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An Asthma Treatment with a Sweet Healing
Carol M., was a fun loving child...except for one thing.
She had to drag around a ton of allergies.
Her nose was constantly running and she couldn't get
within ten feet of a cat. As if this wasn't misery enough,
she had to put up with constant teasing from playmates.
They took to calling her, Miss Runny Nose.
Carol longed to be an adult because she had been told she
might outgrow her allergies.
But this didn't happen.
Instead, her allergies turned into asthma. She ended up
taking drugs several times a day and constantly reaching
for an inhaler.
Nights were often the worst. In order to breathe she had
to sleep sitting up.
The drugs added to her misery, making her feel as if she'd
been on a coffee binge. She had difficulty concentrating.
And every nerve in her body seemed to be exposed.
Despite everything, Carol did manage to launch a
successful professional singing career. But demon asthma
kept advancing. Eventually, she had to abandon even this
joyous activity. Breathing became too difficult.
Desperation drove her to look for drug alternatives.
That's when she discovered simple sugars.
The science made sense to her. Here was food. Not some new
miracle drug...not some magic extract from an exotic plant.
But food backed by a science taught in medical schools
since 2002.
Still she had doubts. It seemed almost too good to be
true. But desperate for relief, she decided to try the
science. It couldn't hurt. After all, it was simply food.
Non-toxic. No interaction with drugs. Safe as a blueberry
muffin.
At first there was no change. But she had been told to
expect that. It was like starting an exercise program.
Results don't happen immediately.
Finally, after three months, she noticed she was breathing
easier. She went back to sleeping in her bed. And with her
doctor's
approval, she began weaning herself off
prescription drugs.
That was several years ago and Carol feels better today
than she can ever remember. She still includes the simple
sugars in her diet. She knows that, just like exercise,
those sugars are essential to health. And they have become
part of her daily eating habit.
What are these simple sugars?
Just what the name implies. They are sugar. But not the
table grade stuff that diabetics have to avoid.
These sugars (there are eight of them) are an essential
part of your cellular communication system.
And in case you don't think this is terribly important
consider that cells must communicate their needs to stay
healthy. And they are expected to identify bad cells and
communicate this to your immune system so they can be
eliminated.
Reduce your intake of simple sugars and it may scramble
your cellular communication system. And that opens the door
to disease.
Bottom line is this.
We need these simple sugars everyday. And our modern diet
provides precious few of them. Therefore, almost all of us
are experiencing health problems...sometimes life
debilitating or life threatening.
You should at least become familiar with this
science.
Your doctor may not know about it. Even though the science
has been written up in almost every medical journal, ‘food'
topics often go unnoticed within the medical community.
You may need to check it out on your own. There are many
resources available. The important thing is to do it now.
Spending a few minutes checking out a relatively new but
proven medical treatment could be a lifesaver for you or
a loved one.
About the Author
Doug Grant and his wife Jan have helped many people learn about the Science of Simple Sugars. For more
information visit www.GrantForHealth.com.
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