Title: Foods That Are Bad for Asthma | Livestrong.com
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Foods That Are Bad for Asthma
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Gassy Foods and Stomach Fullness
It's normal feeling too full after the occasional large meal. When it comes to asthma management, eating too much may cause breathing difficulties. This is because your full stomach places pressure on your diaphragm. One way to prevent this effect is to eat smaller, more frequent meals. You can also decrease stomach fullness and the chances of wheezing by limiting gassy foods. Examples include broccoli, beans, cauliflower, onions, garlic and sausage. Help Before Your Next Meal
Know your asthma triggers to avoid them from causing uncomfortable symptoms. Your doctor can help you figure out any foods to which you may be allergic or sensitive. When it comes to food-induced asthma symptoms, refrain from consuming the triggers.