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Asthma

Respiratory syndrome characterized by attacks of suffocation, suffocation, spasms of the bronchioles. Asthma is often the consequence of “returned” eczema - Tuberculin disease - Conflict with the father? Asthma develops in an anxiety-provoking environment.

80% of asthma is of intestinal origin, therefore food.

Drugs and reaction-inducing additives:

Iodine contrast products (used for radiographic diagnoses) - Aspirin and non-steroidal anti-inflammatories

Beta-blockers (drugs used for hypertension, glaucoma, migraines, heart disorders)

Angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors used or hypertensin for hypertension

Certain antibiotics (ampicillin, spyramicin, cefrapirin, penicillin combined with terramycin)

Drug additives (colorants and preservatives used in the pharmaceutical and food industry, nitrite, sulphite, tartrazine...)

A diet rich in magnesium can help control asthmatic disease and certain allergies.

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