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Does anyone have any feedback on the relationship between therapies that increase blood flow and claim to help manage asthma? What is the relationship here?

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jf

There is no direct relationship between increasing blood flow and asthma. Bronchial asthma is generally occurred due to exposure of stimuli such as pollens, dust particles and allergens. The main cause is basically an allergic reaction resulting in broncho constriction, access secretion of bronchial fluids that cause breathing problem.

katebrownell wrote:There is no direct relationship between increasing blood flow and asthma. Bronchial asthma is generally occurred due to exposure of stimuli such as pollens, dust particles and allergens. The main cause is basically an allergic reaction resulting in broncho constriction, access secretion of bronchial fluids that cause breathing problem.

Thank you for the information.

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