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Using a nebulizer machine night in and night out because of your asthma, can be very irritating for someone dealing with asthma. They are VERY LOUD, and when you are using them, it feels like you are sitting there forever waiting for the medicine to run its course. I know, I went through the same thing, and I hated being on them even when I know I needed to be. Now there are some natural cures for asthma that will give you a very flexible option, when it comes to dealing with your asthma.

Here are some natural cures for asthma:

Apple Cider Vinegar may the best and one of the most known natural cures for asthma. Asthmatics all over are using this to treat and manage their asthma everyday. All the time I hear about people saying that they can't believe how effective this is. Apple Cider Vinegar decreases inflammation, and allows airways to quickly open up. It's been said that some asthmatics have completely stopped using their medication after using this everyday.

Honey is also one of the good natural cures for asthma, and is used very often. In order for the honey to be effective, it should be held under the nose and inhaled. By doing this, you will soon be able to breathe deeper and easier. The aroma from the honey is what makes this works, and as it is inhaled by the nose it allows your breathing to return to normal.

Now using some natural cures for asthma, is always a good choice for anyone with asthma and having problems. There are tons of natural cures for asthma available and the 2 I listed above is only the tip of the iceberg. However, these are not intended for you to decide to move away from medication, consulting with your doctor should always be your first choice if you want to stop medication.

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When you have a healthy new born baby the last thing you expect could ever happen is that in a few years time this child will develop the symptoms of an allergy.

The truth is, 18 million people in Britain are estimated to have an allergy and children are particularly effected with as many as 40,000 babies born each year with an allergy of some sort.

It's a staggering fact but at least 1 in 50 of all children are allergic to nuts, on our weekly radio show we spoke to a particular mum who wants to raise awareness of nut allergies and not just to people who suffer from it.

She said: "I have a daughter who is older now and she didn't have any allergies at all but my son reacted when he was in his highchair eating finger food and he had part of her sandwich which had peanut butter on it and he reacted instantly. His face went into a big rash and started swelling, he started crying and was obviously very uncomfortable. I then had it confirmed that he had a nut allergy."

In some cases nut allergies can prove fatal. Food allergies are most common in the first three years of life and there is a link between children who suffer and a family history of asthma, eczema, hayfever and allergies in general.

In our mum's case, her husband has asthma. She admits that dealing with a child who suffers from a nut allergy can be difficult but things have got better.

She said, "He's 10 now but when he was younger I was constantly going back and forth telling people about him and ringing them up to say that he couldn't eat this and couldn't eat that. As he got older he then became much more cautious himself. The difficulty for him is that so many foods say 'may contain traces of nuts'. He has to make sure that he carries his medicines with him. What he needs to do is carry piraton, if he was to have a severe reaction then he carries two epipens with him. We've had a couple of incidents where well meaning Grandparents have given him sweets which have had nuts in them and he didn't know.

You just have to manage it around their lifestyle, be sensible about it and not exclude them from certain events."

For those who do suffer from nut allergies you can get injection kits on prescription. So, it would be a good idea to see your health advisor or local GP if you have any serious concerns.

More great articles just like this one are available now at the My Baby Radio website, just click http://www.mybabyradio.com/pregnancy-birth/health/does-your-child-have-a-nut-allergy/.