In naturopathy, bronchial asthma is alleviated by various medicinal plants. Icelandic moss, fennel, ashwagandha, licorice, ribwort, bishop's weed and more are said to make breathing easier and have an expectorant effect. Most asthma medications are based on inhibiting an excessive immune response in the body. There are basically two types of medication: there are those that are taken constantly to prevent an asthma attack and those that provide quick relief in the event of an acute attack. But no matter which medication is used, they only combat the symptoms. The cause of the disease is not eliminated. In addition to the usual sprays and medications, there are also natural and, above all, holistic methods to combat asthma sustainably. Such methods take various points into account, but all aim to bring the immune system back into balance. The following medicinal plants have proven particularly effective for bronchitis: thyme, ivy and primrose. The herbal ingredients have, among other things, expectorant, expectorant, mucous membrane-protecting, antispasmodic, cough-relieving, germ- and anti-inflammatory effects. Medicinal plants for the lungs and bronchi are more important than ever. This is because respiratory infections seem to be becoming more and more persistent, and it takes longer and longer for those affected to be completely cured of their numerous symptoms - even when taking medication. Medicinal herbs not only relieve symptoms, but also strengthen the respiratory tract and can even repair existing damage to the lungs. Below we present the best medicinal plants that can significantly improve your lung health.