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Epinephrine dilates the bronchial tubes in the lungs to make space for more oxygen and charges the heart, enabling more blood to push through.
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Two lobes at the base of the bronchial tubes form the lungs.
healthland.time.com
Eucalyptus is known to open up bronchial tubes and ease congestion, and make breathing easier.
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Asthma is a chronic illness affecting the bronchial tubes, which normally allow air to come in and out of the lungs.
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Bronchitis is known to follow a cough or flu and cause infection or swelling of bronchial tubes.
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He had damaged bronchial tubes (bronchiectasis) from a bacterial infection in infancy.
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Breathing becomes easier within 72 hours as the bronchial tubes relax, and energy levels rise.
www.telegraph.co.uk
It causes thick sticky mucus to be produced, blocking the bronchial tubes and preventing the body's natural enzymes from digesting food.
www.irishhealth.com
The mucus in the lungs/bronchial tubes is so difficult for them to expel that it would continually cut off her breathing.
thechart.blogs.cnn.com
So to conserve water, your body attempts to reduce water loss during respiration by constricting your bronchial tubes through the creation of histamines.
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