Vitamin D might ease asthma, says study


Spending some time in the sun may benefit those with asthma, says study. - Filepic

Catching some rays outside could be a simple solution to managing acute asthmatic episodes, according to a new study at Tel Aviv University.

While previous studies cast a shadow of doubt over vitamin D’s influence on asthma, lead author Dr Ronit Confino-Cohen says the sunshine’s nutrient could regulate immune responses, hindering asthma’s control over the immune system.

Having not enough vitamin D increases the chances of an asthma attack by 25%, says study. – Filepic

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