Who is Buteyko for?

Buteyko can benefit adults and children (over four years of age)
who suffer from various respiratory problems

Asthma

Control your asthma instead of asthma controlling you

Dramatically reduce your medication*

*FDA SETS STRONG WARNINGS FOR ASTHMA DRUG LABELS

May 17 (Reuters) - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said on Monday that product labels for three popular asthma medications have been updated to state that the drugs could increase the chance of severe asthma attacks that could result in death.

The warnings, first proposed last November, involve long-acting bronchodiliator medicines Advair and Serevent, made by GlaxoSmithKline Plc, and Foradil from Novartis AG.

In a public health advisory issued on its website, the FDA said the inhaled drugs should only be used after other medicines, such as inhaled corticosteroids, fail to control asthma.

Publish Date: May 17, 2006

Allergies / Hay Fever

Considerably lessen allergic reactions

Snoring / Sleep Apnoea

Allow you to have a good night's sleep

Prevent your condition from worsening to the point of requiring a C-PAP machine

Anxiety / Panic

Provide you with a greater understanding of your condition

Provide you with easy methods to prevent anxiety/panic attacks

Other Benefits

Improve your performance in sport and exercise

Improve stress management and reduce stress-related symptoms






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Who is Buteyko for? Buteyko can benefit adults and children (over four years of age) who suffer from various respiratory problems Asthma Control your asthma instead of asthma controlling you Dramatically reduce your medication* *FDA SETS STRONG WARNINGS FOR ASTHMA DRUG LABELS May 17 (Reuters) - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said on Monday that product labels for three popular asthma medications have been updated to state that the drugs could increase the chance of severe asthma attacks that could result in death. The warnings, first proposed last November, involve long-acting bronchodiliator medicines Advair and Serevent, made by GlaxoSmithKline Plc, and Foradil from Novartis AG. In a public health advisory issued on its website, the FDA said the inhaled drugs should only be used after other medicines, such as inhaled corticosteroids, fail to control asthma. Publish Date: May 17, 2006 Allergies / Hay Fever Considerably lessen allergic reactions Snoring / Sleep Apnoea Allow you to have a good night's sleep Prevent your condition from worsening to the point of requiring a C-PAP machine Anxiety / Panic Provide you with a greater understanding of your condition Provide you with easy methods to prevent anxiety/panic attacks Other Benefits Improve your performance in sport and exercise Improve stress management and reduce stress-related symptoms

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