asthma

>>8056860
As someone who has asthma and have had it forever I can explain.

Whenever I consume something my body does not like then for some reason my breathing holes close from the inside and I start taking in only like 10% of the oxygen I would take originally, making me have to breath in really fast which then tires me out and shit.

Inhalers have a magic dust that make the holes open up again but also have the side effect of increasing blood pressure.

>>8056864
i got asthma too, magic dust? really nigger?

>>8056874
I don't know what it is man what do you want me to say? I study math, not chemistry.

>>8056875
ok

Inflammation of the lungs, which inhalers ease.

>>8056860
it's what you think
tense or inflamed muscles in the lunges
the medicine either relaxes the muscles or reduces swelling, depending on the inhaler

heres a source that is not credible whatsoever
http://www.livestrong.com/article/74652-ingredients-asthma-inhaler/

Your bronchioles effectively swell up and constrict, causing less air to be effectively available to your lungs.
Beta-agonists are the typical inhalers that are used, and they effectively are like an adrenaline boost, which both dilates these bronchioles, and increases your heart rate.

(source: asthmatic w/ a biomed degree)

>>8056860
Inhalers have pharmaceutics that expand the bronchial tubes. That's why some althetes use them, it's a form of doping.

>>8056875
This is what you get for studying math

>>8057227
Are you implying that somehow it hurts me to not know what the mechanism of the medicine is?

topkek, you should keep your autism in check, nobody gives a shit.

>>8057242
lay off the math there, you're being a bit aggressive. Remember, short doses only from now on.

>>8056864
Don't let him discern you and your maths. Now elaborate on your witchcraft before we get itchy burny fingers and burn you.

Doesn't smoking ease asthma symptoms as well?

>>8056875
>>8056874
its a steroid