Saturday, August 20, 2016

Peeing in the pool connected to serious health risks, may result in asthma and other respiratory problems

The American Chemical Society has uploaded a video on their “Reactions” YouTube channel informing public how peeing in the pool can expose people to major health risks. Taking a leak while frolicking in the swimming pool is not only disgusting but also harmful.
The scientific reason behind not peeing in the pool is that chlorine, that is used to treat water infections, reacts with urine and becomes a major health hazard for people inside. Pools are perfect breeding grounds for salmonella and E.coli microorganisms. Chlorine along with other chemicals and disinfectants is used to get rid of these microorganisms.....

Read more here: ibtimes.com.au

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Back To School With Allergies and Asthma

The first day of school is an exciting time for children and parents. It can also be a time of anxiety if your child has asthma or allergies.
Before the First Bell Rings
Start preparing before the new school year begins so you can feel confident sending your child off to class. Make sure your child takes his asthma or allergy medications as prescribed. Keep this routine during the summer so doses aren’t missed. Skipping medications can lead to increased symptoms, which often equals less time learning.....

Read more here: golatinos.net

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Asthma Management Tips for Early Learning Practitioners: Parent/Teacher Communication

What does asthma feel like? To better understand what a preschooler is experiencing when having an asthma attack at your center, try this demonstration: Take a drinking straw, place it in your mouth, pinch your nose shut and breathe through the straw for 60 seconds.
If a child is experiencing an asthma attack, the first step of action is to use a rescue albuterol inhaler or nebulizer. However, parents sometimes don’t provide the medication, which can be troublesome once an asthma attack occurs.....

Read more here: breathepa.org

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