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Asthma Made Worse By Boosting Cold Immunity
ThirdAge Some asthma sufferers try to "boost" their immunity to prevent colds via supplements and fortified foods, but US researchers say this approach may be flawed. Dr. Marc B. Hershenson of the University of Michigan said the researchers used mice engineered … |
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Fighting a Cold Can Make Asthma Symptoms Worse
EmpowHer People with asthma have difficulty breathing. Catching a cold may seem to make asthma symptoms worse. So it may seem to be an appropriate step to try to boost your immune system to keep from getting sick … |
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Sex hormones help women beat common cold
Times of India "While these viruses are just a nuisance in healthy people, they can make people with asthma or other chronic lung diseases very unwell," said Upham, according to a Queensland University release. "In our efforts to find new ways to prevent these … Young women less susceptible to common cold: study Sex hormones beat cold |
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When cold can flare asthma up
Times of India It states that nutritional supplements, cold remedies and fortified foods that claim to stave off colds by augmenting the immune system may be harmful for asthma patients. The researchers suggested that tempering the immune response rather than … Asthma flare-ups worse when increasing immunity to colds Boosting cold immunity may hurt asthma Boosting immunity to fight cold causes 'asthma to flare-up' |
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Boosting cold immunity may hurt asthma
UPI.com ANN ARBOR, Mich., June 17 (UPI) — Some asthma sufferers try to "boost" their immunity to prevent colds via supplements and fortified foods, but US researchers say this approach may be flawed. Dr. Marc B. Hershenson of the University of Michigan said … |
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HealthDay – FRIDAY, April 1 (HealthDay News) — Colds and allergies can cause
similar symptoms, and finding out which condition you have is the first
step in getting relief, according to the American College of Allergy,
Asthma and Immunology (ACAAI).
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Cold won't chill allergy attacks, doctor says
Chicago Sun-Times “If you have asthma, don't fool around with over-the-counters.” If symptoms persist, a doctor's visit is recommended. Kanellakes said he may do skin testing … |
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Born with less vitamin D? You may be more likely to wheeze, catch cold
Sacramento Bee There was no correlation, however, between low vitamin D levels and asthma. The study, published Monday in the journal Pediatrics, expanded on earlier work … Less wheezing in babies with high vitamin D |
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Born with less vitamin D? You may be more likely to wheeze, catch cold
Los Angeles Times There was no correlation, however, between low vitamin D levels and asthma. The study, published Monday in the journal Pediatrics, expanded on earlier work … Vitamin D Helps Kids' Breathing, Study Says: Are Supplements Smart? Maternal Vitamin D Levels Tied to Infant Respiratory Health Vitamin D levels "inversely associated" with childhood … |
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Leave Winter Allergy and Asthma Misery Out in the Cold Allergists Offer Tips …
Newswise (press release) But coming in from the cold means hunkering down with a whole new set of allergy and asthma triggers including dust, pet dander and mold. … |
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