Hi guys!![sm=wave.gif]
I am popping in to beg some advice fora friend who suffers considerably with asthma and related problems.[sm=hug.gif]
He is the deputy co-ordinator of the youth activity group I run and lots of what we do involves visiting animals of all kinds - be it horse riding, donkey sanctuarys etc.[sm=nature-smiley-008.gif]
Trouble is, these trips leave him feeling really very poorly afterwards[sm=sad-smiley-047.gif] due to severe reactions to pretty much all hairy/furry friends.[sm=animal-smiley-021.gif][sm=cat.gif][sm=animal-smiley-085.gif][sm=dogrun.gif]
Does anyone know anything he can do alternatively or otherwise to reduce this, as it does seem a bit of a shame that he should have to suffer while we all have a whale of a time!!!![sm=hippy.gif]
Loadsa love, light and sparkles, with a hug or two thrown in for good measure![sm=hug.gif]
[sm=sandrine.gif]Serendipity xxx
RE: asthma and animals! xxx
homeopathy may help. he could go and see a homeopath for advice. however, I have seen a homeopath for 6 months regarding my asthma and the annoying thing is: I still dont know if it has had any effect, because my asthma was not that bad and may be more related to stress and the weather...
Craniosacral therapy may be another avenue to research.
the annoying thing with homeopathy is that it takes ages to work and drinking coffee, wearing perfume, being near strong-smelling stuff like peppermint (as in toothpaste) could prevent it from working. On the other hand, with CST, after 3 sessions you will know if anything is happening and there is not life changes to follow (unless one wants to).
hope this may help...also, ask him what food he eats, because all dairy stuff and sugar makes my chest worse and gives me runny nose and bad ears.
Nice of you to worry for your boss/colleague: how rare is that!:)