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Mysterious shortness of breath: What has helped you?

Lung Health | Last Active: Oct 23 10:20am | Replies (3405)

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I live in South Dakota so I'm in the same boat during the Winter months. I used to work out everyday but 4 years ago, i tore both biceps and totator cuffs at the same time. Had surgeries on both arms and was told not to lift weights anymore. With severe asthma and whatever else I am dealing with, I get shortness of breath so easy that walking or taking a shower is exhausting. I still try to be active but i must admit, I fail at it. I hope that my appointment next week with gastrointerology will have answers for me. My Barretts is pretty bad and my hope is that they can improve my airway by taking out some damaged/inflammed tissue. Or maybe my throat has some stenosis due to being intubated so many times. I don't know at this point.

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Try eating a mineral rich diet. Soups made from bone broth, lots of veggies, mineral water and low sugar smoothies if you don't have any sugar imbalances. Almonds, hemp protein powder are high in magnesium. Toss all that into the blender with some vegetables and a small quantity of fruit. There are plenty of recipes online. Give yourself a few weeks and see if you can tell a difference in how you feel. Maybe ask your Gastro about some of this stuff and see if they can give you a meal plan or refer you to a nutritionist.
https://www.nutribullet.com/recipes/#recipe_type=Smoothies
Just be mindful of too much sugar. Sugar causes us to lose magnesium.