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Chronic Inflammation and Mucus Hyper Secretion Are the Factors Responsible For Various Respiratory Diseases Including Throat and Lung Cancers: Prevention and Management through Exercise Interventions.

Manikonda Prakash Rao

The objective of the paper is to create awareness among people about alternative and complimentary methods to protect themselves from various respiratory diseases including throat and lung cancers. The diseases cause the following changes in airways. (1) Inflammation: Acute inflammation is a defense process whereas chronic inflammation is a disease process. (2) Hyper secretion of mucus: Is the result of goblet cell hyperplasia in respiratory mucosa and is a prominent future of inflammation. They go together. Chronic mucus hyper secretion is a potential risk factor for an accelerated loss of lung function. The thick viscous mucus in the lungs will be conducive to pathogens. Continued inflammation and mucus hyper secretion may significantly contribute to transformation of normal cells into pre-cancerous cells and later into cancerous cells i.e. the scope for series of mutations on genes may get increased. (3) Bronchospasm: Is an additional factor in asthma patients. Exercise is a potent medication in history. It can be used as a tool to manage various respiratory diseases including throat and lung cancers. Cleaning Upper airway passages, mouth, nose and pharynx, the primary sites of colonization of pathogens and the sinuses, the way stations to the brain are the exercises. These exercises should be practiced with hypertonic solution i.e., a solution having greater osmotic pressure than that of cells or body fluids and draws water out of cells thus inducing plasmolysis