New book published on asthma and allergies
My new book, Live free From Asthma and Allergies has just been published by Ten Speed Press and will be available in bookstores this month. This book is an updated revision of my first book, Winning the War Against Asthma and Allergies, which is out of print.
Live Free From Asthma and Allergies offers individuals who suffer with asthma and sinusitis and allergies some complementary techniques for evaluating their hidden sensitivities whether food or environmental, as well as offering ways to overcome these sensitivities or be able to more tolerate them. This book can shed some light on this condition, and check out the expanding resource/appendix and testimonials.
Live Free From Asthma and Allergies can help those who suffer better understand their condition and perhaps help one to resolve some sensitivities on their own.
Email Ellen Cutler, D.C with any questions to my instititute at: rochelle@bioset.net .
amni said,
April 15, 2007 @ 2:25 pm
Recently,physicians discovered that loosened layers in our tone that become an obsticle whille respiration, can be scientifically burnt and easilly removed.And by the process the patient can be relieved of his difficulty to breath.i I did remove much of the stuff ( to become loose and hang in the way in future) through yelling exercize I practised for another task. Now I , though an asthma patient, do not feel much difficulty for respiration unless it is severe.
Natural said,
May 15, 2007 @ 9:00 pm
Your book sounds like a good read. I wonder if it is available to purchase from Amazon?
naturheal said,
May 26, 2007 @ 7:25 am
Congratulations on your new book!
My nieces are asthmatic and we’ve always believed in maintaining a clean, dust & mold free environment for them was far more important than keeping them close to an inhaler.
Prevention is better than cure (but not to say that an inhaler would cure).
Neel said,
July 26, 2007 @ 5:07 am
Man do I need it…I’m sick of my allergies….
Sarah said,
September 12, 2007 @ 7:48 pm
I merely stumbled across this post, and it seems to have come at the right time. I’m living with pets (after not having any for 5 years) and my asthma has returned with a vengence. I’ll have to check out the book.