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Old 05-08-10 | 07:41 PM
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Originally Posted by rangerdavid
my asthma seems to have gotten better since i started cycling. I've lost almost 40 lbs. which no doubt has some affect on the situation. I also have allergies. I use a symbacort inhaler morning and evening. Albuterol as an emergency inhaler. I don't know what PED means, but I'm assuming that it's some kind of doping that is tested for. As I'm no where near being a competitive racer, I find that breathing is much more important.
+1 The exercise seems to have helped my breathing a lot. My asthma is well controlled on Advair, but cycling in conjunction with Advair has really improved my breathing it seems.
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Old 05-08-10 | 08:29 PM
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I had asthma all my life and the older I get the better I get, I have both albuterol and Flovent the generic Advair, which I find to be best product to control my Asthma and prevent any flareups.

With that being said, I need my inhaler maybe 1 or twice a year, don't really bother to carry it with me, since the flovent prevents my asthma from flaring up
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Old 05-08-10 | 10:13 PM
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Originally Posted by therhodeo
https://www.qualityhealth.com/asthma-...affeine-asthma

Interesting article I read yesterday.
I've done research on this issue and for every article that says caffeine is good for asthma, there's one of these as well https://www.buzzle.com/articles/asthm...-it-worse.html
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