Nov 1, 2021
Life Wellness Healthcare has announced a new update to its online store, allowing customers with bronchiectasis to manage their symptoms more effectively. Using the AirPhysio OPEP device, anyone can reduce mucus buildup in five minutes or less.
Tweed Heads, Australia - November 1, 2021 /PressCable/ —
The store was originally created by a team that understands the impact that lung conditions can have on a customer’s life. Following the latest update, they aim to provide an AirPhysio for anyone who needs help with their breathing.
More information can be found at: https://lifewellnesshealthcare.com/products/airphysio-device-search
The latest health industry data shows that around 500,000 Americans are suffering from bronchiectasis. It’s a long-term condition that leads to a buildup of excess mucus in the lungs. The latest move from Life Wellness Healthcare helps customers across the US to better manage their condition.
Typically, those with bronchiectasis are likely to experience a collection of common symptoms. These include shortness of breath, which can impact their daily lifestyle, and a persistent cough.
While the severity of symptoms does vary, it’s important to find a solution because mucus buildup can lead to infection. Life Wellness Healthcare highlights that the AirPhysio device has won numerous awards for its effectiveness in reducing mucus.
The device uses oscillating positive expiratory pressure to loosen the mucus that collects in the user’s airway. The natural and drug-free process moves the substance to the top of the lungs, where it can be more easily expelled.
Users are advised to take a deep breath and fill their lungs completely before exhaling through the device. This should be at a consistent pace over three to five seconds. The device can then be adjusted as necessary until maximum vibrations are felt within the chest.
The health and wellness store states that filters can be bought alongside the AirPhysio device. These are attached to the product easily and filter out 99.9% of viruses and bacteria. Customers find them especially beneficial during the ongoing pandemic, and they’re well suited for those who want to maintain hygienic lungs.
A recent customer said: “Having only used this product for a couple of weeks, I can already feel a difference. I’m very satisfied with the product as I can breathe better, and that makes me feel better overall.”
Interested parties can learn more at: https://lifewellnesshealthcare.com/products/airphysio-device-search
Contact Info:
Name: Matthew Fraser
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Organization: Life Wellness Healthcare
Address: PO BOX 6662, Tweed Heads, NSW 2486, Australia
Phone: +61-7-3608-5683
Website: https://lifewellnesshealthcare.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89051201
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