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AERIS brings a fast and effective relief by significantly decreasing, in a durable way, the intensity of the symptoms.
AERIS helps improve the respiratory system function. |
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According to the Oxford Dictionary, “breathing” is defined as the process of taking oxygen into and expelling it from the lungs as carbonic gas, in the human being, animal and plant species.
Aeris helps to improve the respiratory system functions. All illnesses or respiratory diseases or problems caused by stress, often create to the person in pain and within his entourage, an unbearable feeling of helplessness. Aeris brings a fast and effective relief by decreasing significantly, in a durable way, the intensity of the symptoms.
Aeris helps to improve the respiratory system functions. All illnesses or respiratory diseases or problems caused by stress, often create to the person in pain and within his entourage, an unbearable feeling of helplessness. Aeris brings a fast and effective relief by decreasing significantly, in a durable way, the intensity of the symptoms.
With Aeris you will feel the following effects:
- Improvement of oxygenation because of its effects on bronchodilation (opening of the respiratory tracts);
- Improvement in the expectorant effects of the mucus (detaches mucus and makes it easier to spit);
- Reduction in dyspnea (difficulty breathing, accompanied by a feeling of discomfort or tightness of the chest) after an physical effort;
- Reduction in whistle breathing;
- Reduction in cough;
- Reduction in cyanosis (bluish skin caused by insufficient oxygenation);
- Reduction in the susceptibility to infections of the respiratory tracts. Anti-inflammatory effect act by reducing the inflammation and edema of pulmonary tissues (similar to corticosteroids);
- Reduction in allergic reactions affecting the respiratory system.
Principal use
Aeris helps to:
- Act as an antiasthmatic agent;
- Increase oxygen to the lungs;
- Stimulate the immune system;
- Act as a bronchodilator.
Seconday use
Helps to:
- Reduce inflammation;
- Act as an expectorant;
- Act as an antispasmodic.
Useful for the following pathologies:
- Asthma;
- Emphysema;
- Bronchitis;
- Pneumothorax;
- Pulmonary hyperventilation.
Standardization
| Plant / Ingredient | Standardisatioz | Qty of dried plant per 7,5 ml |
| Eucalyptus | Terpenoïdes 0,8 % | 600 mg (leaves) |
| Lungwort | Phenols 0,5 % | 500 mg (roots) |
| Licorice | Glycyrhizine 0,7 % | 400 mg (roots) |
| Astragale | Polysaccharides 3 % | 300 mg (roots) |
| MSM | N/A | 300 mg |
| Mullein | Anthocyanosides 0,5 % | 200 mg (leaves) |
| Myrrh | Anthocyanosides 0,5 % | 165 mg (gum) |
| Boswellia | Boswellc Acid 5 % | 135 mg (gum) |
| Maritime pine | Bioflavonoïds 4 % | 50 mg (bark) |
Pharmacological activity
Recognized traditional use.
EUCALYPTUS (Eucalyptus Globulus)
Origin: Australia- Antimicrobic, antispasmodic and antipyretic (decrease fever);
- Expectorant and stimulant.
LUNGWORT (Pulmonaria Augustifolia)
Origin: Europe- Emollient, diuretic and expectorant.
LICORICE (Glycyrrhiza Glabra)
Origin: Europe- Expectorant, sedative, anti-inflammatory and antispasmodic;
- Softener, laxative and anti-hepatotoxic (for the liver).
ASTRAGALUS (Astragalus Membranaceous)
Origin: Europe- Polysaccharides contained in Astragalus help to:
- Intensify phagocytosis of the reticulo-endothelial systems;
- Stimulate the cortical pituito-adrenal activity;
- Act on the immunizing response (immunomodulator);
- Reconstitute the formation of red globules in the marrow.
MSM (Methel Sulfonyl Methane)
- Collagen production, analgesic and anti-inflammatory.
MULLEIN (Verbascum Thapsus C)
Origin: Europe- Accute inflammation of mucous membranes;
- Diuretic and astringent.
MYRRH (Commiphora Myrrha)
Origin: Asia- Antimicrobic, astringent, anticatarrh and expectorant.
BOSWELLIA (Boswellia Serrata)
Origin: India- Anti-inflammatory, analgesic and decongestive.
