Asthma Homeopathy

We all know that our bodies are different and this is why we react different to certain substances or stimuli. Sometimes, if a certain element can cause asthma to one person, this doesn't have the same effect on other person. Even those who have asthma react different to treatment and to different stimuli. This is why it is so important to have a personalized treatment depending on our organism.

An alternative to the synthetic medication that is usually given to those who have asthma is homeopathy. With the help of homeopathy a person who has asthma can have his own treatment, depending on how his body reacts to certain natural substances. This is why the treatments from this field vary very much.

The main thing that has to be taken into consideration when establishing an asthma treatment is what is causing the attacks.

This can be very different and it can refer to certain aliments, elements in the air that might be allergens too, physical exercises or many other things. For others, it is not needed an external substance to trigger an asthma attack but it is sufficient an emotional factor, like intense emotions or stress.

For instance, some people have their asthma attacks in autumn or in the spring more often. The treatment given by the homeopathy has to take into consideration this aspect and has to see what is exactly causing it. By knowing the symptoms and the cause, you can find the right homeopathic treatment based on this information.

Another good example of what can be specific to certain patients is the fact that the attacks happen mostly during the night. That person will have to be carefully examined to see what is causing this problem. Also his situation can be compared with those of other people who have the same symptoms.

So, even though we are different, the diseases have certain similarities regarding the symptoms. This way, we can see what is working to other people and maybe improve that to find the best and the most suitable solution for the initial patient.

So in order to take the best decisions for the treatment of a person with asthma it is very important to take into consideration all the factors that might influence his health issue. The environment where he lives or where he works is very important and this way a treatment made according to the patient's needs can be done.

Homeopathic treatments can be the best solution for many people who suffer from asthma. Not only it is a natural way of dealing with this problem, but also it can be personalized.

Before starting such a treatment you need to think of all the factors that might be related with asthma and also to discuss all this with a specialist. Find out information about people who have the same symptoms that you do and what is the way they are treating themselves. By combining all these information you will be able to take control over asthma.

 

homoeopathic remedies to be banned

Delegates to the British Medical Association's conference are expected to support seven motions opposing the use of public money to pay for remedies which they claim have 'no place in the modern health service.'
They are also calling for junior doctors to be exempt from being placed in homoeopathic hospitals, claiming it goes against the principles of evidence-based medicine.
The conference will also hear calls for homoeopathic remedies to be banned from chemists unless they are clearly labelled as placebos rather than medicines.
The NHS needs to make £20 billion in cuts over the next few years and doctors say the health service cannot afford 'sugar pills and placebos.'
Supporters say homoeopathy helps thousands of patients with chronic conditions such as ME, asthma, migraine and depression who have not responded to conventional medical treatments.
A report from the Science and Technology Select Committee earlier this year also urged the NHS to cease funding homoeopathic treatments.
Dr Gordon Lehany, a psychiatrist and chair of the BMA's Scottish junior doctors committee said: "We're not saying homoeopathy shouldn't happen, just that it should not be funded on the NHS.
"While placebos can work, they are not medicines, there is no active ingredient, and so if people want to access these expensive sugar tablets, they have to find the money themselves."
But the British Homoeopathic Association (BHA) points out that less than 0.01 per cent of the massive NHS drug bill is spent on homoeopathic tinctures and pills.
David Tredinnick, the Tory MP and champion of homeopathy, has tabled a motion rejecting calls for a ban. And pro-homeopathy protestors will demonstrate outside the BMA conference in Brighton on Tuesday.