Testimonials on preventing asthma while reducing respiratory infections

I used to have weak bronchial tubes, so I coughed frequently. In the winter, my cough became so severe that it made it difficult to breathe. Sometimes, my cough would be so severe that it hurt my chest, so I went to the hospital and was told I needed to be careful about asthma. So, I made various efforts to prevent it, and now my asthma symptoms have improved.

If left untreated, bronchial inflammation, such as asthma, can lead to persistent coughing and breathing difficulties, which can lead to problems in other organs. Therefore, it's important to take immediate action, as persistent coughing can lead to asthma.

First, to prevent asthma, I used an air purifier and ventilated my room two to three times a day. I also tried to prevent dryness. I always kept a humidifier and a wet towel nearby, and to prevent asthma, I drank lukewarm water to prevent phlegm production. Furthermore, to prevent respiratory infections and asthma, I washed my hands frequently and wore a mask whenever I went outside.

And since pears and honey are said to be good for asthma prevention, I boiled pears with honey and ate them warm. I also drank a fermented liquid made from wild pears called "yakbae," which I consistently found to be very effective in preventing asthma.

And to prevent asthma, I tried Buamera Oil's Lung Health Baekse Secret. Since it's approved by the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety, it's quite effective in reducing coughing, so I continue to take it to prevent asthma. This supplement seems suitable for people with weak bronchial tubes or asthma-like symptoms.

Thanks to these efforts, my coughing has almost completely disappeared, and I'm now able to sleep better at night. I'm committed to asthma prevention to get through this winter.