Lung problems and tea tree oil

On September 09, 2007 in Lung Problems

It seems the lots of people get lung problems these days. Choughs, wheezy chests and even pleurisy can plague the healthiest of individuals. Tea tree oil can help in some cases. Tea tree oil and lung problems can work together. Let’s see how other people are using tea tree oil to treat lung problems.

Tom Harrelson from Healing news has this to say about tea tree oil and how it can benefit you by being used in a nebuliser or vapouriser.

It can be used in a Nebuliser to produce a gaseous vapor that in turn can be breathed for any lung problems. A Nebuliser is needed that provides a super fine gaseous vapor (see Part 3), thus providing an efficient way to get the Tea Tree Oil into the bloodstream. This super fine vapor can then be absorbed through the mucosal linings of the lungs and into the bloodstream, thus doing an excellent job of healing the body in many ways

Whilst studying the effects of tea tree oil and gum disease Dr Robert Hirsh and Steven Soukoulis discovered that by using gel containing tea tree oil brushed onto the teeth twice a day reduced gingivitis, inflammation in the gums caused by not cleaning your teeth regularly. Hirsh also had this to say about using tea tree oil as an inhalant “Tea tree oil has many uses, including skin care, and as an inhalant or cream used to treat lung conditions. Indigenous Australians also used to vapourise it and inhale it”

Robert Muston from www.muston.com reckons this about tea tree oil and lung problems.

Whenever I suspect I may have an infection I add ONE DROP of Tea-Tree Oil to my nebuliser and inhale it with the Ventolin and Saline solution. Be sure to add it at the back so as not to clog up the screen. Tea-Tree Oil is a natural anti-biotic and is the only thing I need now to keep my chest clear of infections. I use it once a week regardless, for the same reasons we take a shower every day.

If you have a lung infection, Walter Last says

With lung infections or any other infections increase the amounts of vitamins C and A; take propolis tablets and the herb Echinacea. If the breathing passages are involved frequently inhale the fumes from a bottle of tea tree oil.

So as you can see many people use tea tree oil to treat lung problems, infections and other ailments.

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