Asthma is a ‘label’ given to describe inflammation of the airways, causing respiratory difficulties.

Other modalities: Focus on treating the inflammation with steroid medication, however  inflammation is only a symptom, and not the cause.

Inflammation is not infection, nor a disease as such, but can be the initiation of such a process that evolves into the symptoms of asthma. Inflammation causes swelling of tissue, that can impact the airways and blood flow essential to our breathing.                                                                               Untreated, this becomes a continuing burden to lower the effectiveness of the immune system and becomes a precursor to allergies.

NIS: Sees a need to consider the digestive system.

Mucous is a congestive byproduct of incomplete food breakdown, and again can effect our breathing.  

The essential glandular production of hydrochloric acid, enzymes and steroid hormones come under question.

Signalling from the brain and the central nervous system forms the ‘lifeline’ to restore a functional status of our glandular system. Commonly, the elimination of certain foods are employed to ‘manipulate’ the food intolerance problem - the cause will remain.                                                                          

NIS also investigates and corrects gluten intolerance, where the brain will recognise and counteract the foreign toxic protein that is a severe diversion to a normal digestive system.