and symptoms, such as nasal congestion, runny nose, … Continue reading How Allergic Reactions to Cause Asthma Symptoms? →

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Viral respiratory infections can cause increased airway responsiveness in humans. Increased airway responsiveness usually begins early during the acute viral infection and then causes asthma. Why viral infection can cause asthma attack (flare up)? 1. Increased airway responsiveness a. Increased sensitivity so any little trigger can cause a big trouble b. Increased maximal response so a … Continue reading Respiratory Viruses Cause Asthma and Importance of Nasal Irrigation →

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