Asthma - The Breath Of Fresh New Air

Asthma - The Breath Of Fresh New Air Research at the Johns Hopkins Medical Center casts serious doubts about the prevailing medical watch of the cause of asthma attack and suggests a totally new way of thinking with regards to a disease that affects a... More

Asthma - The Breath Of Fresh New Air Research at the Johns Hopkins Medical Center casts serious doubts about the prevailing medical watch of the cause of asthma attack and suggests a totally new way of thinking with regards to a disease that affects a growing number of people today, particularly kids. Until now, medical professionals assumed that asthmatics were hypersensitive to irritants like dirt, pollen or contaminants. This hypersensitivity has been thought to cause the air passage in the lungs to be able to contract, blocking your flow of atmosphere and leaving the patients gasping regarding breath. This lung airway constriction process was assumed being absent in nonasthamatics. But the new research strongly suggests that everyone is susceptible to asthmatic problems and that the crucial difference between asthmatics and nonasthmatics lies in how properly they can breathe following the initial assault on their system--specifically how proficiently they can take the serious b Less