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“In the Philippines, lung diseases such as pneumonia, tuberculosis, COPD and lung cancer are becoming more common and serious. What is worrying is that air pollution and urban smog make it easy for many people to mistake the initial symptoms – such as cough, mild fever, shortness of breath – for the common cold. This subjectivity leads to late detection of the disease, increasing the risk of complications and death.” – Prof. Tobias Welte

Professor Tobias Welte
President of the European Respiratory Society, Professor at the Medical University of Hannover

In order to improve the effectiveness of lung disease treatment in the Philippines, we invited Professor Tobias Welte to attend and share at the seminar about his new treatment method - a method that is being applied and effective in the US and Europe

Reporter:
“Professor, what are the lung diseases that people in the Philippines are most susceptible to today? And why are they so dangerous to the health of patients?”

GS. Tobias Welte:
“In the Philippines, I often encounter four common lung diseases: pneumonia, tuberculosis, COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) and lung cancer. Each disease has its own potential risks, but they all have one thing in common: they directly impair respiratory function – that is, they take away the ability to breathe, the most basic source of human life. I will analyze these diseases in more detail for you: 

1. COPD – Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease According to WHO, COPD is the third leading cause of death globally, and in the Philippines there are millions of people who have not been diagnosed and most people are still vague about this disease.

Causes: Smoking (active and passive) is the number 1 cause; in addition, it is caused by air pollution, kitchen smoke, industrial smoke, occupational dust (miners, welders, long-time cooks).

Symptoms:
- Prolonged cough, phlegm, wheezing.
- Shortness of breath during exercise, later difficulty breathing even when resting.
- Poor sleep due to shortness of breath at night, fatigue, weight loss.

Risks:
- Chronic disease, cannot be completely cured - irreversible lung damage.
- Causes gradual reduction in lung capacity, patients must use oxygen tanks long-term.
- Easy to have an acute attack (severe shortness of breath), can be life-threatening.
- Increased risk of complications of respiratory failure, right heart failure.

2. Pneumonia

Cause:  usually caused by bacteria, viruses, fungi; common in people with weak resistance or living in polluted environments.

Symptoms: high fever > 38°C, cough with yellow/green phlegm, chest pain, shortness of breath, chills, fatigue.

Risk: the disease can get worse quickly in a few days, causing acute respiratory failure, especially in young children and the elderly; if not treated promptly, it can be fatal.

3. Pulmonary Tuberculosis (TB)

Cause: Mycobacterium tuberculosis bacteria, transmitted through the respiratory tract when inhaling droplets from a sick person.

Symptoms: cough lasting > 2 weeks, coughing up blood, rapid weight loss, night sweats, mild fever in the afternoon, loss of appetite.

Risk: destroys lung tissue, leaving permanent fibrosis; can spread rapidly in the community; if not treated adequately, the disease is easily resistant to drugs and has a high mortality rate.

4. Lung Cancer

Causes: mainly due to smoking, exposure to secondhand smoke, air pollution, charcoal smoke, or occupational factors (asbestos dust, chemicals).

Symptoms: persistent cough, chest pain, hoarseness, difficulty breathing, coughing up blood, sudden weight loss.

Risk: often detected late when the tumor has metastasized to the liver, brain, bones; is the leading cause of death among cancers.

It can be seen that lung diseases do not stop at pneumonia, tuberculosis, COPD or lung cancer, but also include other chronic conditions such as bronchitis, asthma, or pulmonary fibrosis. What is worrying is that most of these diseases start with symptoms very similar to the common cold such as prolonged cough, mild fever, transient shortness of breath, fatigue or chest tightness. This confusion causes many patients to be subjective, ignoring the golden period for early treatment, leading to severe disease progression and easy dangerous complications.

Reporter: “Professor, what are the common treatments for lung disease patients in the Philippines? And are there any difficulties in this process?”

GS. Tobias Welte:
In modern medicine, there are many methods to treat lung diseases, but each method has advantages and disadvantages.

Antibiotics and specific drugs (bronchodilators, corticosteroids, ...) This is a common treatment method for common lung diseases.
Advantages: Control inflammation, kill bacteria/viruses, quickly reduce symptoms in the early stages.
Disadvantages: Mainly treat disease symptoms. Long-term use can easily cause drug resistance, liver failure, kidney failure, stomach ulcers. The effectiveness decreases over time.

Chemotherapy, radiotherapy, lung surgery
Advantages: Can remove or shrink tumors, helping to prolong life in lung cancer patients.
Disadvantages: Harsh process, causing hair loss, exhaustion, pain, greatly affecting quality of life. High cost.

Respiratory support and lung transplant
Advantages: Helps maintain life in critical cases, giving severe patients a chance of survival.
Disadvantages: Only applicable to very severe cases, low success rate, long recovery time, cost can be up to ₱3–5 million.