MARITIME PINE (Pinus Pinaster)
Origin: Africa- Food supplement which reinforces the immune and cardiac systems, anti-inflammatory and antihistaminic.
Aeris may be used in several ways and in different occasions:
How: Shake the bottle and mix with juice.
* Refrigerate after opening.
- For continuous, specific treatment or annual cure: Take 1½ teaspoon (7,5 ml) of AERIS, once a day.
- For individuals suffering from problems or respiratory pathologies:
- When several crisis attacks occur within a few days, take 1½ teaspoon (7,5 ml) twice a day. In case of asthma crisis, take an additional 1½ teaspoon immediately. If the asthma crisis is not controlled, take another 1½ teaspoon 5 minutes later.
- In case of acute asthma crisis, you may use up to 5 times this dosage (1½ teaspoon) daily. In this case, do not dilute and keep under the tongue about 30 seconds.
- By individuals suffering from respiratory problems due to allergies, following a pneumonia, an influenza, a bronchitis, etc. Carry out a punctual treatment (one bottle) with the recommended dosage.
- To maintain healthy lungs: smokers, individuals exposed to smoke, pollution, etc), we suggest at least 2 annual cures.
How: Shake the bottle and mix with juice.
* Refrigerate after opening.
Speed of effect
- This depends on the problem. If Aeris is used only as a preventative measure, one treatment (one bottle) during one month is sufficient. One can feel the results within a few days and observe an increase in mucus and oxygenation. Many people observe an improvement in the sensitivity in the sense of smell and taste as well as more effective breathing, especially during cardiovascular activity;
- For people inconvenienced by smoke, mucus increase is observed within 4 days. The treatment can be done twice yearly and can also be used on a long-term. Aeris can be particularly interesting in prevention in people suffering from second hand smoke, and who have suffer from respiratory problems in the past;
- For people suffering from chronic pulmonary respiratory disease and/or depending of the gravity of the problem, an effect can be noticed within one or two weeks. Some individuals react as soon as the first day of treatment. The improvement is progressive. The more serious the disease is, the longer the effect will take place. The majority of people suffering from chronic problems should take Aeris over a long period of time. If the problem disappears, two months of stabilization should be added, and the treatment should be repeated annually. In attacks, such as in asthmatic individuals, an immediate effect on oxygenation can be seen such as bronchodilators;
- For people suffering from allergies who want to decrease severe episodes (during the summer for example), we recommend to take the product for three weeks before the critical season. This way, the intensity of symptoms will decrease significantly. When allergies are already present and according to the severity of the condition, the product may take from 2 weeks to 2 months before one sees results.
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Are active and passive smokers, ex-smokers, and individuals who grew up in the middle of polluted environment:
For smokers
For people living with a smoker or in an environment of smokers and who, consequently, inhale secondary smoke;
For ex-smokers who want to decrease the risk of suffering from respiratory diseases such as emphysema, asthma, etc. Aeris will contribute to the process of oxygenation, the dilation of the bronchi, the expulsion of mucosities, and will contribute to reduce inflammation.
- Suffer from respiratory problems or pathologies:
- For patients suffering from asthma, emphysema, chronic bronchitis, etc., Aeris will help the oxygenation processes and the bronchi dilation, by allowing the body to expulse the mucosities, thus helping to reduce inflammation.
- Suffer from respiratory problems due to chronic allergies.
To help decrease the production of histamine and to reduce the symptoms of allergies.
CONTRAINDICATIONS
- Do not use in the case of allergies to the ingredients in the formulation;
- Avoid giving to pregnant or breastfeeding women without the advice of your health practitioner;
- Use only under the supervision of a healthcare professional if you suffer from uncontrolled arterial hypertension or of a cardiac disease.
PRECAUTIONS
- Avoid in the event of an acute asthmatic attack;
- Consult with a healthcare professional for use in children less than 12 years of age.
- Cease the use and consult a health practitioner if the symptoms persist or if undesirable effects should occur.
