AirPhysio Natural Mucus Clearance and Lung Expansion Device, Breathing Exerciser, Cleanse Therapy Aid

AirPhysio is a drug-free mucus clearance and lung expansion airway/ respiratory physiotherapy device.

AirPhysio is also a lung exerciser device that is great for athletes and physically active individuals, as it increases lung capacity, reduces breathlessness during exercise, increases exercise tolerance, and speeds up recovery times after working out or training.

AirPhysio can be used as an adjunctive therapy to prevent pulmonary complications in patients after surgery (i.e. cardiac and abdominal surgeries). The use of AirPhysio facilitates secretion mobilization, prevents atelectasis, and increases lung volume of patients postoperatively.

AirPhysio??s international and national award winning status and passion for helping to educate people about their respiratory condition through simple and easy to understand programs, lead them to be invited to appear on US TV show Modern Living with Kathy Ireland in January 2018.

AirPhysio has distributed numerous medical papers about respiratory conditions included, but not limited to:

1. Griffith Univerity, Australia Report ?C Validation of AirPhysio Oscillating Positive Expiratory Pressure (OPEP) Device,
2. The Forgotten Condition of Asthma,
3. How Smokers Lose Lung Function and Don??t Realise It,
4. Why Is Breathing Harder As I Get Older,
5. Removal of Pollutants from the Body and How Pollution Affects this Process,
6. Occupational Dust and Particle Matter Pollutant Hazards.

HOW DOES IT WORK?

AirPhysio is an all-natural handheld OPEP device designed to assist in the clearance of secretions from the lungs and improve lung capacity. It assists improving lung capacity by helping to clear excess mucus build-up and assisting to open up blocked and semi-closed airways.

When you breath out through the device, your breath moves the steel ball inside. The AirPhysio device:

• Vibrates the airways, which loosens mucus from the airway walls;
• Intermittently increases endobronchial pressure, which assists to maintain the clearing of the airways while a person exhales so that mucus does not become trapped as it moves up the air canal;
• Accelerates expiratory airflow, which facilitates the upward movement of the mucus through the airways so that it can be cleared easier.

This combined action of vibration and pressure results in the mucus moving progressively up your airways until you can cough it out and/ or swallow.