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Asthma

Overview

Asthma is often associated with other allergic disorders such as allergic rhinitis. We approach this disorder by looking at what offending agents need to be avoided and what other supportive therapies we can offer the body to reduce both the severity and frequency of attacks.

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Symptoms

• Coughing
• Wheezing
• Shortness of breath
• Chest tightness
• Pain or pressure
• Trouble sleeping
• Being very tired/Loss of breath during exercise

This is not a complete list, and if you are experiencing these symptoms it is not guaranteed you have asthma.

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Treatment

At our center, the doctor compiles a treatment therapy plan that uses a combination of methods to treat asthma, including factors that correct the anti-inflammatory balance, strengthen the immune system, and antioxidant therapy that lowers oxidative stress of the body. With acute attacks we take a more interventional approach to break the attacks and disrupt the spasm present within the lungs. These therapies include intravenous therapy with relaxants, hydrogen peroxide therapy that provides much needed oxygenation to the tissues and is anti-bacterial in its action, and finally, glutathione inhalers that deliver powerful antioxidants directly to the lung tissue. Once the situation is stabilized we can offer all the adjunctive therapies mentioned above to decrease the number and severity of attacks.

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