Today on the Eat to Live podcast. Now those foods that are rescue used for emergencies are the ones that damage the lung the most. That if you start to use a rescue inhal on a regular basis, it can cause chronic information to the lung. It vasoditis makes you feel better, but the more you use it, the more you're going to be asthmatic. So the first thing we have to do is get people off those inhalers. They're never going to get well because they're chronically putting erritin intubate

lung.

How do you get off of the inhalers?

We usually use a steroid inhaler so they don't need the beta agonists. Hey, Eat to Live listeners.

I am here with my dad, medical doctor, favorite human, a guy I really like.

Just like.

A love, some might say, I'll say.

And I'm here, my daughter, Jenna, and welcome to the Eat to Live podcast.

Is there any accolades you want to give me before we get started?

Just kidding. I'm kidding. I'll ask you at the end.

Okay, we'll go over that in private.

Thanks, Dad. Okay, so the topic for today is a topic I feel like we talked about a lot growing up.

You actually had a lot of patients suffer from this.

And it is asthma and allergies.

Yes.

I've even had, when you were a little kid, I even had patients with asthma and allergies

in the basement of our house that I was watching, sleeping there, you know, to get them well.

And I've had, it's been really cool to have people who've suffered for asthma waking up in the middle of the night to take inhalers who can't walk or kick exercise class to be able to be totally cured from asthma.

Wow. And that was big for a lot of people because people said, I can't take or can't do aerobics, I can't exercise, I can't wake them to the lines. They're, they're literally addicted to inhale or asthma runs their life. And the type of quality of life is so low with people with severe allergies and asthma that to be able to give people the hope and the realization that can make a complete recovery is important. So I'm excited to talk about this today. Definitely.

And you're kind of taking me back to my childhood because I remember these patients and how it had

a really big impact. And I even had, I mean, people I cheered with and did sports with, I've witnessed

asthma attacks and it looks just horrible.

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