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April 7, 2016

Suffer from asthma? Eating these foods could help – Telegraph.co.uk

Telegraph.co.uk

Suffer from asthma? Eating these foods could help
Telegraph.co.uk
The study by Southampton University has raised new hopes that diet might play a key role in halting or reducing the symptoms of asthma, which now affects 10 per cent of the UK population. Researcher Professor Philip Calder tracked the health of 123 …
Eat SALMON to protect your baby from asthmaDaily Mail
Eating oily fish during pregnancy may cut asthma risk in kidsEconomic Times
Eating SALMON could protect your baby from developing asthmaThe Sun
The Star, Kenya –NDTV –Zee News
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February 13, 2016

Asthma diet: Five best foods for your lungs! – Zee News

Zee News

Asthma diet: Five best foods for your lungs!
Zee News
Bananas – Research suggests that a banana a day could keep asthma away due to high fiber content in it. Researchers found that children who ate just one banana a day had a 34% lower risk of developing asthmatic symptoms such as wheezing.

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July 22, 2015

Self-reported adverse reactions to common foods higher in adults with asthma … – Healio

Self-reported adverse reactions to common foods higher in adults with asthma …
Healio
Individuals with asthma more frequently report adverse reactions to foods than people without asthma, according to study results. The researchers also reported patients with asthma more frequently showed immunoglobulin-E reactivity to common foods.

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June 11, 2015

The foods that could reduce children’s asthma flare-ups this winter – Daily Mail

Daily Mail

The foods that could reduce children's asthma flare-ups this winter
Daily Mail
'We are interested to see what happens when we give this supplement to children and whether that has an onset effect with their asthma flare-ups,' Asthma Australia CEO Mark Brooke told Daily Mail Australia. 'There are some particular airway reactions …

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November 30, 2014

Can foods I eat affect my asthma symptoms? – Yumanewsnow

Can foods I eat affect my asthma symptoms?
Yumanewsnow
Take in vitamin D. People with more severe asthma may have low vitamin D levels. Milk, eggs and fish such as salmon, all contain vitamin D. Even spending a few minutes outdoors in the sun can increase vitamin D levels. Avoid sulfites. Sulfites can …

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November 3, 2014

Foods that Relieve Asthma – WTAJ

WTAJ	Foods that Relieve Asthma WTAJ Asthma is the number one reason kids miss school. Almost one in eleven children in the country struggles with it. But now thanks to a new study, researchers say children with chronic asthma may have a chance at living symptom-free. 14-year old Arturo …

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August 26, 2014

Do You Know Nutrition: Asthma triggers found in some foods – Victoria Advocate

Do You Know Nutrition: Asthma triggers found in some foods
Victoria Advocate
I am a faithful reader of your column, so I hope my question is not redundant; however, if you have published a column regarding asthma, I hope you can answer my question. I have changed my lifestyle and diet dramatically, so I get totally confused …

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March 7, 2013

Fight Asthma by Eating Bitter Foods? – CBS42

Fight Asthma by Eating Bitter Foods?
CBS42
A hallmark of an asthma attack is excessive contraction of these smooth muscle cells, which causes narrowing of the airways and breathing difficulties. The fact that bitter substances can relax these smooth muscle cells suggests that they may have the …

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March 5, 2013

Fast Foods Cause Asthma, Other Diseases – Personal Liberty Digest

Fast Foods Cause Asthma, Other Diseases
Personal Liberty Digest
In addition to causing obesity and myriad other chronic deginerative diseases, fast foods cause a number of other health issues, according to the journal THORAX. These include asthma, rhinoconjunctivitis and eczema. Processed and fast foods should be …

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January 16, 2013

Research links fast foods to asthma, eczema in children – The Idaho Statesman

Research links fast foods to asthma, eczema in children
The Idaho Statesman
Teens who ate three or more weekly servings had a 39 percent increased chance of developing severe asthma, while younger children had a 27 percent higher risk, according to a study of 319,000 teens in 51 countries and 181,000 children ages 6 and 7 in …

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