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… soon the dark side of this fibrous material reared its head. With connections to different kinds of breathing issues and cancers, asbestos was largely banned in the U.S. in the 1970s and 1980s. Unfortunately …
… the person is still unresponsive or not breathing, or if breathing trouble resumes after they’ve started breathing, you can administer the second dose of Narcan in the opposite nostril. If they stop breathing again …
… s also not just one singular thing ― it’s a practice that weaves together physical postures with breathing techniques and mindful meditation to deliver heaps of benefits for your mind and body.“Studies repeatedly show …
… Itchy nose or eyes.Sore or ticklish throat.Nasal drainage (usually clear and watery).Stuffiness or congestion.Breathing through their mouth.Coughing.Trouble breathing or shortness of breath.But maybe your child can’t articulate …
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… s get the answer from pediatric otolaryngologist Brandon Hopkins, MD.What causes snoring?Snoring happens when your breathing is somewhat blocked during sleep. As the air forces its way through, it causes soft tissues in …
… caused by a heart attack, but by abnormal heart rhythms.”Sleep apnea is diagnosed when you stop breathing for 10 seconds or longer — at least five times an hour — during sleep.Researchers suspect sleep apnea …
… respiratory droplets aren’t spread solely by coughing and sneezing. They can be expelled by talking, singing, breathing heavily, laughing – you name it. That’s why it’s crucial to wear a face mask anytime …
… your body burns calories for energy, says Kuharik. That flame is always lit. Just the act of breathing requires the smoldering of a few calories.But when you exercise, your calorie burn can quickly turn …
In a perfect world, you’d fall asleep right after your head hits the pillow. But there are times when your sleep is disrupted or unrefreshing. As a result, you’ll experience sleepiness and fatigue …
Cozy blankets. Hot cocoa. Snow days. Winter has more than a few things going for it. But if you or your child has asthma, the winter season can also bring extra worry. “For some people …
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