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The Mediterranean Diet Protects Children From Asthma And Allergies
Children who eat the so-called American diet are 42% more likely to develop respiratory problems ...
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Junk Food Increases The Risk Of Asthma
An unhealthy diet is also associated with an increased risk of eczema, rhinitis, runny nose and itchy eyes.
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Obesity Worsens Bronchial Asthma
For people with asthma, obesity can be an additional problem. In persons with obesity, the frequency of hospitalizations due to exacerbated symptoms of the disease is five times higher.
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Asthma Attacks Are Exacerbated By Obesity
Dynamic tests examining airway hypersensitivity show a higher one among obese asthmatics. This also explains the more severe nature of the latter in these patients. They have difficulty with both deep breathing and
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Obese Children Are At Increased Risk Of Asthma
In this article, learn more about Obese Children Are At Increased Risk Of Asthma. Hypersensitivity to food is 59% higher in overweight children .....
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Half A Liter Of Soft Drinks A Day - Risk Of Asthma And COPD
Smoking and drinking large amounts of soft drinks every day increases 6.6 times the risk of developing chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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Bronchial Asthma
In bronchial asthma, which is associated with food allergies, a diet that restricts the intake of products that have been shown to exacerbate the problem, and not all foods that are able to prevent
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Fruits And Nuts Reduce The Risk Of Asthma
A healthy diet, including enough fruits and nuts, reduces the risk of developing lung allergies and asthma in children.
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Bronchial Asthma (Part Two)
In the second part of the article we will introduce you to the basic principles of therapeutic nutrition in bronchial asthma. In the absence of information on intolerance to certain foods, also in the presence
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Asthma Threatens Children Who Do Not Eat Fresh Food
Lack of fruits and vegetables in children's diets can significantly increase the risk of developing asthma.
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