Nutrition Guide for Asthma Sufferers:
How to Fight and Relieve Asthma Symptoms Naturally Through Nutrition

Your one-stop source for information on the optimal diet, the top 19 foods, and the best recipes for preventing and relieving asthma symptoms.
Asthma is a respiratory disorder affecting the airways of the lungs. The airways of asthma sufferers occasionally constrict, become inflamed, and start making more mucus, often in response to an allergen (such as cold air, exercise, infection, tobacco smoke, or emotional stress). This may result in symptoms like wheezing, coughing (especially at night), trouble breathing, or a feeling of constriction within the chest.....

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Hero Doctor Saves Asthmatic Boy On Plane Mid-Flight

Several hours into a transatlantic flight from Spain to the United States, a 2-year-old boy began to experience a terrifying asthma attack. He cried, wheezed and fell short of breath. His parents scrambled for the inhaler before realizing they accidentally packed his medication in their checked luggage.
Luckily, there was a hero onboard the flight with just the right amount of quick-thinking skills and medical expertise to save the boy. As the child’s parents shouted for medical assistance, enter Dr. Khurshid Guru, director of Robotic Surgery at the Roswell Park Cancer Institute. Using an oxygen meter, Dr. Guru found the child’s oxygen level was dipping to a dangerous level. Despite the fact he doesn’t typically treat children, he knew he had to something to help.....

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Study finds link between insomnia and asthma

FRIDAY, Dec. 9, 2016 -- Insomnia is common in adults with asthma and tied to worse asthma control and other health problems, a new study finds.
University of Pittsburgh researchers found that 37 percent of adults with asthma also had significant insomnia. Those with insomnia had worse lung function. They also weighed more. And they tended to have lower incomes than those without insomnia, the study found.....

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