Asthma Sign Symptom: Need to Know

Here is the WaterCures comprehensive asthma sign symptom review. The asthma signs and symptoms most text books refer to are not comprehensive. Here you will find the additional signs and symptoms not often reported. The worse symptom of bronchial asthma as well as the symptoms of cough variant asthma are included.

Call 911 or Get Emergency Care If...

If an asthma attack becomes severe, it can be life threatening. If this is a new experience, seek emergency help first.

If the shortness of breath, wheezing is happening for the first time or is getting worse call 911.

If your inhaler has been used but is not bringing you relief, call 911.

Shortness of breath when you are doing minimal physical activity.

Asthma Sign Symptom

Common signs and symptoms of asthma include:

• Chronic Fluid and Electrolyte Imbalance
Lack of salt and electrolytes and lack of water.


• Wheezing
A whistling sound from the tightness of the vocal cords.


• Chest Tightness


• Shortness of Breath
This is marked by a feeling of difficulty exhaling and or a feeling of difficulty inhaling. You feel like a fish out of water, trying to breath and your lungs just do not work.
• Coughing
The coughing may be worse in the early am or late into the evening. When laying down during sleep, the coughing may increase.
• Acidosis
The human body maintains a PH balance. When the body is on the acid side of the acid base balance, it is easier for inflammation to take its toll and the triggers to cause an attack.


• Low Vitamin D Blood Levels associated with Asthma

Low vitamin D blood levels have been associated with an increased risk of asthma in children and adults with asthma. Research is finding that Vitamin D may help in asthma management by reducing upper respiratory infections (including the common cold) that can make asthma worse.

Note: Looking deeper into Vitamin D research, the best way to use this supplement, get Vitamin D3 along with vitamin K2 (MK-7) makes it even more effective.

• Low Vitamin C Levels associated with Asthma

Vitamin C deficiency has been found to be common in people with severe asthma in a 2005 published paper.

Vitamin C in amounts of a minimum of 2 grams (2,000 Mg/day).

A number of studies support using vitamin C for asthma and allergy. Significant benefits include positive effects on pulmonary function tests, improvement in white blood cell function and motility, and a decrease in respiratory infections.

Increasing vitamin C intake may help those with severe asthma. Your body can only absorb between 500 and 1000 per hour. Taking vitamin C needs to be spread out over a days time. By mixing ascorbic acid (vitamin C) along with baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) can make it easier to absorb. Additionally, some suggest to add a few drops of Lugol's Iodine and it becomes DHAA form of vitamin C.

• Inflammation
• Asthma Caused by Exercise
Called Exercise-Induced Asthma
• The Above Symptoms and or Cough From Chemical Exposure or Irritants
• The Above Symptoms Caused by Allergy

Do You Have Asthma?

Those who suffer from asthma sign symptom may or may not have all of these symptoms or all at the same time. Having these symptoms does not mean you have asthma. A History and Physical along with a Lung Function Test administered by a doctor is the best way to diagnose asthma.

My Doctor Never Told Me:
.......How Do I Eliminate the Symptoms of Asthma?

There are a number of reasons to explain why most doctors do not know about using the water cures protocol to treat the symptoms of asthma. (Sometimes the search term is misspelled as asthma symptoms.)

Doctors are not taught to treat disease with foods and water. Their education on diet is limited. The education on oral hydration is even less. Making it worse, the education on hydration is often flawed.

This is evidenced by the inaccurate way hydration is measured in hospitals.

In a hospital, a doctors order is given to measure I & O or intake and output. Measuring output is easy. The containers are well marked and measuring is easy.

Intake is more difficult. The water containers are poorly marked. To make measurement even more complicated, ice is added to the water provided for patients. Then the foods that are liquid are also measured as fluid intake, even though they have a different effect than water.

So, since strict I & O is not strictly measured, then how serious are doctors about measuring intake and output? More importantly, if they are not taught the importance of water, how will the be concerned about it. If they are taught to treat with drugs (chemicals) rather than treating with natural things like water, salt and food, then how will their bias affect the care they give.

Note, some doctors do believe in and use water cures.

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© Jonathan Steele 2013 / Updated 8-21-2019