Getting Sunshine for Optimal Health

• •Cancer
• •Diabetes
• •Heart disease
• •Arthritis
• •Infertility and PMS
• •Fatigue
• •Depression and seasonal affective disorder
• •Autoimmune disorders
• •Obesity

As the days get shorter in the Northern Hemisphere, getting your daily dose of sunshine can be problematic at best.  If you live in a wintry area like I do that prevents you from getting lots of sun as temperatures dip, I would take oral vitamin D — in the form of a high-quality cod liver oil — and have your blood levels checked regularly.  Cod liver oil will also help you get omega-3 fats into your diet, which is another method of fighting asthma. You might want to view my video from last month that helps clarify the difference between cod liver, fish and krill oils.

In fact, sunshine is merely one of many natural tools at your disposal to help eliminate asthma, reducing the need to take a toxic drug that may kill you.  Getting a course of allergy skin tests can be very helpful, especially if you do the sensitive one. There are specialized and effective type of allergy work called provocation neutralization. It has been far more effective than traditional testing and there are several hundred physicians across the country who use this technique.

Other treatments worth considering include:

• •Retooling your diet based on your body’s unique nutritional type.
• •Reducing, with the plan of avoiding, sugar, most grains, fruit juices and pasteurized dairy products from your diet.
• •Exercising. Amazingly, this simple and inexpensive recommendation can have profound benefits in the treatment of asthma.
• •Avoiding ALL commercial milk products, as they are notorious for making asthma worse. If you consume milk at all only use raw milk products from grass-fed cows, but even then be careful the raw milk is not worsening the asthma.
• •Using vitamin E.