MEDICINAL INTERACTIONS
- Consult with a doctor or a healthcare practitioner in the event of: serious illnesses, renal disease, autoimmune disease, cardiovascular disease and severe arterial hypertension or before using with another product. Interacts with chemotherapy, diuretics, MAOI and potassium sparing diuretics;
- Could counter the action of immunosuppressors, anti-platelets, anticoagulants. It is thus suggested that one must abstain from combining these products with Aeris;
- No natural or pharmaceutical products or medication should be combined with anticoagulants without the opinion of a doctor;
- In the event of serious illness or consumption drug, do not consume this product without the consent of your doctor or your healthcare professional.
UNDESIRABLE EFFECTS
Aeris rarely gives side effects:- Consult with an health practitioner in the case of gastrointestinal disorders; irritation and inflammation of the skin, itching and cutaneous eruptions;
- Some individuals may observe a light drowsiness.
Synergistic action
Aeris is prepared with a great quantity of medicinal plants and natural products. These ingredients contain a significant number of distinct molecules in the same family (e.g. Sterols, alkaloids, polyphenols). All traditional formulas (Chinese or Ayurvedic Medicine, for example) are very effective and are conceived in this way. It is the synergistic effect combined in a complex approach to the problem, which produces interesting results.
- An increase in expectoration is caused by the combination of mullein and lungwort. The mucilage explains its effectiveness.
- Certain antibacterial elements, such as anthocyanosides contained in the gum of myrrh, added to the modulators of the immune system, stimulate the T4 cells and the interferons of the white blood cells. Astragal assists in the reduction of infections.
- The principal components of licorice are triterpenic saponosides (glycyrrhizine). Recent researches show that glycyrrhizine has an anti-inflammatory action (it acts directly on the cortisol produced by the body). It stimulates the activity of the suprarenal glands, and exert a regulating action on the renal hepatic steroids. Researches carried in Japan in 1985, showed the power of the antioxidant capacity of licorice and the effect of glycyrrhizine to treat hepatitis and cirrhosis of the liver. The anti-inflammatory effect and smoothig substances in licorice, help to relieve inflammation of the digestive tract, such as gastritis and ulcers as well as lung diseases and joint inflammation.
- Plants very rich in terpenes such as eucalyptus and boswellic acid, increase the oxygen fixation in the alveolus. They are effective in treating symptoms of asthma.
- MSM (methyl sulfonyl methane) is used with bioflavonoids to reduce the production of histamine and to help decrease allergic reactions.
Q. Can we cure asthma with Aeris?
A. Asthma cannot be cured, but it can, in many patients, stop the attack. Many people use Aeris during an attack instead of using a bronchodilator and obtain excellent results. However, results of the treatment with Aeris do not occur in a few minutes, and the patient should therefore not hesitate to use prescribed medication beforehand. However, the product helps to space the frequency of attacks and to decrease the gravity of the attacks.
A. Asthma cannot be cured, but it can, in many patients, stop the attack. Many people use Aeris during an attack instead of using a bronchodilator and obtain excellent results. However, results of the treatment with Aeris do not occur in a few minutes, and the patient should therefore not hesitate to use prescribed medication beforehand. However, the product helps to space the frequency of attacks and to decrease the gravity of the attacks.
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THERAPEUTIC PROTOCOLS
Combinations of products suggested for individuals suffering from the following problems:
- People without any respiratory problems, but want to keep their lungs in good health, should combine Aéris et Immutonik. The latter supports the immune functions and helps to prevent infections by stimulating the production of white blood cells, in order to stimulate immune defenses.
- People suffering from respiratory pathologies or problems should combine Aeris and Immutonik. Aeris will help with the oxygenation and dilation of the bronchi, while allowing the body to expel mucosities, thus helping to reduce inflammation. Immutonik will stimulate the production of while blood cells, in order to stimulate the immune defenses and that the immune system effectively fulfills its functions and protects the body against infections.
- People living with a smoker or in an environment of smokers and who consequently inhale secondary smoke, active smokers, passive smokers and ex-smokers, should combine Aeris and Antioxy Bio. The latter helps to fight premature aging due to free radicals. The cells consume oxygen and releases carbonic gas which are produced at the same time. They generate free radicals which accelerate the aging of tissues.
- People who suffer from respiratory problems because of chronic allergies should combine Aeris and Allergo. The latter helps in the reduction of the sensitivity to allergens. These two products combined will help to decrease the production of histamine and, this fact alone helps in the symptoms of allergy.
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