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Asthma symptoms can include coughing, wheezing, tight chest, difficulties in breathing, restless and exhausted etc. An asthma attack can cause sweating, extreme gasping for breath and rapid heartburn. It is important to breathe properly so that the diaphragm rises and falls and fill and empty the lungs well. Asthma and its trigger factors are still not fully understood. Magnesium deficiencies are found in all asthmatics. Home remedies are the most effective remedy to stop asthma attack. Apple Cidar Vinegar: It is a very popular home remedies for asthma that has shown to be extremely beneficial in the majority of people. This home remedy works very fast and relief can be seen within a day. Take one tablespoon of apple cidar vinegar diluted with water before you go to bed. It must have a very strong taste and smell. Apple cidar vinegar has also been effective in treating acne, acid reflux, and allergies and other conditions. Diet and Nutrition: Diet plays and important role in treat

Some foods can help to control the severity of an attack. One of the best-known foods for doing this is coffee, due to the caffeine. Some Foods can actually dilate air passageways, by thinning the mucus and opening them up for freer breathing. The foods in this category include the spicy, pungent foods like chili, hot mustard, garlic and onions. These hot foods work by stimulating nerves, resulting in the release of watery fluid in the mouth, throat and lungs. Some foods can control inflammation of the airways because of their anti-inflammatory components. Foods that help to do this include onions, fatty fish (fish oil is a proven anti-inflammatory high in omega 3 fatty acids) and vitamin C-packed foods. Eat foods rich in the B vitamins such as green leafy vegetables and pulses and good sources of magnesium such as sunflower seeds and dried figs. Asthmatic patients should take wholemeal bread, maize, jawar and bajra (millets) which are very useful. Among vegetables, spinach, bitt

... Pranayama Buteyko and Papworth have been known to help a lot of asthmatics deal and successfully manage their condition by correcting erroneous methods of breathing. While these three may differ in core principles and base techniques, each of them provides common sense methods along with rational explanations as to why some asthma causes and breathing are in a sense, highly related. Take Buteyko for example. The particular formulation of this technique was based on the premise that asthmatics tend to over-breathe during flare-ups and attacks thereby worsening the condition. It has also further concluded and proven that hyperventilation caused by over-breathing highly diminishes the affectivity of carbon dioxide within the body to ease inflamed respiratory muscles. Papworth although slightly similar in terms of techniques, revolves around its core principle, which is the importance of nasal and diaphragmatic breathing as well as the individual development of breathing patterns