In my psychological practice I have had success with asthma, by removing the unconscious emotional issues associated with it. I treated a woman for issues regarding abuse by her father. We were not targeting the asthma. She had a history of severe asthma since childhood, with recurrent hospitalizations, about once per month. She had a cold when she came to see me, and so was having more than the usual difficulty breathing. I used a technique similar to EFT to clear all the negative emotions associated with the abuse. During the course of the 45 minute treatment her breathing became easier, and was completely normal by the end of the session. She has had no recurrence of the asthma since that day.
The trick would be to find the emotional issue which is triggering the asthma. Muscle testing would work. Then use EFT to completely clear the issue so that when the painful situations are remembered, there is no negative emotional reaction. I have also seen asthma cleared by removal of allergens (not only the airborne ones, but also food, drink, chemicals). I think muscle testing could pinpoint the cause/causes of the allergic asthma, and then the allergen could be avoided, or the person could be desensitized. After I was desensitized to egg, dairy and wheat, I no longer experienced the difficulty breathing, coughing, wheezing, bronchitis and pneumonia I had suffered for many years. It is totally gone. I had been sleeping sitting up, and coughed for two hours, with difficulty breathing, after every meal. Also, a solution called Oralmat by Allergy Research Group sounds very promising. I didn't use mine since the asthma was treated by allergy desensitization instead, so I can't vouch for it personally. The company says that childhood asthma is more prevalent in Australia than anywhere else in the world, and they have created an extract from a type of tree that grows there. In clinical studies they have been able to reduce incidences of serious asthma, requiring hospitalizations, around 90%. Check out www.nutricology.com. Jill
