How can Salt Therapy support my Asthma?

Due to salt's anti-inflammatory and mucolytic (mucus loosening) properties, it has been shown to be effective at treating asthma symptoms. Salt helps to expand the airways by reducing inflammation, thus making it easier for a patient to breath more easily.

  • Due to the mucolytics effects, the lungs and airways are able to be cleared of stubborn phlegm and mucus

  • Salt's calming affect helps the patient relax, become less tense and be able to breathe more comfortably

  • Reduce dependency on steroid inhalers and reduce hospital admissions for asthma outbreaks

 
Asthma Support in Birmingham

“I had a terrible cough for almost 4 months. Although I had all the checks with a doctor ie blood tests and x-rays, 3 lots of antibiotics and steroids nothing helped my cough and breathing problems. I am asthmatic but it usually well controlled. A friend told me about salt therapy and I was very pessimistic, although by this point I would try anything! After 2 sessions I could breathe easier and with each session, I improved. After 6 sessions I was feeling on top of the world with no cough and no breathing difficulties. This is my saviour!” Jackie S - Asthma Birmingham

 

Are you looking for Asthma Support in Birmingham? Asthma sufferers should consider Salt Therapy, as not only can it bring immediate relief, but it also prevents the frequency with which your symptoms reoccur.

Salt Therapy is a natural, safe and beneficial method of treatment for every age group. By visiting our Salt Room and breathing in the saline aerosol generated by our machine it can significantly help to:

  • Reduce the need for antihistamine.

  • Alleviate sneezing, coughing and shortness of breath.

  • Clear mucus and sticky phlegm from the lungs.

  • Strengthen your immune system.

  • Prolong remission times.

  • Improve general health and quality of life.

 
 
 

What are the symptoms of asthma?

  • Shortness of breath - those who suffer from asthma say that they have problems catching their breath,Chest tightness - a feeling like something is squeezing or sitting on your chest.Wheezing - a squeaking or whistling sound when you breathe Coughing -that occurs mostly at night or early in the morning

What causes asthma?

There are a number of things that can trigger asthma including:

  • Allergens from animal fur, pollen and mold, polluted air Physical activity, i.e. exercise Certain medicines including, anti-inflammatory drugs, non-selective beta-blockers, and aspirin Sulphites in certain food and drink Respiratory infections including colds and flu

It is important that you speak to your doctor who can help you figure out what things may trigger an asthma flare – up.

How can salt therapy help with Asthma?

  • Salt helps to expand the airways by reducing inflammation, thus making it easier for a patient to breath more easily.

  • Due to the mucolytics effects, the lungs and airways are able to be cleared of stubborn phlegm and mucus

  • Salt's calming affect helps the patient relax, become less tense and be able to breathe more comfortably

  • Reduce dependency on steroid inhalers and reduce hospital admissions for asthma outbreaks

For Asthma support in Birmingham please call us on 0330 113 6342