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Have You Ever Used a Lemon as Asthma Relief?
Are you a chronic asthma patient always on the look out for a new kind of asthma relief? Are you always scared that you will run into some allergens which will trigger your disease and mar your vacations? Are you always clutching at a purse or pocket with the emergency asthma medicines, for that what-if-an-attack-happens scenario? Then this article will be of great use to you.
Read on, and find out how the humble lemon can help you gain your freedom from this disease.
Using Lemon as An Asthma Controlling Agent
You can get plenty of asthma relief from including lemon in your daily diet. The best way in which you can make lemon work as your asthma relief is to go for an initial two-day fast where the only intake would be water and lemon juice. The lemon should be consumed by being squeezed into warm distilled water to speed up the digestion process and increase the energy level of the drink. Be careful to rinse your mouth with plain distilled water everytime you drink lemonade, so the enamel of your teeth stays protected from its acidity.
Once you have established the lemon in your system, you should now continue having it every day in the morning before breakfast - ideally at least half-an-hour before - to give you the best asthma relief. This time you will need to add two teaspoons of ionic manganese to your lemon juice. Why manganese? Because this mineral is known to have the ability to lower anxiety levels in the minds of people. Asthma is mainly caused by anxiety and anger - hence, neutralizing the main cause of the disease will work towards a more permanent asthma relief. By the way, for those who did not know, the manganese mineral is known popularly as the love mineral.
After a few days, you add one teaspoon of chlorophyll to your lemon juice (which is now consumed along with the manganese). The chlorophyll will actually detoxify the colon. This preventive action is taken because most asthma patients have their lungs weakened by the toxins that flow upstream from the colon, via your blood. The blood has to stay pure to prevent asthma attacks.
This process repeated over a few months, can help to provide permanent asthma relief. It is important while undergoing this treatment, to avoid any and all triggers possible. Once the treatment completes its first month, (if it works well) your body will become immune to many allergens, offering you a sense of relief when it comes to trying to control the disease while you're out and about.
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