Description
The respiratory system is a chemical and filtration wonder that modern science can observe and dream about with envy. No man-made product can begin to do the job of this amazing work-horse.
A bag of air, a sack full of almost sponge-like material, that is the lung. If you run hard your “lungs hurt”. This is actually not the lungs, but the muscles helping the lungs work. If you smoke toxic substances (or breathe second hand smoke), this delicate sack of air can be permanently harmed. Be aware of your lungs – they were wonderfully made.
If you have “fluid in the lungs”, this is commonly NOT a lung problem, but it could be a lymphatic difficulty, a kidney filtration problem, a histamine reaction, or an immune system breakdown. Therefore, we suggest that before you take something for your “lungs”, analyze the problem and be sure that the lung organ is actually at fault.
Each time you breathe in, you are bringing in oxygen and other needed gases. Your lungs AUTOMATICALLY absorb exactly the correct amount of oxygen you need; if it were to absorb too much oxygen, you would suffer from an acid imbalance in the blood system. Too little and eventually you would die.
The lungs also exhale large amounts of toxic waste when you breathe out. This helps to keep the blood system clean. Bad breath can be caused by a toxic or sick condition of the body, such as toxins from infections or other difficulties in the lungs.
The nose, the trachea and bronchioles are all part of the fine air-conditioning system. Moisturizing, filtering and warming the air entering the lungs, and the work of maintaining proper body temperature, are all done automatically in the nose and throat area.
Cause of Imbalance
Smoking
Second hand smoking
Breathing in toxic chemical fumes or “air-pollution”
Infections
Drugs such as decongestants
Lack of exercise
Tumors
Dust inhalation (vacuuming, sanding, plowing)
Liver, kidney or lymphatic congestion
Mucous lining weakness
Upper thoracic mal-alignment
Parasite or fungi infestation
Constipation
Upper cervical and thoracic mal-alignment
Symptoms of Imbalance
Shortness of breath
Asthma or bronchitis
Deep coughing
Rasping sound deep in lungs
Pain in chest
Excessive mucus in nose or throat
Excessive dryness of nose or throat
Cyanosis (blue lips or skin)
Hyperventilating
Dizziness or fatigue
This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
Warning: Not intended for use by pregnant or nursing women. If you have a medical condition or are taking medication, consult your doctor prior to use. Discontinue use and consult with your doctor if any adverse reactions occur.









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