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Daily Living, Higher Power, and a Health - Wellness Attitude reduces Asthma symptoms
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In the beginning, God, Higher Power, created the internet....! So that we could find information about how to obtain health and wellness. Well, look no further. You'll find these recovery tips right here at Asthma Cures.com! Daily living is a sure way to minimize or eliminate the symptoms of allergy, eating and emotionally induced asthma symptoms. Free recovery tips! Stay in the moment, trust a Higher Power, practice a wellness attitude and the results will start to immediately reduce your asthma symptoms.
Ever try to live one day at a time? Never having to worry or be anxious about the past or the future or the next asthma attack. Well it is a great way to live! It is so free and easy. So incredibly simple that many of us supposedly intelligent individuals miss it. Many of us work all our lives for the future, to have a prosperous retirement or to enjoy ourselves in that magical moment when everything gets resolved to our satisfaction. Conversely, some of us are tied to our past, the tragedy of some event or loss that we can do very little about other than eventually accepting reality.
Wishing for the best, aspiring to have nice possessions and relationships is a positive human trait. Working hard to achieve your goals is another positive human characteristic. Making the most of each day is an admirable quality to strive for. Balancing all these aspirations along with the mundane realities of real life is sometimes a chore. To complete a chore sometimes we need new tools. All motivational speakers and books suggest that written goals have a better chance of success. From an Asthma Cure point of view writing a wish list will free up the brain clutter and put it on paper where these items no longer rattle around our thought processes - all the time. Further, since wish list items are very near and dear to each of our hearts, having a written list will also eliminate unnecessary and unpredictable emotional complications.
Wanting credit for our accomplishments and even small victories is equally as human. Unfortunately, giving credit to others is not a predominant human characteristic. Often, we go to bed spiritually hungry, longing for recognition and validation that never seems to come. On the rare occasion that we do receive credit for something, it is so foreign that it is meaningless. Keeping a day book and crediting all of our own accomplishments (even something as menial as taking out the trash or having breakfast is worth a tick mark) on a daily basis is a good way to fill up this particular spiritual pothole in our lives! Keeping an annual list of accomplishments this year is a good way to give ourselves special recognition and record (eliminate brain and feeling clutter) more notable accomplishments.
These common, everyday feelings of being unwanted or disrespected, all contribute to many and varied forms of illness and diseases. They are often the major causes of what makes us sick in the first place. Reversing this trend and starting to give ourselves credit can be the greatest adventure we will ever, as mortals, encounter. Taking accountability for our existence and state of being, is a privilege known to very few individuals. Accountability means that we are maturing, the term growing out of asthma was a common catch phrase a few years ago. Perhaps it was correct, maturing and taking accountability in the area of giving ourselves the strokes we deserve also usually places us in a different company of folks who will give out positive energy!
Accountability for ourselves means feeling our own feelings in the moment. It no longer means feeling some redundant feelings from the past, or some disassociated feelings that were projected upon us by some well or ill-intentioned individuals or groups. It no longer means feeling those fears for the future of ourselves or others that we care about. No, it means feeling what is going on in the here and now, which is where we live as accountable people. We can no longer afford to hang all our resentments and disappointments on one nail. Sure there are situations that go on unresolved, all the time. We no longer need to be repressed by them!
We all have talents. Talents are those nebulous, God given, skills or aspirations that seem to be so accessible and so inaccessible at the same time. They are the frustrating part of our lives, that make us stretch and grow, embarrass us and keep us humble. In fact talents can be so frustrating that it is tempting to shove them aside and not use them to express our individuality. Individuality, fortunately or unfortunately needs to be expressed. If repressed it contributes to any number of conditions and diseases as well especially asthma, the king of all repressed conditions.
Recovery from asthma works best as a daily process. Wonder drugs and miracle cures that treat symptoms are fine, but true recovery is quite another undertaking. It consists of correcting weaknesses and building a solid wellness foundation. True recovery means resolving the root issues of our disease. It means filling the spiritual holes in our lives with creativity and faith in a higher power. Recovery also means letting go of control and letting others live out their lives in sync with their creator. Releasing these burdens will increase recovery from asthma.
Our asthma cure tips are meant to augment your present asthma treatment and counseling by your health care professional. Use them in addition to your current recovery and prevention methods. Incorporate them into your life and apply them slowly to improve your lifestyle. This in turn can reduce both the root causes of anxiety induced asthma and the severity of your present allergy reactive asthma attacks.
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