A lot of asthmatics use reverse breathing. Instead of pushing their diaphragm out when they breathe in, they push it in. As a result, they do not clean out the garbage in their bronchial tubes when they breathe out. At an Asthma center, one of the first things they work on is breaking asthmatics of their horrible habit of reverse breathing.
If asthmatics would learn Yoga style breathing, they could clean out far more garbage out of their lungs. That is done by pushing their diaphragm out the entire way when they breathe in and pushing their diaphragm up into their chests when they breathe out. They might cough up a lot of garbage when they do.
The muscles in the chest can learn to work with the diaphragm to open and close the lungs.
The muscles in the larynx also are important.
The tongue is one of the biggest problems many asthmatics have. When they swallow, they use tongue thrust. Instead of holding their tongue against the roof of their mouths like normal people, they stick it out their lips. This leaves food in their throats instead of forcing it into their stomachs. the next time they breathe, the food goes with the air into their lungs.
A number of Asthmatics have a constant low grade infection. Dr. Meyer Marks, the professor of Allergy and Asthma at the University of Miami, put all his patients on Sulfa prophylactically.
i have asthma and litter has never affected me
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Asthma affects the lungs.
If you get affected that way from a cat you are allergic to the cat. It has nothing to do with the asthma.
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your digestive, the digestive is affected because of your food that stops in your asphogus because of the swelling of the asthma
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Asthma is mostly found in places that are humid or windy. But, asthma can also be caused by allergies. That's what happened to me... allergy induced astma. I was diagnosed last year.
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Mostly your lungs.
Their lungs, which is part of the respiratory system.
No, asthma and a hole in the heart relate to separate orgins. Ashmta is only affected by breathing and if there is a lack of breathing it will in turn effect the heart.