Natural Asthma Relief

Recovery™ For
Natural Asthma Relief

End Your Asthma Condition Naturally
Discover The Freedom To Breath
Effective For All Respiratory Conditions
100% All-Natural Relief Remedy
Clinically Proven Asthma Relief

Benefits Of Recovery™ For Natural Asthma Relief:

Improves respiratory function and health
Reduces the frequency and severity of asthma attacks
Reduces allergic reactions
Ensures strong immune system functioning
Reduces respiratory problems and asthma linked to stress and anxiety
Relaxs bronchioles and prevents bronchospasms
Improves circulation to tissues
Excellent for irritation, congestion, tightness and anxiety
Speeds repair to tissue
Slows or halts tissue damage
No unpleasant side effects
May be safely combined with asthma medications or taken on its own to help improve the quality of life

Practioners Report That Recovery™ Is Excellent For
Natural Asthma Relief:

Many practitioners have reported that Recovery™ has been established as a significant and safe anti-inflammatory supplement for the prevention and treatment of chronic inflammation and improves post trauma healing.
Combats asthma naturally without the side effects and adverse reactions of drugs, and is a very effective all natural asthma relief remedy.

Recovery™ Contains Nutricol®:

A highly concentrated proprietary bioflavonoid formula consisting of theaflavin, EGCG, resveratrol and proanthocyanidins, which are derived from from grape and tea. These anti-catabolic ingredients stop the progression of inflammation and tissue damage.
Harvard University has identified resveratrol and other compounds in Recovery™ that can lengthen the lives of cells by as much as 80 percent.
Recovery™ with Nutricol is a functional food with potent anti-inflammatory and anti-catabolic effects for natural relief of chronic inflammation and pain. Since 1999, Recovery™ has demonstrated significant anti-inflammatory effects and has earned international acclaim as an effective anti-inflammatory food product.

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ASTHMA - Information

Asthma
How common is asthma
What are asthma symptoms
What can trigger asthma symptoms or an asthma attack?
Inherent asthma risk factors for children
External asthma risk factors for children
Asthma risk factors for adults
Wellness tips
Recovery with Nutricol can imporve quaility of breathing
Safety of Recovery

Asthma

Asthma is a chronic “long-term” inflammation of the airways, which causes breathing difficulties. People with asthma and asthma symptoms have extremely sensitive airways. When the airways become irritated, they react by swelling and narrowing. This makes it difficult for the air to travel in and out. With appropriate management, individuals with asthma can lead complete and active lives, as there are numerous remedies that assist with asthma relief.

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How Common is Asthma?

Over 20 million North Americans are diagnosed with asthma and asthma signs and symptoms. Even though the condition can develop at any age, it generally begins in early childhood. Asthma usually affects twice as many boys as girls, but more girls than boys develop asthma in adolescence, and in adulthood. The ratio becomes 1 - 1 males to females

What Are Asthma Symptoms?

Asthma symptoms vary between individuals experiencing asthma and asthma attacks and will change within the same individual, either lessening or intensifying. Some people who experience asthma and asthma attacks may have extended symptom-free periods, while others have some symptoms of asthma every day. Other people may only experience asthma symptoms during exercise or when they are exposed to allergens or viral respiratory tract infections.

The most common asthma symptoms include:

Coughing, particularly at night
Wheezing
Shortness of breath
Chest tightness, pressure or pain

What Can Trigger Asthma Symptoms or an Asthma Attack?

Asthma is usually a lifelong health problem, therefore it is helpful to know what causes your asthma or asthma symptoms to worsen. People with asthma or those who experience asthma symptoms are sensitive to substances and activities that usually do not bother others. These are called "triggers" and can give rise to an asthma attack or asthma symptoms such as coughing, wheezing, or difficulty breathing. Pollens, moulds, and animal dander are common triggers. Other factors like exercise, vigorous activity or cold air can bring on an asthma attack or asthma symptoms as well.

Common factors that can trigger an asthma attack or asthma symptoms include:

Colds “viral respiratory infections”
Vigorous activities or exercise, especially in the cold air
Cigarette smoke and other types of air pollution
Strong odors such as perfumes, exhaust fumes and cleaning products
Foods such as shellfish, nuts and those that contain sulfites
Fungi and moulds
Pollens
Dust
Ibuprofen, aspirin and other related medicines
Change in the weather
Hairy or feathered pets
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Inherent Asthma Risk Factors For Children

Family History: A child is more likely to develop this condition when one or both parents have asthma or allergies. If the mother has asthma, the probability is greater than if the father has it.
Gender: During childhood, males are more likely to suffer from asthma than females.
Allergies: Children who have allergies are more prone to develop asthma.

External Asthma Risk Factors For Children

Being exposed to second-hand tobacco smoke. Children whose parents smoke are more likely to develop asthma. This is primarily true if the mother smokes.
Having an infection. Children who have had a viral respiratory infection when they were very young are more susceptible to develop asthma in childhood.
Being exposed to allergens. Children exposed to hairy or feathered pets are more prone to develop asthma.
Being exposed to air pollution. Living in a large city or town increases the risk of a child developing asthma.

Asthma Risk Factors For Adults

Many adults who have asthma developed the condition when they were children. Therefore, the risk factors are the same as above. One additional risk factor is:

Being exposed to occupational irritants such as gases, fumes, dust, animal dander, latex products and metals.

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Wellness Tips

Many factors can contribute to the successful management of asthma. Here are the guidelines to avoid asthma attacks:
Learning to identify and avoid your triggers. This will help you avoid an asthma attack.

Common Asthma triggers include:

animal dander
moulds
pollens
dust and dust mites
cigarette smoke
vigorous activity or exercise
cockroaches
certain air pollutants
chemical fumes
viral infections
cold air
certain food additives such as sulfites
strong smelling substances such as perfumes
extreme emotions

Take your medications as recommended. To minimize the likelihood of side effects, your physician will prescribe the lowest dosage required to control your symptoms. It may take a little experimentation to determine what is the “correct” dose. Your physician may have to try various doses of specific medications before he finds what works best for your condition.Your medication needs may change over time.

Consult your physician or healthcare provider about new food-based, non-drug supplements, which are formulated to improve quality of life such as Recovery with Nutricol™. Keep in mind that a nutritional supplement is not meant to be a substitute for your prescribed asthma medication.

Educate yourself. Education is essential in managing asthma successfully. Your healthcare professional or pharmacist can help you develop a plan to assist you manage your condition, and reduce the frequency and severity of asthma attacks.

Stick to the plan of action. Your physician will work with you to develop a solid plan specifically suited for your condition. Not following his recommendations could result in serious consequences. If you do not intend on taking your medication as scheduled, or if it is not effective for you, you should discuss this with your physician first before making any changes.

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Recovery With Nutricol Can Imporve The Quaility Of Breathing

Nutricol®

Nutricol® (Recovery™) can be safely combined with asthma and allergy drugs. Recovery™ is designed to improve circulation, healing, and to minimize damage, spasms and inflammation. There are no unpleasant side effects. Because Recovery™ works to improve and modify your body’s own responses, it can take from three to five weeks before you experience all the benefits associated with enhanced overall breathing.

Safety of Recovery™

Recovery™ has significant benefits with very low risk. All Recovery™ ingredients are naturally-occuring and non-toxic.

Nutricol® constituents have been clinically observed to possess anticarinogenic properties in the lung, liver, pancreas, bladder, prostate, breast, skin and most of the gastrointestinal system.