Asthma in Athletes @TheSockDoc
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Uploaded August 2015 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Asthma is a growing concern, especially in athletes. Learn the reasons why athletes have trouble breathing, and what can be done about the problem. Though asthma is a lung symptom it is often not an actual lung cause.

Asthma can be a symptom of a variety of causes such as under-functioning adrenal glands, immune system issues, inflammation, poor diet, digestive issues, or emotional stress. Dr. Gangemi explains why it’s important to identify the causes of exercise induced asthma.

It’s common to treat the symptoms of exercise induced asthma with corticosteroids like Flovent and Qvar, or an asthma inhaler like Proventil or Albuterol. Other inhaler types include antihistamines, leukotriene modifier inhalers, and anti-inflammatory medications. However, an important problem with asthma medications is that they can further strain the adrenal system. So, as a natural treatment for asthma, it may be important to identify why your body is lacking the natural corticosteroids to begin with.

Beyond natural remedies for asthma, Dr. Gangemi is encouraging a more holistic chronic asthma treatment approach. This can provide long-term lasting benefits as an asthma treatment for children, for athletes, or for anyone who needs to take a puff in order to function, play sports, or to exercise.
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