Is your child dealing with mild-to-severe asthma? You may be wondering, “how do you beat asthma naturally?” The good news is that there are proven at-home remedies that can reduce the effects of asthma on your child. However, it’s...
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More than 21 million Americans have asthma (many of which are children). While there are countless reasons for the development of asthma in children, one that’s not as well known is sugar. According to scientific research, your child’s sugar...
Sometimes noisy breathing in children is not a big deal, and it will resolve independently. However, in other cases, noisy breathing may be cause for concern. If the sound of your child’s breathing is worrying you, it’s typically best...
Most children experience temporary bouts of coughing at one time or another. However, coughing can become worrisome (especially to parents) when it lasts for weeks or months. In most cases, coughs result from an upper respiratory infection (bacterial or...
Everyone reacts to potential asthma triggers differently. If you or your child has asthma, you could be one asthma trigger away from an asthma attack. That’s why it’s essential to know your or your child’s triggers so you can...
One in every thirteen Americans has asthma. So, there’s a good chance that you, your child, or someone you know has it. In many cases, people with moderate or severe asthma rely on Controllers daily. Long-term controllers help manage...
According to the CDC, 9.6% of American children have attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). In many cases, if a child doesn’t receive appropriate treatment, it can negatively affect schoolwork, relationships, and self-esteem. While ADHD isn’t “curable,” it can be manageable with...
In most cases, asthma is a lifelong condition. However, there is a possibility that your child’s asthma can go inactive, in remission, or decrease in severity. According to recent research on Asthma remission in children, eventual asthma remission is...
Children with asthma are usually diagnosed with asthma within their first five years. At this age, children may not be able to communicate about their symptoms. At times, it might appear that a child is fussy when having a...
In order to perform all functions, all cells in the body rely on oxygen. Oxygen enters the body through inhalation and is delivered to the cells in exchange for carbon dioxide. Carbon dioxide is then exhaled out of the...