The Truth About Asthma Plr Ebook

Ebook Table Of Contents

What is Asthma
What Causes Asthma Attacks
Different Types of Asthma
Warning Signs and Symptoms
The Severity of Asthma
Asthma In Adults and Seniors
Asthma In Infants and Children
Pregnancy and Asthma
How to Prevent Asthma Attacks
Diagnosing Asthma
Asthma Medications
Nutritional Supplements and Diet for Asthmatics
What Is a Peak Flow Meter
In Case of Emergency
Exercise and Asthma

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What Is Asthma?

Most of us have probably heard of asthma, right?  Some of us may have seen asthma attacks in real life while others may have seen it only in the movies, portrayed by some actors who seem to be having difficulty breathing, with their chests heaving up and down violently.

What is asthma?

Well, scientifically and medically speaking, asthma is a chronic disease that greatly affects the airways of humans.  Airways are the tubes that carry air in and out of our lungs.  Once the airways are compromised, breathing becomes difficult and may even cause more serious complications.

When an individual has asthma, his or her airways are swollen which makes it difficult for them to breathe.  In addition to that, the inflammation of the airways makes it more sensitive to allergens and other irritating substances existing in the air.  When the already inflamed airways are triggered by certain allergens, it reacts adversely by becoming narrower resulting in less air flowing to the lungs.