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Diet For Asthma
Most experts agree that there is very little evidence supporting a direct link between food and asthma. However, there is a lot of evidence showing that a well-balanced diet contributes to overall good health as well maintaining body weight. As the prevalence of obesity continues to rise, so to does the incidence of asthma. In fact, research shows a strong link between the two. It has been suggested that carrying extra weight can put added pressure on the lungs, which leads to an asthma-like...
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From Our Experts
Can Eating High-Fat Foods Trigger Asthma?
American's love Big Macs, Whoppers, French fries, onion rings and deep fried chicken. These are convenient foods that are simply... Read more »
Food Factors In Asthma
Think what you eat has nothing to do with your battle with Asthma? Think Again. Nutrition Expert Heather Reese explains. Most experts agree... Read more »
Start Eating Healthier for Better Breathing
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10 Reasons Asthma Rates are Still Rising
Asthma rates started to decline in the 1970s, yet between 1980 and 1995 they increased 75 percent. Rates have continued to climb since... Read more »
Alright Asthmatics! Here's Your Incentive to Get in Shape This Year
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Fatty diets may cause asthma, Australian scientists say
Australian scientists say that the fatty Western-style diet may be responsible for the significant increase in worldwide asthma rates. Researchers... Read more »
Mom?s Diet Can Cause Asthma?
(Ivanhoe Newswire) -- A mother who has a diet rich in folate, an important prenatal supplement, could increase the chance that her infant will suffer... Read more »
Mediterranean diet wards off kids' asthma
Women who eat a diet rich in vegetables, fish, olive oil, and nuts in pregnancy may help protect their children from asthma and allergies, new... Read more »
Low-salt diet doesn't control asthma
A new study suggests that a low-salt diet does not help control asthma symptoms. Researchers at the University of Nottingham studied 200 patients,... Read more »
Burgers May Increase Kids' Asthma Risk
Kids who eat more than three hamburgers a week are more likely to develop asthma, a new study has found. But a Mediterranean-style diet, full of... Read more »
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