Although traditional treatments help control the disease to a certain extent, they often last for many months, even years. Many patients relapse after stopping treatment for a while, forcing them to return to the cycle of medication, testing and hospitalization. During this process, the body gradually weakens due to side effects, the spirit is tired, and life is interrupted

In terms of costs, on average, a patient in the Philippines needs to spend from ₱200,000 to ₱1,000,000 for each treatment. For complicated lung transplants, this number can exceed ₱3–5 million, becoming a huge financial burden for the whole family.

Also from that difficult treatment reality, my team of experts in Germany and I focused on researching a method to support lung recovery from the root. That means not only temporarily reducing symptoms, but also directly affecting damaged lung tissue, promoting new cell regeneration, reducing inflammation and preventing disease progression.
LungBoost - a specialized medical nutritional therapy for lung patients.
LungBoost is designed to supplement nutrition, enhance immunity, restore damaged lung tissue and reduce the risk of disease recurrence, thereby helping patients gain more strength during treatment and improve quality of life.

Reporter: Professor, LungBoost is a new method, right? So compared to traditional treatments, what outstanding effects does this product really bring to lung patients? Is there any clinical evidence to prove it?

- Professor Tobias Welte:

LungBoost is produced based on modern extraction and nanotechnology from Germany - America, helping natural active ingredients to retain their purity and easily penetrate into lung tissue. Thanks to that, nutrients not only pass through the digestive system but also directly affect lung cells, promoting the process:

1. 🫁 Supports the recovery of damaged lung tissue

- Helps regenerate and restore damaged lung cells after infection, inflammation or chemotherapy - radiotherapy.
- Limits lung scarring, reduces the risk of progression to pulmonary fibrosis.

2. 🤧 Reduces daily discomfort symptoms

- Soothes the lung mucosa, loosens phlegm and reduces cough.
- Helps patients breathe easier, improves shortness of breath, chest tightness, chronic cough.
- Helps patients sleep better at night, less tired, eat better.

3. 🛡️ Strengthens immunity and respiratory resistance

- Stimulates the immune system, reduces re-infection with respiratory bacteria and viruses.
- Especially useful for patients with pneumonia, bronchitis, COPD or asthma that is prone to relapse

4. ⚕️ Prevents disease progression and supports control of complications

- For COPD patients, LungBoost helps reduce chronic inflammation, improve lung function and slow the decline in lung volume.
- For lung cancer patients after treatment, LungBoost helps increase physical strength, recover quickly and reduce the risk of metastasis.

5. 🌟 Help patients regain quality of life

- Reduce shortness of breath during exercise, improve SpO₂ index and ability to breathe deeply.
- Help patients return to work and daily activities, while limiting dependence on oxygen ventilators or frequent hospitalizations

In clinical assessments on thousands of patients in the US and Europe, most LungBoost users recorded significant improvements after 2-4 weeks: easier deep breathing, reduced prolonged cough, good sleep, SpO₂ index gradually increased to a safe level.

In particular, many cases of COPD and chronic pneumonia show a significant reduction in lung damage after 2-3 months of regular maintenance on X-ray images. This is proof of the long-term recovery value that traditional treatment methods can hardly bring.

"Most people suffering from lung and respiratory diseases often face these issues due to exposure to harmful substances or viruses, which weaken the immune system and lead to prolonged inflammation. The primary cause lies in the body's deficiency of essential nutrients that play a crucial role in reducing inflammation, boosting immunity, and regenerating lung tissue.

Especially for those who have previously contracted COVID-19, regularly supplementing with nutrients that support lung health, reduce lung inflammation, and prevent infections is essential. Key nutrients such as Nano Curcumin, Lactoferrin, and vitamins like A, B1, B9, and B12 have been proven effective in improving lung health.





Currently, the only way to comprehensively supplement these essential nutrients is by using the nutritional supplement LungBoost, a product that has been verified and recommended by the Department of Health (DOH). LungBoost not only protects the lungs but also provides long-term support for respiratory health."

Professor Tobias Welte shares:

Results of clinical research after a treatment course of 3 cans or more for 8,000 patients.

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To support the "clean lungs" campaign, the Philippine Department of Health (DOH) has partnered with St. Luke's Medical Center to provide additional products for patients using Lungboost. This partnership aims to make the product more accessible, especially for individuals with lung-related conditions, ensuring they receive the necessary support to improve their quality of life. This effort reflects the belief that everyone deserves healthy lungs to breathe freely without enduring the pain and discomfort caused by lung-related illnesses.

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2: Using a treatment regimen of 3 or more cans will protect the lungs better and prevent recurrence.

4: Free shipping on all forms for all patients

5: 100% refund if not cured after one course of treatment

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