Respiratory System
Overall indications for nutritional aid
Frequent colds, sinus problems, bronchitis, asthma, congestion, etc.
Wheezing, shortness of breath.
Deep breathing makes chest feel congested
Excess or deficient mucus in lungs and/or sinuses
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The respiratory system provides oxygen to the bloodstream.
The sinuses filter and humidify the air we breathe. They also regulate the temperature of incoming air.
The trachea, bronchi and bronchioles are lined with cilia-hairlike structures that beat continuously, pushing mucus and foreign particles up toward the pharynx.
The lungs filter the air we breathe and only allow microscopic particles to reach the alveoli.
In the alveoli, carbon dioxide leaves the body and oxygen enters the body through thin capillary walls.
A healthy diet, regular exercise, a minimum of stress and adequate sleep all benefit respiratory system health.
I. DRY CONDITIONS II. CONSTRICTED AIRWAYS (ASTHMA) General Indications General indications Deficient, thick, yellow mucus
Dry lungs and sinuses History of anxiety and stress
History of hay fever and respiratory allergy Hot Indications
Dry irritated cough
Unproductive cough
Key indications
Wheezing
Deep, gasping cough
Bronchial constriction
MULLEIN * Cold Indications
Wheezing, shortness of breath.
Person is pale, thin.
Key Indications
Itchy nose and ears.
History of frequent ear infections.
Red, irritated eyes.
III. DAMP
General indications
Excessive mucus
Fenugreek & ThymeKey Indications
White or clear mucus
Watery mucus From the Lungs From the Sinuses Key Indications
Yellow mucus
or Brown mucus
Note: Check the details for each product. See which one is more appropriate for your particular health problem. Sometimes, you might need all the recommended products.
A* following a product's name means that it should be your first choice(s) - if several products are suggested.
Do not hesitate to call for advice, dosages and the most appropriate products for your particular case.
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