Vastu – Asthma & Environment – Vastu can help you & your family

Environment damage, Increasing pollution and climate change have got many suffering form asthma. The below mentioned links clearly show the increasing impact it has on our health as well as the economy. If you or anyone in your family suffers from Bronchial Asthma, avoid sleeping in north west and other northern zones of your house. Sleeping in those zones will aggravate the condition. This is due to the water element in the said zones. 

Recommended directions are South, South West and West. However, do not identify the spot on your own, I recommend to consult a specialist to know the exact place in your home as without balancing directions and also making an error of the spot can lead to issues

World Asthma Day: India chokes, sales of medicines rise 43% in 4 years. Market data says the sale of anti-asthma medicines in the country went up to almost 50% over the past four years https://www.hindustantimes.com/health/world-asthma-day-india-chokes-sales-of-medicines-rise-43-in-4-years/story-mt5V9Kdqv4yGF062ZOmC6I.html

Economic Burden Of Chronic Asthma On The Rise – The economic burden of chronic asthma has been on the rise in the country as more and more people are suffering from the disease in the wake of increasing pollution levels, according to Dr Jaideep A Gogtay, Chief Medical Officer of pharmaceutical major Cipla. “As per estimates, nearly 2 to 2.5 percent of India’s population is suffering from asthma. Though the data is slightly older, it clearly indicates the extent of economic burden the disease imposes on India,” http://blog.cipla.com/in-the-news/economic-burden-chronic-asthma-rise/

India’s e-waste growing at 30% annually – E-waste workers in India suffer from breathing problems, such as asthma and bronchitis. Many workers are children, who are unaware of the hazards and by the time they reach 35 to 40 years of age, they are incapable of working, points out the study. http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/info-tech/indias-ewaste-growing-at-30-annually/article8686442.ece