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by Michele Cagan
You can’t get enough air. As you gasp for breath, panic sets in.
Because there’s nothing you can do, and you’re suffocating.
If you live with COPD, that experience—and the desperate fear that comes with it—happens all too often. It colors everything you do… until you feel like you can’t do anything. No walk around the neighborhood with your wife, no cooking dinner for your family, even showering can trigger an anxiety-filled episode.
And according to mainstream medicine, there is no cure. Nothing to stop your COPD from getting worse. All they can offer are drugs you have to take all the time, even though they don’t work all the time, and they cause dozens of side effects. They are wrong.
The real solution exists, an herbal formula that will help you breathe freely again, every day, all the time, with no side effects.
COPD robs you of more than breath
Nearly 13 million Americans are officially diagnosed with COPD, though researchers believe the number is closer to 24 million… and that’s a lot of people suffering under this enormous burden.
Because while COPD robs its victims of the very air you need to breathe, it takes a much wider toll on your life, your family, and your wallet. The impact is so huge, that many research studies1,2,3 are dedicated to understanding it. And as a COPD sufferer, you may be staggering under the weight of the life side effects of this always worsening disease.
That’s a lot to deal with, especially when you can’t command the most basic survival function—simply taking a breath. And while inhalers might help you catch a breath, sometimes, they do not offer any hope of a true, long-term solution.
Diabetes should not be the cost of breathing
COPD sufferers need help to breathe—and they’re often at the mercy of potentially harmful drugs to get that next breath.
But COPD drugs, which come mostly in the form of inhalers, can do a lot of damage, including putting you at higher risk for diseases like diabetes, osteoporosis, pneumonia, and glaucoma.
What they can’t do, though, is heal your lungs or improve your lung function.
Even if you use these prescription drugs regularly, as directed, COPD gets progressively worse, making breathing more difficult with each passing day.
And where mainstream medicine has failed, natural medicine succeeds. Because not only can Resprin help you breathe, it could possibly slow down the progression of your condition. In fact, based on the experience of many customers (including HSI members) the longer you take Resprin, the less you need to take.
I couldn’t get air in to my lungs—now I can”
Not too long ago, Marion Becker started finding it harder and harder to breathe. All of a sudden, the simple act of climbing stairs or vacuuming left her short of breath and coughing uncontrollably. She couldn’t talk for more than a few minutes without gasping for breath. So a couple of months ago, her very worried husband finally got her to go to the doctor.
The doctor gave her a breathing test, and she failed. So he sent her home with inhalers—a long-acting one to use twice a day, and a rescue inhaler she could use every two hours as needed. That concerned her husband, too, because he’d read about the side effects.
Right around then, they came upon HSI’s Miracles from the Vault, and that’s how they learned about Resprin. And as soon as her first order came, she prayed “Please, God, let these work,” and took three capsules to start. By day three she noticed something very different: She was blowing her nose a lot as mucus began to clear out, and her breathing got a lot better. After a month, she was blowing her nose less (but still some), and breathing normally again.
“When I used the inhaler, I could get breath for a little while, but then I’d lose my breath and need to rest again. That was hard for me, because I love to be active, and it’s hard to sit still. But now, even after a flurry of activity I feel tired—but not out of breath.”
“Before, I couldn’t get air in to my lungs,” she told me. “Now I can.”
“I’m still breathing”
HSI member Bill Gerber loves to work in his Agway stores (he has two of them), talking to the “old guys, my customers for the last thirty years.” He misses the camaraderie when his COPD keeps him from the store… and in the cold winter weather, he misses it a lot.
But he tries not to let COPD hold him back. “I’ve been diagnosed for ten, twelve years,” he told me. “Even though it makes me short of breath, I try to work around it. But I never wanted to use those inhalers.” And though he’s considered kicking the habit, Bill still smokes.
Luckily, Bill read about Resprin in his HSI Members Alert a while back, and decided to try it. Now, he’s been using Resprin for two years, and it “really helps me, I swear by it.” Once in a while, when he has a bad episode, he “ups the dose,” which helps tame the flare-up but doesn’t give him any side effects.
“I tell my friends it’s worth a try. I just got another shipment yesterday. It’s what keeps me breathing, I swear by it.”
Same healing herbs, now even more healing power
The 23 traditional Chinese herbs that make up the Resprin formula have all been used by healers for generations… and now by many HSI members.
The formula has worked so successfully for so many of you that I was skeptical when I heard the manufacturers were making some changes.
But it turns out those changes made the formula even better and more effective.
First, most of the herbs in Resprin now are organically grown, increasing the formula’s purity. And they still use whole herbs in the formula, the very same herbs proven effective by centuries of traditional use, rather than the standardized extracts that focus on single compounds taken from complex herbs.
And here’s the most important part: The new blend is stronger than ever before, using higher potency herbs. That means more power—and fewer pills—for you.
Science catches up with tradition
The central ingredient in the Resprin formula (known as the Emperor in Chinese medicine) is an ancient root whose healing powers have served generations—Platycodon grandiflorum. And now modern science has just begun to uncover its potential, especially when it comes to easing the stifling symptoms of COPD.
One new study4 found that compounds in Platycodon help control the production of mucus in the airways and act as expectorants. Another group of researchers found that a specific compound (Changkil saponin) found in Platycodon root helps suppress mucus production.5 Those studies followed an earlier breakthrough finding that this plant root helped reduce airway inflammation in a mouse model of asthma,6 leading researchers to conclude that Platycodon root could be helpful for people suffering with bronchial asthma.
The most recent study7 found that Platycodon root (on its own and in combination with other Chinese herbs) reduced inflammation in a rat model of COPD.
And studies investigating several of the other Chinese herbs in Resprin have shown very promising results for COPD sufferers as well:
And though they haven’t all been the subject of directed scientific research, all 23 herbs in the Resprin formula have been proven effective time and again through centuries of tradition—and the formula itself has worked effectively for thousands of customers.
Resprin helps you breathe again
No matter how long you’ve struggled to draw breath due to your COPD, Resprin can help make breathing easier again.
The manufacturer recommends taking 2 to 6 capsules daily, as needed.
Resprin
NuCentury Herbs, Inc., Ph: (877) 473-7774; www.resprin.com
One 90-count bottle of Resprin costs $26.99. HSI members will receive free shipping on purchases of three or more bottles through July 31, 2014. Simply use code HSISHIP when ordering. Product is only available in the United States at this time.
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