Doctor Cough Respiratory Support Syrup for Smokers

Disorders of the respiratory tract, caused by post-nasal drip, sinus infections, gastrosoesophageal reflux (GERD), asthma, and medications, all can result in cough. There is no more specific and obvious cause of cough than smoke exposure. The act of coughing is a protective reflex. But, persistent cough is abnormal, and can dramatically affect one's quality of life, when it becomes excessive and/or profound. Coughing due to smoke exposure, even second hand exposure, can cause substantial physical, as well as emotional harm. The only products in the market are those that target cessation of smoking, not alleviation of coughing.

Millions of people, on a daily basis, smoke tobacco products, are exposed to second hand smoke, or are exposed to smoke caused by fires. Despite this fact, there is no commercially available product that has been proven to beneficially support the respiratory tract and, thus, reduce their tendency to cough.

It has been well documented that smoke exposure causes particle deposition, inflammatory changes, and excessive secretions in the entire respiratory tract as well as bronchospasms and decreased ciliary activity in the lower respiratory tract. These disturbances all can contribute to the severity of cough. In addition, it has been documented that only 25-40% of people who are exposed to smoke do, in fact, cough. It is believed that those people have overactive nicotine receptors found in the sensory nerve endings, located throughout the respiratory tract. It becomes obvious that to successfully alleviate cough, a combination product to treat each, and all of the respiratory tract disturbances, become imperative.

Sincere there are a multitude of herbal products on the market, it becomes imperative to identify those products having a long history of safe use, as well as having had clinical studies that actually demonstrate effectiveness. It is believed that combinations of herbal supplements contained in Doctor Cough Respiratory Support Syrup for Smokers can help reduce the tendency to cough by providing beneficial effects to the respiratory tract, altered by smoke inhalation.