away from other areas as much as you can to get them. It is hard to
get someone healthy that is unhealthy when they aren't building a
foundation. That is what supplements do. They work on your cells and
there are individual things in them that actually help asthma and are
antihistamines (would apply if her asthma is allergy triggered). Also
her diet. Really work with that, whether she could be eating dairy,
and stuff that we know are a big no no and we do it anyway. like food
dyes, white sugar, etc. It really shows if you are ready to take
responsibility no matter how hard. May be tough for a 13 year old.
But I think you should still try because if she kicks against it, she
will still be ready earlier than most and it won't take her till her
40s to figure it out. And you never know kids are amazing when they
are educated and we give them some credit.
And you know your bank account and whether or not you can rearrange
some things...I just know I had to think outside the box and really be
honest with myself. Can I eat out less/not at all, cut back cable,
cell phone, less shopping, etc. Some are already living on a shoe
string budget so the answer is still "no" but some are carrying
designer bags, wearing designer clothes, living in Starbucks, and
really believing they can't afford supplements.
And we all get to decide what category we are in and what our
priorities are. Again, I have no idea what your budget is and I am
just encouraging you to think outside the box.
Later
On Nov 22, 1:23 pm, "williamson...@yahoo.com"
<williamson...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> She is not on the supplements yet. We just started using doterra 2
> 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!- Hide quoted text -
>
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