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Getting All the Advantages of Aromatherapy with Ultrasonic Nebulizers by Fit Gizmos

If you are new to aromatherapy, chances are you have never heard of an aromatherapy nebulizer, far less an ultrasonic nebulizer. This tine piece of cutting-edge technology, however, can be just what you need to use essential oils for maximum healing power at minimum cost.

What is a nebulizer, anyway?

Any nebulizer makes a mist. It uses a small amount of liquid to make a large cloud of medication. The advantage of this device is that it can create a cloud of medication, or aromatherapy oil, that goes right into your lungs or sinuses.

It used to be that using a nebulizer required pumping the top of the bottle. You would hope you got a mist, but maybe you did, and maybe you didn't. You might not get anything to come out of the bottle at all. Or you might pump out big drops of medication that just fell to the floor. Even today, sometimes products are mixed with foaming aerosol agents to make them come out in a mist, a little like shaking a can of whipped cream, but if you are doing aromatherapy, you don't want the additional chemicals!

Nebulizers with tiny air compressors.

The next innovation in nebulizers was tiny motorized air compressors. These machines that were small enough to fit in your hand operated on the same principles as the machines that generate air pressure to fill your tires. The problem was, they were almost as loud, and they still created large drops of wasted medication.

Modern nebulizers use ultrasound.

The ultrasonic nebulizer makes ultra-fine droplets of essential oil that get deep into your lungs and nasal passages where they can do the most good. And they make their ultra-fine mist without making a loud sound, but by using the power of sound.

The human ear simply cannot hear the sound used in ultrasound. Vibrating 1 to 2 million times a second, an ultrasonic nebulizer jostles essential oil molecule by molecule just enough to make a mist. None of the essential oil is wasted. In fact, if you have to buy essential oil once a month to operate a hand-pumped nebulizer, you might only have to buy essential oil once a year if you buy an ultrasound nebulizer.

Newer models don't have to be plugged in.

Another advantage of ultrasound nebulizers is you don't have to keep them plugged in. They are portable so you can take all the advantages of aromatherapy with you wherever you go. And while compressor-driven nebulizers create a spray of medication, ultrasound nebulizers create a fine mist.

Treatments in five minutes or less.

You can breathe in all the benefits of aromatherapy or medication with ultrasound nebulizers in five minutes or less (although it can take a little longer if you have let the battery run down). You don't have to go through any complicated cleaning process. Just don't put the cup in the dishwasher. Wash it by hand. You can keep your machine clean with a simple wipe with a clean cloth.

Ultrasound nebulizers are the single best way to take advantage of all the benefits of aromatherapy science.

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What natural alternative would you use to replace using albutenol and pulmicont to treat coughing and wheezing?

my 2 yr. old son is coughing and wheezing. His doctor prescribed albutenol and pulmicont. He is to take this in the form of vapor with a small nebulizer compressor. Personally I'd rather take the natural approach...your suggestions are well appreciated.

Hi Bella,
I also have asthma. The best 'natural approach' you can take for your son is to make sure your home is a dust free environment. Wash his bedding frequently with sensitive washing detergent to remove dust, mites and pollens. Pet hair is often problematic so do your best to keep pets away or to choose pets with hypoallergenic fur.

I know what it is like to have bad asthma and being unable to breathe properly. It's an awful experience and I'd not wish it upon anyone, let alone a two year old child. You will probably find that your son gets immediate relief from inhaling Albuterol through the nebulizer, and my advice from many years of experience, a few visits to the hospital and seeing several doctors is to continue with the treatment... at least until you and your doctor can get a better feel for the causes and symptoms of your son's condition.

If your doctor is prescribing Albuterol (reliever) and Pulmicort (preventor) the best thing for your child's health is to stick with them. There are yet no natural remedies that are proven to prevent asthma attacks, so it is vital that you are using the preventor medication as your doctor has indicated. Similarly, in the event of an attack, nothing will stimulate the lungs to open and allow air through as well as the reliever medication. A doctor wouldn't prescribe both a reliever and a preventor if your child's condition didn't call for it.

Depending on your son's condition you may find that his need for medicines will be reduced as he ages, sometimes asthma clears away completely after childhood. I understand your desire to find natural remedies, but this is really a very serious condition with no effective natural remedies. You could put your son's life at risk if you were to turn away from these effective treatments.
Good luck with your son, all the best

EDIT -
Please don't be scared off by what Patti says. A cat is very different to a human. Especially a cat with the complications of diabetes and a tumor.
You can't compare a dose of steroids in a shot from a vet with that of an asthma reliever when taken as directed.

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