Asthma is one of the major non-communicable diseases. It is a chronic condition marked by recurrent dyspnoea attacks, with airway inflammation and wheezing due to spasmodic constriction of the bronchi. Life can be miserable for people who suffer from persistent allergic cough, cold and frequent allergies, and finally Asthma over a long period of time. Their work, activities, social life, and quality of life get affected drastically by this. How does Asthma affect the respiratory system? Ayurveda says, By the influence of etiological factors, Pranavayu (Vata) and Kapha Dosha increase in the respiratory channel. The secretion of the Kapha (mucus/phlegm) is the natural process in the lungs. But in Asthma, the Kapha gets aggravated, and the mucuss abnormal secretion causes mucus plug formation in the Lungs, obstructing the airways. (Vata). The vitiated Vata (air), by its roughness (Ruksa), coolness (Sita), and minuteness (Khara), qualities tend to dry up, harden, an