Freedom from Asthma: The Revolutionary 5-Day Treatment for Healing Asthma with the Breath Connection (R) Program - Softcover

Alexander Stalmatski, Alexander

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0609803697 ISBN 13: 9780609803691

Publisher: Three Rivers Press, 1999

Synopsis

Imagine:
Sleeping through the night soundly and peacefully without waking up to use an inhaler
Walking into a room filled with cigarette smoke, cats, or flowering plants and not having an asthma attack
Exercising without gasping for breath

Finally--a real ray of hope for asthma sufferers!

At last, there's the Breath Connection, a groundbreaking asthma treatment that has a proven 100 percent success rate in alleviating symptoms in patients and an extraordinary 90 percent success rate in decreasing and even eliminating dependence on inhalers, nebulizers, and other drugs forever! Simply by learning how to retrain their breathing patterns, asthmatics can learn how to calm the worst asthma attacks and even stop them before they begin.
        
Asthma has reached epidemic proportions in the United States. Fifteen million Americans suffer with asthma, and more cases are diagnosed every day. Traditional medicine can control all but the worst symptoms of this crippling disease, but there is no sign of a cure. Until recently the Breath Connection program was available only in London at the renowned Hale Clinic, where it has helped hundreds of thousands of sufferers alleviate even the worst symptoms of asthma. Now with the publication of Freedom from Asthma, millions of Americans will finally be able to seek relief from this crippling disease.

About this title

About the Author:

Alexander Stalmatski studied in Russia under Professor Konstantin Buteyko, the doctor who created the Breath Connection program. He now lives in London, where he teaches the Breath Connection at the Hale Clinic.

About this edition

• Publisher: Three Rivers Press
• Publication date: 1999
• ISBN 10: 0609803697
• ISBN 13: 9780609803691
• Binding: Paperback
• Edition number: 1
• Number of pages: 175