Recent Study Shows People Use Pepper To Relieve Asthma

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Having asthma is no joke. There’s so many things you have to be careful for: the weather, the environment, the food you eat, the perfume the people you go with have on at the moment, and so much more.

Having a spell of asthma is never easy nor cheap either. The cost of medication has gone up along with the hospital bills that could come if your asthma is left untreated.

This is probably why residents of Trinidad and Tobago opted to use pepper and other natural herbs such as ginger, garlic, aloes, shandileer, wild onions, and black sage to relieve asthma.
Though the study did not clarify what type of pepper the residents often used, the Faculty of Medical Sciences of the University of the West Indies in St. Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago revealed that 58 out of 191 patients were found to use herbs as a remedy to asthma.

The study, conducted between June-July 2003, showed that 58.6% of the herb-using patients obtained herbs from their backyards or supermarkets while 24.1% obtained herbs from herbalists, herbal shops, or pharmacies. Patients were found to use the herbs mostly as a result of the advise given by a relative or a friend.

(Source: Medicinal Herb Use Among Asthmatic Patients Attending A Specialty Care Facility In Trinidad, National Center for Biotechnology Information Website)