Acute bronchitis usually develops on the heels of a cold or the flu. Your body's battle to defeat these infections leaves your bronchial tubes sensitive, irritated, and inflamed, explains Alan P. Brauer, M.D. This impairs the ability of the tiny hairs that line the bronchial tubes, called the cilia, to sweep mucus and other debris out of your respiratory tract. With your bronchial tubes inflamed...

In our first part we talked about some of the more serious conditions caused by acidosis. But even (at first glance) minor conditions can occur through overly acidic body conditions, which will be highlighted here at part #2. Studies have shown that an acidic, anaerobic (which is also the lack of oxygen) body environment encourages the breeding of fungus, mold, bacteria, and viruses. As a...

Day-after-day it appears that there is an updated report or a new branch of research being finished to warn people about the dreadful truth regarding smoking. With every new piece of analytic thinking or research, on that subject there appears to represent a common denominator - the aftermath of smoking tobacco products is atrocious! Envisage a product that every year wiped out just fewer...

This article looks at the best ways for you to manage the severity and symptoms of Bronchitis. It describes natural, medicinal, and common sense approaches that can be used very easily for great results. Bronchitis is a respiratory condition where there is inflammation in the lining of the bronchial tubes which lead to the lungs. The illness that is commonly caused by viruses or bacteria can...