Respitrol Review - Is It Legitimate?
By Mike Leroos
Respitrol claims to restore airflow to full capacity sometimes within 72 hours. This is achieved thanks to a proprietary blend of all natural ingredients that address the root causes of asthma attacks and not just the symptoms. Micronutra, the maker of Respitrol, claims that this peak airflow is achieved naturally and without the side effects of prescription drugs. Further, Respitrol claims a high level of success as evidenced by an independent study commissioned to evaluate its efficacy.
Asthma is a debilitating condition that affects millions. Studies show that in the last 20 years asthmatics have grown by almost 70%. The condition is caused by the restriction of airways that makes breathing difficult. Imagine fighting for every breath of life giving air! There are many triggers that can spark an attack. Some of those triggers are exercise, stress, cold temperatures and various allergies. Attacks vary in intensity and duration but they are characterized by wheezing and coughing. The lack of oxygen gives the asthmatic a sensation of slowly drowning that can be very frightening and stressful, often exacerbating the attack. Many asthmatics are turning to natural supplements to complement or replace their prescription treatments. These long term prescription treatments can have severe side effects that many are trying to avoid. Respitrol is one of the most popular natural supplements used in a long term plan to normalize breathing and control asthma.
The first claim is that Respitrol is made of all natural ingredients and has no side effects. Here are some of the ingredients found in this natural supplement:
This is a partial list of ingredients but we can see that they are indeed natural. A quick search online for these three ingredients found no significant side effects.
1. Ghatti Gum: This is an extract from a tree in India. This substance has critical
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2. Tragacanth Gum: This is sap from legumes. It is a polysaccharide whose active ingredient flushes toxins that cause asthma.
3. Aloe Vera extract: This substance has many benefits including cell growth stimulation.
On this basis we can say that the claim made by Respitrol that it is all natural and has no side effects is believable.
The next claim is that it is 86% effective in reducing asthma symptoms. This is supported by an independent lab study involving 14 patients. These patients were monitored for three to six months. A final evaluation showed an 86 % reduction in symptoms and a reduction of 72 % of other medications taken. These are impressive results; however the small sample of test subjects suggests that more exhaustive research should be conducted to illustrate the benefits of Respitrol.
Respitrol is immensely popular with over 70% of customers coming from word of mouth. Furthermore, there are very convincing testimonials that attest to the efficacy of this natural supplement. This quick review has outlined some of the points to look for when considering Respitrol as a supplement to fight asthma. Most of the claims are supported and the product appears to be legitimate.
For more information on the benefits of natural supplementation for Asthma control and how Respitrol can help please go to http://www.respitrolreview.com Article Source: Article Beam - a service of A1 Web Server Web Hosting Mike Leroos is a health article writer specialist and owner of many health information sites among them: www.respitrolreview.com
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