Sydney Asthma & Allergy care

Causes of Asthma:

Throughout life our bodies are exposed to a very large amount of substances and microscopic bacteria and viruses which can be very harmful to us.

Luckily our bodies have been equipped with our immune systems.

Usually our immune system is able to detect and tell the difference between the harmful and non-harmful substances, but sometimes the body mistakenly targets things which are not harmful.

When your body targets something that is not really harming you, it produces a certain type of antibody which then causes an allergic response to happen, such as...

an asthma attack
a skin reaction
sinusitis
itchy eyes
migraines

...and also sometimes abnormal bowel functions such as...

severe cramping
bloating
gas
diarrhoea

I want you to realise that these things are normal - they are your body responding to something it sees as a threat.

I help you discover what it is that is causing your body to do these things, and then help you to deal with it so your health goes back to a nice, happy 'normal'.

Common triggers of asthma can be...

colds and flus
candida
certain seasonal pollens in the air
dust and dust mites
moulds
chemicals and food additives
cigarette smoke
perfumes
animals such as cats
exercise
cold weather
stress and trauma
food
certain drugs

From the list, you can see that even everyday, 'normal', safe things can be the trigger for your symptoms.

For example, something as simple as cold weather! Or a perfume floating in the air at a supermarket.

Because the cause of the problem is sometimes so simple and ordinary, it can be difficult to 'see the pattern' that is causing your asthma or allergy reactions.

Even then, it can be difficult to know what to do about it.

But I've helped so many people over the years with these exact issues, that together you and I should be able to figure out exactly what is going on in your situation, and how to heal it.

Differences between children and adults

Children and adults usually have different triggers and different responses towards asthma.

Children tend to recover and strengthen themselves quickly after a trigger has been removed, whereas an adult may take longer if a lot of damage has been done in the past.

Adults tend to be more susceptible to severe and sudden "attacks", as over the years an adult has been exposed to more dangerous pollutants such as cigarette smoke, chemical fumes, certain foods, etc.

Children, on the other hand, are monitored closely by adults, and the build up to an attack is usually noticed before it becomes severe.

In either case, it is important that the issue be addressed and 'handled' as quickly as possible.

Multiple symptoms

Most people who have asthma usually have some signs of an allergic response such as hayfever and chronic sinusitis.

Usually (and unfortunately) most children with asthma tend to get eczema as well.

This particular type of inflammation affects both the lungs and the skin.

Often there will be a family history of other allergies such as eczema, chronic sinusitis, certain sensitivities to foods, chemicals and drugs.

With all this to consider no wonder people feel so helpless!

How I can help

Unless you understand how to find your triggers and preventively treat yourself the journey can be too big to tackle on your own.

That's where I come in.

I really do have a long string of successes helping people just like you to treat their asthma and allergy attacks.

If you do have some kind of symptom that has made you seek out the information on this website, please get in touch with me using the contact page.

I don't like seeing anyone suffer from these conditions, which is why I became a specialist in this area in the first place.

I don't want you to suffer any more, and I actually mean that.

Put an end to your suffering NOW.

Click here to go to the contact page, and either call me or fill out the form to send me an email.

Causes of Asthma




						Causes of Asthma: Throughout life our bodies are exposed to a very large amount of substances and microscopic bacteria and viruses which can be very harmful to us. Luckily our bodies have been equipped with our immune systems. Usually our immune system is able to detect and tell the difference between the harmful and non-harmful substances, but sometimes the body mistakenly targets things which are not harmful. When your body targets something that is not really harming you, it produces a certain type of antibody which then causes an allergic response to happen, such as... an asthma attack a skin reaction sinusitis itchy eyes migraines ...and also sometimes abnormal bowel functions such as... severe cramping bloating gas diarrhoea I want you to realise that these things are normal - they are your body responding to something it sees as a threat. I help you discover what it is that is causing your body to do these things, and then help you to deal with it so your health goes back to a nice, happy 'normal'. Common triggers of asthma can be... colds and flus candida certain seasonal pollens in the air dust and dust mites moulds chemicals and food additives cigarette smoke perfumes animals such as cats exercise cold weather stress and trauma food certain drugs From the list, you can see that even everyday, 'normal', safe things can be the trigger for your symptoms. For example, something as simple as cold weather! Or a perfume floating in the air at a supermarket. Because the cause of the problem is sometimes so simple and ordinary, it can be difficult to 'see the pattern' that is causing your asthma or allergy reactions. Even then, it can be difficult to know what to do about it. But I've helped so many people over the years with these exact issues, that together you and I should be able to figure out exactly what is going on in your situation, and how to heal it. Differences between children and adults Children and adults usually have different triggers and different responses towards asthma. Children tend to recover and strengthen themselves quickly after a trigger has been removed, whereas an adult may take longer if a lot of damage has been done in the past. Adults tend to be more susceptible to severe and sudden "attacks", as over the years an adult has been exposed to more dangerous pollutants such as cigarette smoke, chemical fumes, certain foods, etc. Children, on the other hand, are monitored closely by adults, and the build up to an attack is usually noticed before it becomes severe. In either case, it is important that the issue be addressed and 'handled' as quickly as possible. Multiple symptoms Most people who have asthma usually have some signs of an allergic response such as hayfever and chronic sinusitis. Usually (and unfortunately) most children with asthma tend to get eczema as well. This particular type of inflammation affects both the lungs and the skin. Often there will be a family history of other allergies such as eczema, chronic sinusitis, certain sensitivities to foods, chemicals and drugs. With all this to consider no wonder people feel so helpless! How I can help Unless you understand how to find your triggers and preventively treat yourself the journey can be too big to tackle on your own. That's where I come in. I really do have a long string of successes helping people just like you to treat their asthma and allergy attacks. If you do have some kind of symptom that has made you seek out the information on this website, please get in touch with me using the contact page. I don't like seeing anyone suffer from these conditions, which is why I became a specialist in this area in the first place. I don't want you to suffer any more, and I actually mean that. Put an end to your suffering NOW. Click here to go to the contact page, and either call me or fill out the form to send me an email.