months ago. It was suggested by someone else to start her on
supplements a week or so ago, but I wasn't sure why that helps and
frankly it's a financial thing right now. I just can't afford it for a
while. What is it in the supplements that helps asthma? We are going
to try the oil pulling. I can get supplements on my autoship in Dec.
and I will if I think they will really help. I don't really know
anything about the supplements.
On Nov 22, 12:11 pm, ftballwidow <doterracptgo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Definitely she is on the supplements right? For me breathe also works
> because my asthma is exercise induced. My kids are a different
> story.
>
> I highly recommend 2 things:
>
> 1) Read the posting on "Oil Pulling" and have your daughter start it
> immediately. We are a family of asthmatics and oil pulling is amazing
> for it. We don't use any meds. I'm guessing she is old enough. My
> son is 7 and I started him at 6 1/2. Could probably do it earlier if
> you do some reverse psychology and tell them how wonderful they are.
> I tell everyone in front of him that he is the King of Oil Pulling and
> I don't know how he does it and can he help me to learn to do it
> better, and blah, blah, blah! It works but you can't get some adults
> to even try it! I think it is too easy!
>
> 2)Also do you know what is the main reason for her asthma? If it is
> allergies or at least, allergies is one of the causes of it, then you
> can use the Lemon, Lavender, Peppermint. We use 2-3 drops ea in a
> shot of water, swish it for a couple minutes, and swallow. I have
> some customers just do it topically and get major relief but with
> someone like her I would do it internally for sure. That is good
> that breathe is giving her some relief but that breathe doesn't touch
> my younger sons asthma. I learned that GX Assist works for him and I
> use to give him a one pill every few days and that worked. That led
> me to thinking I need to control his allergies so I moved to lem, lav,
> pepp and that is all she wrote. Last year this time, he was home with
> asthma symptoms so many times and not one day missed this year.
>
> Hopefully you will get some other ideas. Experimenting is key. These
> are just what worked for me and I gotta tell you it feels good. I was
> at convention this year and my 7 year old started that Thurs eve with
> asthma and I was thinking I am going to have to leave and take care of
> him because last Sep was the beginning of all the school he missed and
> we even ended up in urgent care. I told my husband what to do over
> the phone and he took him to school fri and I talked to my baby Fri
> after school and I knew just by hearing his voice that he was fine.
> Having a daughter w/ asthma I'm sure you can hear it in her voice also
> or maybe you got to know her body language when she was struggling to
> breathe. It was awesome to beat it down while learing more about
> doTERRA oils in Utah. Get on it!
>
> On Nov 22, 8:26 am, "williamson...@yahoo.com"
>
> <williamson...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > My dd has had severe asthma her whole life. She has been in the
> > hospital several times. The last couple of years, her asthma has been
> > under pretty good control because her dr. put her on very strong
> > medications (advair-500 dose, singulair, flovent). She was taking
> > these every day for about 2 years. Before that, she was taking advair,
> > but not the other two. She does not like the side affects that go
> > along with these medications and we are trying to wean her off of them
> > and only use oils.
>
> > Has anyone done this before that can give us good advise? She was able
> > to get rid of her inhaler pretty easily with just using breathe. The
> > other medications are proving much harder. Your body gets addicted to
> > the steroid in advair from what I hear which makes it even harder. We
> > are currently using the following oils: breathe, eucalyptus, and
> > frankincense. We've been rubbing them on her chest. She is still
> > really struggling most days. Is there anything that can heal the
> > damage that has been done to her lungs? Please help us. She really is
> > sick of being so medicated all the time, but also has a great desire
> > to be able to breathe!
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