Title: Asthma Foods - What To Eat More Of And To Avoid
Headings: Asthma Foods
Asthma Foods
Anti-asthma diet recommendations

Content: It is full of beneficial chemicals and is a rich source of antioxidants. This can keep inflammation down. Drink water. Experts suggest drinking a glass every 2 hours. This will prevent the mucus from becoming thick. This is particularly important after a child has suffered an asthma attack. When eating, eat small meals to avoid putting pressure on your diaphragm. This would include avoiding foods such as beans, broccoli, Brussels sprouts and cauliflower. These foods can produce excessive gas in the stomach. Foods to avoid eating...
Avoid dairy products.