Regular exposure to secondhand smoke negatively impacts the respiratory system and increases the risk of heart disease, cancer, and stroke.

Vitamin K has anti-inflammatory effects, maintains blood vessel health, enhances lung function, and keeps airways clear.

Persistent pleural thickening and adherence can lead to partial lung collapse, reduced respiratory function, recurrent infections, or worsen existing lung conditions.

Regular yoga practice helps maintain good posture, reduces stress, increases lung capacity, and lowers the risk of disease.

A diet lacking in zinc, vitamins C, D, and E can weaken the immune system, making the body more susceptible to respiratory illnesses like sore throats and the flu.

My 79-year-old father has chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and is undergoing medication treatment. Recently, he experienced swollen feet, and after a medical examination, the doctor diagnosed him with heart failure.

In addition to medical treatment, breathing exercises can reduce pleural adhesions, a common complication after lung diseases.

Can chronic bad breath be cured, what diseases does it warn of, and when should I see a doctor are common questions many people have.