Pediatric asthma, breathing difficulties

It is painful for a mother to see her child endure breathing difficulties.

 

During the acute phase ensure the child is given the right medication and follow the doctor's instructions. Also, have them tested for allergies.

What else is out there tough, to help this child develop a stronger body, hopefully grow out of, or reduce the number of breathing crisis?

I will try to help you and your child with some dietary recommendations.  
These foods are not substitutes for medical treatments nor do they create incompatibility with drugs or other foods.  Ensure the child in not allergic to the foods, if so, select the alternatives.
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Acute phase foods

 

Add these foods to your child's regular diet, not as substitutes but as often as you can, during his acute phases.
Do not add constitutional foods during this phase unless they overlap anyway
 

Grains: Barley

Vegetables: Asparagus, bamboo shoot, squash, carrot

Fruit: Grapes, mandarins, mango, mulberries

Drinks: Black tea, barley water

CONSTITUTION enhancing foods

 

Add to the normal menu on a regular basis, to prevent, control breathing difficulties, to stimulate the organism to cure itself

 

 

 

Grains: Corn, oats

 

Vegetables: Potatoes, sweet potato, watercress, yam, radish, artichoke, carrots

 

Fruit: Cherry, grapes, mulberries, plums, mango

 

Spices: Cinnamon (if child is cold)

 

Beans: Lentils

 

Herbs: Sage, thyme, fennel seeds, marjoram, basil, thyme

 

Nuts: Walnut, pistachio

 

Fish: Carp, eel, oyster, shark

 

Meat: Chicken, chicken liver, duck, pork

 

Dairy: Goat's milk

 

Teas: Licorice, American ginseng, chamomile, peppermint, spearmint; add to the teas lemon, orange or tangerine peel 

 

Condiments: Olive oil

 

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