How is it that swimming is good for asthma?

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4 Responses to “How is it that swimming is good for asthma?”

  1. tamara_cyan Says:

    Juan Diggs

    Swimming helps develop your lungs and increase lung capacity, making lungs stronger and more able to fight off asthmatic attacks.

  2. mark Says:

    Albert Cantara

    Because of the humidity. Your also not breathing in dry air and allergens that can trigger an attack.

  3. steven h Says:

    Ralph Bryan

    Swimming is a good exercise but before you do make sure you have a respncible adult with you to supervise, don’t forget your life jacket and inhaler. and possibly allergy medication. Have fun?

  4. fakesham43 Says:

    Beatrice Ebersole

    It is because swimming starves the lungs of oxygen, causing your breathing tubes to open more to compensate. Much like the “buteyko” method., a natural alternative to medication.