AUT CASE STUDIES-7 : ASTHMA

7. Asthma

An unmarried youth, aged 25, had asthma for more than 2 years. Medicines provided only relief. He had to take powerful medicines daily. He started AUT from June 1998. AUT gradually cured him in 20 days and he has been free from asthma to date.

Excerpt from Mr. Rm R Rajasekaran's blog:

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AN EASY AND NATURAL WAY TO 

HEALTH & HAPPINESS 

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Asthma: Healing through Homeopathy

The third episode of 'Heal through Homeopathy' on CNN-IBN will tackle asthma, a chronic disease prevalent in the country. Dr.Mukesh Batra, a homeopathic healthcare expert, will cover the disease in its entirety, from diagnosis to treatment. He will be joined by a chest medicine expert, Dr Swami Digambar Pawar. Watch the telecast on December 6 (Saturday) at 4.30 p.m. This program will attempt to explore and dissect all the myths associated with asthma.

'Heal through Homeopathy' has a dynamic format, where cases and patient issues will be discussed threadbare. Film star Sonu Sood ('Jodhaa Akbar' and 'Singh is King') will also be on the show, to join the crusade to spread the message of health all across the country.

Courtesy: Friday Review, The Hindu, December 5, 2008.
Grateful thanks to The Hindu.

Health Tips-17: Nuts and Asthma Risk

London: Pregnant who eat nuts or nut products like peanut butter daily raise the risk of their children developing asthma by 50%, Dutch researchers said on Tuesday.

The study also showed that moderate amounts did not seem to have an effect, meaning it is too soon to say whether pregnant women should give up nuts because they contain many important nutrients and healthy fats a developing foetus needs.

“We were the first to find these strong effects on asthma symptoms,” said Saskia Willers, an epidemiologist at Utrecht University, who led the study. “But until we are certain we don’t want to restrict them from the diet.”

In some countries as many as 30% of children develop asthma, according to the World Health Organisation. Scientists do not know why some children develop asthma; some believe allergies can trigger the disease that causes a narrowing of the bronchial tubes. – Reuters.

Courtesy: The Hindu, Madurai, July 16, 2008

Articles on “Asthma” and “Allergy” from Wikipedia:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asthma

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allergies

Grateful thanks to Reuters, The Hindu and Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.