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Take Care Of Excessive Mucous With These Time-Tested, Effective Home Remedies
Home remedies for excessive mucous: Excessive mucous can work as a breeding ground for viruses, bacteria, pathogen and germs to invade in your body, leading to cough, cold, respiratory problems, difficulty in breathing, fever and infections.
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This New Inhaler Can Help Treat Migraine Without Medicine: Know All About It
Some migraine patients can cut down on medication or stop using it completely by using a newly developed inhaler which changes the composition of the air we breathe, results of a clinical trial say.
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Breathing Dirty Air May Lead To Kidney Failure: Study
Air pollution may increase the risk of chronic kidney disease, which can lead to the failure of the organ, a study has warned.
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19 Effective Home Remedies To Get Rid Of A Stuffy Nose
Nobody enjoys the irritation and frustration that comes with nose congestion. The trouble in breathing, chronic headaches, nose dripping incessantly and those mucus ridden handkerchiefs - stuffy nose might not be one of the serious diseases amongst the medical registers but it sure has the ability to stall your day to day activities
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Halasana, the Miracle Pose that Helps Reduce Blood Pressure
'Hal' stands for 'plow' and 'Asana' stands for 'pose'. Halasana or 'the plough pose' takes its name from the farming instrument, plough, used by farmers across India.
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Inhale, Exhale, All Hail Proper Breathing Practices
Fitness instructors, you may have noticed, are always nattering on about breathing: "Breathe through the nose," "Control the breath," "Push up on the exhale." There's a reason for that.
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Pollution lessens asthma inhaler benefits
Air pollution, which tends to inflame the airways in people with asthma, might also reduce the effectiveness of the rescue inhalers they count on for quick relief of their asthma symptoms.
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Exercises reduce need for asthma inhaler
Exercises that focus on shallow breathing as well as non-specific upper body exercises can reduce the need to use inhalers in asthmatics.
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Take Care Of Excessive Mucous With These Time-Tested, Effective Home Remedies
Home remedies for excessive mucous: Excessive mucous can work as a breeding ground for viruses, bacteria, pathogen and germs to invade in your body, leading to cough, cold, respiratory problems, difficulty in breathing, fever and infections.
-
This New Inhaler Can Help Treat Migraine Without Medicine: Know All About It
Some migraine patients can cut down on medication or stop using it completely by using a newly developed inhaler which changes the composition of the air we breathe, results of a clinical trial say.
-
Breathing Dirty Air May Lead To Kidney Failure: Study
Air pollution may increase the risk of chronic kidney disease, which can lead to the failure of the organ, a study has warned.
-
19 Effective Home Remedies To Get Rid Of A Stuffy Nose
Nobody enjoys the irritation and frustration that comes with nose congestion. The trouble in breathing, chronic headaches, nose dripping incessantly and those mucus ridden handkerchiefs - stuffy nose might not be one of the serious diseases amongst the medical registers but it sure has the ability to stall your day to day activities
-
Halasana, the Miracle Pose that Helps Reduce Blood Pressure
'Hal' stands for 'plow' and 'Asana' stands for 'pose'. Halasana or 'the plough pose' takes its name from the farming instrument, plough, used by farmers across India.
-
Inhale, Exhale, All Hail Proper Breathing Practices
Fitness instructors, you may have noticed, are always nattering on about breathing: "Breathe through the nose," "Control the breath," "Push up on the exhale." There's a reason for that.
-
Pollution lessens asthma inhaler benefits
Air pollution, which tends to inflame the airways in people with asthma, might also reduce the effectiveness of the rescue inhalers they count on for quick relief of their asthma symptoms.
-
Exercises reduce need for asthma inhaler
Exercises that focus on shallow breathing as well as non-specific upper body exercises can reduce the need to use inhalers in asthmatics.
