Heal Asthma Naturally & Permanently with Castor Oil
- Madhukar Dama
- Jun 10
- 5 min read

1. What is Asthma?
Asthma is a chronic respiratory condition where the airways in the lungs become inflamed, narrow, and produce extra mucus. This leads to:
Wheezing
Breathlessness
Chest tightness
Coughing (especially at night or early morning)
Asthma is not just a lung issue—it’s a full-body inflammatory response rooted in lifestyle, diet, environment, and toxin accumulation.
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2. Why is Asthma Becoming So Common Now?
Asthma was once rare, but today, it's rising even in rural children. Some reasons:
Air pollution and indoor allergens
Over-sanitized lifestyle (reduced microbial exposure)
Overuse of processed foods and white diets
Weak digestion, leading to toxin buildup
Sedentary lifestyle, reduced lung expansion
Suppression of symptoms with drugs, which deepens the problem
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3. Why Modern Treatments Fail to Cure It Permanently
Inhalers, steroids, and nebulizers can manage symptoms but:
They suppress inflammation instead of addressing the root
They cause dependence
They further weaken immunity and digestion
They do not detox the lungs or open the channels permanently
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4. What is Castor Oil?
Castor oil is a thick, sticky oil derived from the seeds of the Ricinus communis plant. It contains:
Ricinoleic acid, a powerful anti-inflammatory compound
Natural decongestants and blood/lymph movers
Deep detoxifying properties, especially when used externally
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5. How Castor Oil Works in Healing Asthma
Reduces lung and bronchial inflammation
Loosens up thick mucus and phlegm
Opens up chest energy and blood flow channels
Detoxifies intestines, which are directly connected to respiratory health
Regulates immunity over time
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6. How to Use Castor Oil Packs for Asthma
Daily Night Belly Pack
Take 20 ml castor oil
Apply on the abdomen (navel to lower ribs)
Cover with a thick cotton cloth
Wrap with plastic sheet to trap warmth
Place a hot water bag on top for 45–60 minutes
Do it daily before bedtime
Weekly Chest Pack
Take 20 ml castor oil
Apply on the front chest and upper back (lungs area)
Wrap in a cotton cloth and plastic
Place warm water bag over chest
Do it once or twice a week
Foot Massage
Before sleep, massage castor oil on soles and cover with cotton socks
Calms breath, helps with sleep and immunity
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7. Additional Lifestyle Tips
Avoid These Foods Lifelong
The “Six Whites” which clog lungs and gut:
Sugar
Dairy
Maida (refined flour)
Refined oils
Salt (excessive)
White rice (polished)
Adopt These Diet Habits
Eat only when hungry
Seasonal fruits and vegetables
Buttermilk daily (homemade, diluted)
Include natural probiotics (fermented foods)
Weekly non-veg (like fish or country eggs) if not vegetarian
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8. Daily Healing Routine for Asthma Reversal
Early Morning:
– Walk slowly for 20–30 minutes in fresh air to expand lungs and stimulate circulation.
– Avoid phones or heavy conversations during the walk.
Before Bath (optional):
– If convenient in the morning, apply a castor oil pack on the belly (20 ml), keep for 45–60 minutes with warmth.
– Skip this if doing the pack at night instead.
Meals:
– Eat only when truly hungry.
– Include seasonal vegetables, fresh fruits, and natural grains.
– Avoid sugar, dairy, white rice, maida, refined oil, and excessive salt.
Afternoon:
– Rest or relax in mild sun for 15–20 minutes (if possible).
– Avoid cold drinks or heavy meals during this period.
Evening:
– Do light stretching or breathing exercises (like anulom vilom, bhramari, or deep belly breathing).
– Avoid emotional or work stress close to bedtime.
Before Sleep:
– Apply castor oil belly pack (20 ml) and keep hot water bag on it for 45–60 minutes.
– Also massage soles of the feet with castor oil and wear cotton socks.
– Lie down with relaxed breathing; sleep early.
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9. Lifelong Preventive Practice
Asthma won’t return if you maintain:
Weekly belly castor oil pack
Clean eating without 6 whites
Daily walking
Clean, dry living environment (avoid mold, incense, mosquito coils, deodorants)
Deep breathing and avoiding emotional suppression
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10. Realistic Timeline of Healing
First 7 days: Better sleep, easier breath, reduced mucus
2–4 weeks: Reduced dependence on inhalers
2–3 months: No breathlessness episodes, complete confidence
6+ months: Permanent reversal in most cases
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11. Medical Disclaimer
This guide is for educational purposes and based on traditional healing observations. It is not a substitute for medical advice. Continue prescribed medications and consult your healthcare provider before stopping any treatment.
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12. References
Peer-Reviewed Scientific References
1. Ricinoleic Acid – Anti-inflammatory Effects
Vieira, C., Evangelista, S., Cirillo, R., Lippi, A., Maggi, C. A., & Manzini, S. (2000).
Ricinoleic acid, the main component of castor oil, induces activation of intestinal and uterine smooth muscle via EP3 prostanoid receptors.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 97(23), 12323–12328.
2. Castor Oil Packs & Lymphatic Flow
Bay, R. H. (1994).
Lymphatic stimulation with topical castor oil packs: A preliminary study.
The Journal of Naturopathic Medicine, 5(1), 15–19.
(Note: Though limited in sample size, this pilot study remains a widely cited naturopathic reference.)
3. Gut-Lung Axis and Respiratory Health
Dang, A. T., & Marsland, B. J. (2019).
Microbes, metabolites, and the gut–lung axis.
Mucosal Immunology, 12(4), 843–850.
4. Impact of Dietary Patterns on Asthma Symptoms
Berthon, B. S., & Wood, L. G. (2015).
Nutrition and respiratory health—feature review.
Nutrients, 7(3), 1618–1643.
5. The Role of Probiotics in Respiratory Health
Hao, Q., Dong, B. R., & Wu, T. (2015).
Probiotics for preventing acute upper respiratory tract infections.
Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, (2), CD006895.
6. Link Between Intestinal Permeability and Asthma
Fasano, A. (2012).
Leaky gut and autoimmune diseases.
Clinical Reviews in Allergy & Immunology, 42(1), 71–78.
7. Traditional Use of Castor Oil in Respiratory Conditions
Srikantha Murthy, K. R. (Trans.). (2002).
Bhavaprakasha of Bhavamisra – Volume 1 (Shloka 256–264, Castor section).
Chowkhamba Krishnadas Academy, Varanasi.
(Classical Ayurveda text mentioning Eranda (castor) in shwasa-roga/kapha-dosha management.)
8. Ayurveda & Detoxification via Oil Applications (Snehana)
Sharma, R. K., & Dash, B. (1996).
Charaka Samhita – Volume II (Chikitsa Sthana, Chapter 17).
Chaukhamba Sanskrit Series Office, Varanasi.
(Discusses internal and external oleation therapy for respiratory and inflammatory disorders.)