A fresh study of USA demonstrated that the transfer of auxiliary weight has the ability to be a prerequisite for about a quarter of asthma cases in obese children.

A recent large-scale study, conducted by researchers at the Duke Institute in collaboration with the state paediatric health research system (PEDSnet), investigated data collected from 50,7496 children aged 2 to 17 years in the direction of more than 19 million doctor visits.

Subsequently, research for the guys in the average direction of 4 years, scientists have noticed, in fact, that the guys who are obese, the risk of asthma was 30% higher than the guys with a healthy weight, and the guys who were overweight, but not obese, the risk of disease was increased by 17%.

The results posted in the journal Pediatrics, has been confirmed, including later such as scientists have found in the care of other risk points, such as gender, age, socio-economic status and allergies.

Scientists have added, in fact, that about 23% to 27% of fresh asthma cases in obese children has the ability to be associated with obesity, in fact that means within 10% of asthma case it is possible to avoid this age group — and it is almost 1 million children in the USA — if the baby maintained a healthy weight.

"Asthma is considered to be the No. 1 acquired disease in children, and some of the bases, these as genetics and viral infections in childhood," said the main Creator of the study, Jason lang, a medical doctor. - obesity has the ability to be a single point of risk of childhood asthma, which could be prevented. This is another confirmation of this, exactly what to include children intensive in a healthy weight are fundamentally.”

Scientists that, in fact that the study had some limitation, and now need more studies in order to justify the fact that the extra authority and obesity are what cause the configurations that lead to asthma. Not least, they added, in fact the results are still talking about that, actually what obesity really plays a major role.

“I think actually that reasonable to worry about the fact that this is a causal relationship,” said Lange. "It seems that the excess authority or obesity in childhood is important to increase the risk of asthma, and this is an important rise, again paying attention to the importance of preventing obesity at an early age.”