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Wednesday, January 9, 2013

Incense of the causes of asthma

Incense of the causes of asthma

Taiwanese study revealed that children who live in homes get used to using types of incense are more prone than others to asthma, the study suggests the possibility that there is a relationship to a specific gene.

Incense of the causes of asthma
And incense is used since antiquity in celebrations and rituals of many cultures. And across Asia people burn incense in their homes regularly and are moving to Western countries.

Researchers led by "ungling Liu I" at the National University of Taiwan in Taipei found that among about 3,800 children from middle school, that 3% of them suffer from asthma while suffering more than 5% of breathing during exercise.

These results are published by the magazine "European risberatori journal published in Europe responsible for respiratory diseases, indicating that those children who burn incense in their homes, and are vulnerable to chronic asthma by 36% more than others while exposed to breathing in the exercise up to 64 per cent more than others.

Also, 48 per cent of children did not have a copy of a gene known as "g. s. t. t 1 ″ which helps to organize a group enzymes protect body cells from damage caused by oxidation, including damage caused by smoking and other toxic chemicals, and found that it did not carry the gene are at risk of developing allergies and asthma more than others.

The Dr. "me" that burning incense involves risk for asthma and difficulty breathing, which is accompanied by wheezing, particularly in children who do not carry the gene "g. s. t. t. 1″, and by the children surveyed who do not carry the gene are exposed to asthma by 43 percent more than their peers who carry at least one copy of the gene.

Among children, the who may inhale incense in their homes every day are prone to developing asthma by 78 percent more of their colleagues, which was not the case with children who carry the gene

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