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3. Tylophora
Tylophora also has a long history of use in Ayurvedic medicine. But it is no longer just a folk remedy, as several scientific studies have found that it can help relieve asthma symptoms. Tylophora has been found beneficial for raising FEV1 (a marker of lung function), and many study participants experienced moderate to complete improvement in asthma symptoms.
Do not take this herb if you are pregnant, or if you have diabetes, heart diseases or high blood pressure.
Resources
Healthline (Boswellia)Ray Sahelian, M.D. (Forskolin Extract Supplements)University of Maryland Medical Center (Asthma)WebMD (Ginkgo Information)National Library of Medicine (Immunology and Homeopathy)Related Search Topics
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