AirAide™ has been found to assist those who are increasing their daily exercise routines and those who seek to maintain an active lifestyle. “By improving your breathing capacity, you’ll stay motivated to reach your exercise goals,” says Tom Long, VP of Sales for AirAide™.

AirAide™ works by temporarily increasing lung capacity to function at normal individual optimum levels with zero side effects. It also helps counteract the effects of many bronchial distress agents such as smog, allergens, and other environmental irritants, which can lead to labored breathing, fatigue, or can even contribute to immune system stress. By taking AirAide, individuals with asthma and other respiratory problems can often increase their physical activity.  In a clinical trial, asthmatics who took AirAide™ showed a 30 percent increase in their expiratory rates.

The AirAide™ formulation has been used by holistic and homeopathic professionals for years and has shown no adverse or toxic effects at any amount. The formula contains a blend of 23 herbs designed to flush out toxins and build-up in the lungs, soothe bronchial irritations, and physically increase lung capacity to promote better breathing. As AirAide™ contains no steroids, caffeine, or other stimulants; it has shown no adverse side effects.

For more information about AirAide, including testimonials, ingredients and ordering information, go to www.MyAirAide.com.

Contact: Jenni Simcoe, Anthony Mora Communications, 818-392-8305, jsimcoe@anthonymora.com

Some asthma sufferers have dealt with symptoms of asthma their entire lives and regularly use inhalers and prescription aids to help them breathe. But many incidents of asthma develop suddenly, by people that have never experience breathing problems before.

While asthma is a treatable condition, it is also responsible for 2 million emergency room visits in the United States each year, a quarter of all ER visits according to the American Academy of Allergy Asthma & Immunology. Asthma is also responsible for 5,000 deaths each year.

A Natural Approach:  Although most people can control their symptoms, prescription inhalers come with their own laundry list of side effects, ranging from moderate to severe. However, hope has come in the form of AirAide™, an herbal supplement that enhances breathing. In a clinical trial of diagnosed asthma sufferers, AirAide™ was found to help improve breathing and increase activity levels. Because it is composed of herbs, AirAide™ does not come with the risks of traditional asthma treatments.

AirAide™ works by temporarily increasing lung capacity to function at normal individual optimum levels with zero side effects. It also helps counteract the effects of many bronchial distress agents such as smog, allergens, and other environmental irritants, which can lead to labored breathing, fatigue, or can even contribute to immune system stress. By taking AirAide™, individuals with asthma and other respiratory problems can often increase their physical activity.  In a clinical trial, asthmatics who took AirAide™ showed a 30 percent increase in their expiratory rates.

For more information about AirAide™, including testimonials, ingredients and ordering information, go to www.MyAirAide.com.

Contact: Jenni Simcoe, Anthony Mora Communications, 818-392-8305, jsimcoe@anthonymora.com

As life expectancies increase, physical fitness has never been so important. Researchers have identified exercise as a key factor in maintaining a high quality of life during the aging process.

While they might be getting older, the baby boomer generation is not slowing down. Active retirees are seeking out a variety of physical activities, spanning everything from ballroom dance classes to canoeing trips.

Some even compete at the highest levels. Forget cheering on children and grandchildren. Feeling younger than ever, seniors are participating in road races and extreme sporting competitions in increasing numbers. Many athletic contests, including marathons and triathlons, now include categories for individuals over 80 years old. 

The majority of aging Americans approach fitness with moderation, however. Walking continues to be the top form of exercise among seniors.

A study conducted by the Institute on Aging at the University of Arkansas concluded that seniors who build lean tissue through exercise can control their metabolic rate and thus improve their physique as they age. The Institute has also found that physical fitness among seniors has many psychological and emotional benefits.

Reengaging in a fitness routine after a long stretch of inactivity can be daunting. However, there is a new, all-natural product that can help active adults reach their exercise goals. Airaide, a botanical supplement, can be added to most any health and maintenance regimen in order to safely and effectively increase one’s breathing capacity to better optimize oxygen intake and exchange. 

Airaide can help anyone who is seeking to maintain a healthy and active lifestyle. The supplement facilitates easy breathing during any type of aerobic activity, whether the user is taking a grandchild out for a walk around the neighborhood or is pushing to set a new personal best during the Iron Man in Hawaii.

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The arrival of spring brings warmer weather and longer days. But for some, it can also bring weezing and sneezing. For those suffering from allergies, an April day in the park can result in difficulty breathing. Airaide can help you make it through the spring months and let you enjoy the change in seasons.

The unique patented Airaide herbal formula combines a variety of common botanical extracts derived from only the finest domestic and imported ingredients. The blend is created from a synergistic balance of flora, root, & citrus extracts, which in proper measure, provide a safe, natural, effective mechanism that helps to enhance breathing.

The effectiveness of Airaide speaks for itself. Individuals ranging from recreational athletes to top marathoners have endorsed Airaide as an invaluable part of their training and competitive performance.