NatureMed Pulse

The Institute for Natural Medicine

Vol. 2, Issue 47

Every Breath Counts

From ragweed drifting through the air to invisible chemicals lurking at home, your lungs are constantly sorting what nourishes from what harms.

This week, we’re breaking down what makes it harder to catch a clean breath. While common culprits trigger asthma and seasonal allergies, there are also more subtle environmental influences you might not notice day to day.

When Every Breath Feels Like Work: Asthma Treatment 101

Asthma attacks send nearly 1 million people to the ER every year. The reason? Chronic inflammation makes some people highly sensitive to triggers like pollen, pollution, or pet dander.

When asthma feels inescapable, know there are proven, natural ways to dial down the inflammation and calm your airways.

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natural COPD care

treating pneumonia

Five Ways to Reduce Your Toxic Load

Plastics, personal care products, and household cleaners may be convenient, but they come with a cost. Many contain chemicals that can disrupt endocrine function and contribute to chronic inflammation that may be making you sick.

In this free webinar, Dr. Joseph Pizzorno shares the latest science on exposure to everyday toxins. See his tips for making five simple but powerful lifestyle changes that could dramatically improve your health.

what's really in our water?

clean, green beauty ​

Sneezing and Wheezing? There’s a Natural Solution.

If you suffer from seasonal allergies, you don’t need a calendar to know it’s fall. The season launches its own respiratory war, with ragweed blooming heartily through November. Most pollen-sensitive people react to ragweed with sneezing fits, coughing spells, and that familiar fog of misery.

With climate change stretching allergy season by nearly a month, finding effective relief could make or break your autumn.

hives help

the 'fragrance' catch-all

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In good health,

The NatureMed Pulse Team

Please note: We do not provide individualized medical advice, diagnose conditions, or answer personal health questions. Always work with a qualified healthcare provider for specific guidance.

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