How Does Your Body Overcome Asthma?

The first step to learning how your body can overcome asthma and many other diseases is to first understand how your body works and how asthma may be caused. There is no sure thing on what will causes asthma because of the issues that surround the problem. Hereditary is to blame in a lot of cases of asthma, even if the person from your family was like your great granddads granddad. Another theory on what causes asthma is environmental pollution. Environmental pollution plays a big role in an asthma sufferer's triggers list for what can trigger an asthma attack. For example the cleaning products that you use inside your home can trigger an asthma attack. On high pollution days when the ozone layer has dropped down to ground level, you begin breathing in all the toxins that have been floating around on the jet stream. Breathing in these toxins right in your own front yard can be catastrophic to someone with asthma, and it happens all over the world.

So, understanding some of those triggers may lead us back to what actually causes the disease in the first place. Let us start at the beginning of when you were being created inside your mother's womb. Your mother had already started to share her toxic burden that she has accumulated with you during your first stages of life. That means when you were you born your body was already burdened with environmental pollution. Each child born anywhere in the world has an approximate amount of toxins they are born with and that numbers is about 200 known toxins and carcinogens in their blood stream. So our battle with disease like asthma and your body's immune system are already compromised the day you are born. We have already begun to work on cleaning up our planet but what about the damage that has already been done? Our planet is a toxic playground and we are in constant danger from this pollution.

Since the damage has already been done to our planer then a simple action plan should be simple to formulate. The idea of toxins in our bodies creates the problem of having to remove these toxins. Like our planets problem, where we have buried tons of toxins in the ground it's not likely the job of removal would be an easy one. Unlike the planet our bodies can make it much simpler. Cleaning out the toxins from our body can open up many doors to healing. The war that goes on daily inside your body could slow down to just a small fight because of toxins that won't give your body the leverage it needs to fight against disease and illness. Now, the process of removing these toxins can be hard to find and you have to decide if you want to remove them chemically or naturally. Which one would you prefer? If you said naturally you're on the right track because chemicals are what are making our toxic burden grow out of control. This accounts for the sharp rise in asthma cases and many other diseases.

The removal of your toxic burden naturally starts right in your home and in your kitchen. Vegetables and fruits must be washed thoroughly to insure that the chemicals they were sprayed with to keep the bugs off are not going to end up in your digestion track or other places. The best defense is not to take in any toxins at all, but unfortunately as our planet becomes more and more polluted our options start to decrease. There is one method that can remove toxins and relieve the stress on your body and can work so effectively that you don't even know that it's doing its job. It is a subtle thing created by Mother Nature herself to help us in this time of great need. Environmental pollution is slowly killing us all. Our bodies do have the natural ability to remove toxins and metals but it is being overrun with them. What it cannot remove it is forced to absorb into your body. Once absorbed the problems begin with sickness, slowly moving, having no energy to the onslaught of disease and illness because of the weakened state of your body. Can your body overcome asthma? I believe so, it's been done before. All you need is to believe and try something new and natural. Do your homework first.