Beyond Allergens: Exploring Other Triggers for Asthma in Childrencreated at May 11, 2009 90 Asthma triggers in children are diverse and can include allergens like dust mites,pet dander,pollen,and mold; respiratory irritants such as smoke,air pollution,and strong fumes; viral respiratory infections like colds and the flu; and certain foods or food...  |
Unveiling the Importance of Cilia in Respiratory Healthcreated at May 08, 2009 90 Cilia, the small hair-like structures lining the respiratory tract, play a vital role in maintaining respiratory health by facilitating the movement of mucus. Here's a closer look at the significance of cilia:Mucus Clearance: Cilia beat in a coordinated, w...  |
Understanding Free Radicals and Their Impact on Your Skincreated at May 03, 2009 121 Free radicals are highly reactive molecules that are naturally produced in the body as a byproduct of oxidation. While oxidation is a normal and essential process for various bodily functions, an excess buildup of free radicals can lead to oxidative stress... |
What can I do to prevent my child from developing asthma?created at May 11, 2009 108 There's nothing you can do to fully prevent your child from developing asthma if it's in his genes. And you won't know whether your child will be asthmatic until he shows consistent symptoms, such as wheezing and constant coughing. That said, you may be ab... |
What kind of effects do tobacco smoke and other irritants have on the sinuses?created at May 08, 2009 81 Tobacco smoke and various other irritants may cause worsening of symptoms. Those irritants include auto exhaust, gasoline fumes, paint fumes, perfume, roach spray and household chemicals such as bleach, etc. Cigarette smoke paralyzes the tiny hairs (cilia)... |