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By Andrea Harris and Sue Cotey, RNsDo you snore? Do you feel fatigued every day? Do you wake up frequently throughout the night? It may be that the shallow breathing or breaks in breathing caused …
… organ in your throat that houses your vocal cords, two flaps of tissue that move to allow breathing and vibrate to help you speak.That inflammation affects the flexibility of those vocal cords, making them …
You’re walking to your car late at night when you hear a noise. It could just be the wind rustling the trees, but it could also be something else. Your body tenses. Your breathing …
… bathroom. You’re up because a panic attack jolted you out of your sleep. You’re sweating, breathing hard, your heart is racing and you can’t shake the panic or dread you’re feeling …
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… session of challenging poses, the instructor invites you to assume child’s pose and focus on your breathing. As you do, a thought occurs to you: What exactly are you breathing in? And touching? Is …
… more. Other parts of your brain take care of the more automatic things in your body. Like breathing, heart rhythms and other reflexes.But it’s your cerebral cortex that — more than any other part …
Respiratory syncytial virus, known as RSV, is a lung infection that’s highly contagious.“RSV is the poster child for what’s called paramyxoviruses, which is a family of viruses that can cause mild infections …
You’re at the ballgame with friends, snacking on peanuts. The bases are loaded, and then, just like that, your favorite player hits a grand slam!You rise to your feet to cheer — but some …
There’s nothing like the feeling of being able to breathe easily, especially if you suffer from lung or heart problems. That’s where air purifiers come in. Installing an air purifier in your home …
During the 1970s, asbestos became a popular building material found in everything from houses to brake pads on cars. Many don’t realize that asbestos was used as early as the 1800s. Because of its …
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