Professor Cecilie Svanes of University of Bergen, Norway has published research, which was presented to the European Respiratory Society in Munich.
It shows that men who smoke in their teens stand a more than 50% chance of having children with non-allergic Asthma (that excluding Hay ever). If they smoked before age 15, this could be as high as 60%. This is only reduced if the men give up more than 5 years before conceiving. The study covered 13000 men and women in total and the women’s habits were not implicated. I believe this result was not expected.
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DeclanDeclan Clark has been a therapist for 30 years. With understanding of the body, an interest in fascia, and as a Buteyko Breathing Educator, Declan brings things together to help people live better lives. Archives
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