Tag: lungs
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10 Silent Symptoms of Lung Cancer to Never Ignore
Here are the early signs of cancer of the lungs. Regarding our health, understanding and awareness are our greatest allies. Lung cancer rates among the leading causes of cancer-related deaths worldwide. It’s a condition that can quietly progress, showing few noticeable symptoms in its early stages. That is why recognizing the subtle signs becomes crucial.…
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7 Ways Your Bedroom Is Making You Sick (And How to Fix It)
Most people think of their bedroom as a sanctuary and place of relaxation, but it could unknowingly make you sick. For instance, unwashed bedding or poor air quality may cause allergies to flare up, leading to sleep problems and low energy. However, we can safeguard ourselves from these hazards by removing sources of dangerous chemicals…
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Science Explains How Salt Therapy Can Detox Your Lungs
Did you know that breathing in salty air could help detox your lungs? Our lungs–and ability to breathe freely–take quite a beating due to the myriad pollutants in the air. Therefore, we must do whatever we can to keep ourselves healthy. Detoxing our bodies, minds, and spirits will allow us to thrive and put our…
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Doctors Explain 7 Foods That Are Bad for Lung Health
Did you know certain foods can cause poor lung health? You may not associate food with your lungs, but it can affect how well they function. For instance, if you have asthma or lung cancer, your doctor may tell you to avoid salty, processed foods and red meats. These foods can exacerbate symptoms such as…
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8 Foods to Heal COPD (and 4 Things to Avoid)
Living with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) can make you struggle to breathe, but focusing on eating healthy foods can make a difference. Improving your eating habits can help you feel better and manage your symptoms. Improving your nutrition wonβt cure COPD, but it does offer benefits like fighting off infections that sometimes lead to…
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Asthma Researchers Find A Severe New Strain, Likely From Air Pollution
Asthma researchers have identified a new severe asthma species, showing air pollution as a likely contributor. Asthma affects over 300 million people worldwide. The most severe strain, known as non-Th2, or non-atopic childhood asthma, comprises most cases. Hyunok Choi, an associate professor at the Lehigh University College of Health, says 85% of people have this…