Fat Deposition in Lungs of Obese People May Up Asthma Risk

Fat accumulates in the lungs of obese people and alters the structure of the airways. This could significantly lead to an increased risk of developing respiratory problems such as asthma. Therefore, losing weight and maintaining a healthy body weight could be the cornerstone in the fight against asthma in obese and overweight individuals.

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Fat Deposition in Lungs of Obese People May Up Asthma Risk

Fat accumulation in the walls of the lungs occurs in obese individuals. This can change the structure of the airways, thereby increasing the risk of asthma. However, this could be prevented by maintaining a healthy body weight. Read More

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