Learn how to treat Bronchitis with Salt Therapy

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Learn how to treat Bronchitis with Salt Therapy
Bronchitis is an inflammation of the mucous
membranes of the bronchi and can be divided into
acute and chronic. Acute bronchitis often occurs
during the course of an acute viral infection
such as the common cold or influenza and is
characterized by the development of a cough, with
or without the production of sputum. 90 of acute
bronchitis cases are caused by viruses, and about
10 by bacteria.
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Chronic Bronchitis

• Chronic bronchitis is a chronic inflammation of
  the bronchi in the lungs. It is defined
  clinically as chronic when there is a persistent
  cough that produces sputum (phlegm) and mucus,
  for at least three months per year in two
  consecutive years. Common symptoms are productive
  cough, shortness of breath and wheezing. Chest
  pain, fever and fatigue may also occur. Mucus can
  be thick and of different colors depending on the
  pathogen. Classical treatment in chronic
  bronchitis is symptomatic inflammation and edema
  in the respiratory tract is treated with
  corticosteroids and wheezing and shortness of
  breath is treated with brochodilators. Mucolytics
  or expectorants are also used for fluidisation of
  the sputum.

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How salt therapy works on chronic bronchitis

• A natural mucolytic is the natural rock salt
  particles used in salt therapy. In chronic
  bronchitis, long-term salt therapy exposure is
  necessary at least 7-8 hours daily. Home salt
  therapy helps reducing the inflammation,
  fluidising and expelling the mucus and improves
  breathing. Together with home salt therapy use
  other natural mucolytics such as garlic and
  ginger. These have also anti bacterial and
  anti-inflammatory properties. As garlic is
  difficult for some people, ginger is much easier.
  You can easily make a ginger tea from fresh
  ginger, lemons and add honey tastes very good
  and will help you!

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