At the end of the study, Reilly said those who got the homeopathic remedy boosted breathing capacity by 30 percent to 40 percent.
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Shelton knew from the start that Tommy Lee Jones was the only actor with the fire-breathing capacity for such a powerful, complicated performance.
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His autopsy was performed at the home and revealed that the left lung had collapsed and the right was at one-eighth its breathing capacity.
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Doctors at Okayama University Hospital discharged the woman after her breathing capacity improved to about half of that of a normal adult woman, Kyodo News agency reported.
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Although she survived, her breathing capacity was permanently damaged, and she also developed a fusion of her spine which caused her to have a lump on her back.
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Loss of breathing capacity is often the cause of death from ALS . There is no known cure for the disease, which causes muscles to fail and waste away.
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The researchers found the nurse-practitioner patients fared as well medically-- measured by breathing capacity in asthmatics, blood-sugar control in diabetics and blood pressure in people with hypertension-- as the doctors'patients.
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Megan has roughly a third of one lung's breathing capacity, so dad stayed busy during the long ordeal without power, maintaining three generators to keep Megan's ventilator and life-support systems going.
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Nikethamide is a respiratory stimulant that affects the central nervous system, having the effect of increasing breathing capacity; it was once used to revive people who had taken an overdose of barbiturates, scientists said.
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Cooper describes some of the major health benefits of aerobic exercise, such as gaining more efficient lungs by maximising breathing capacity, thereby increasing ability to ventilate more air in a shorter period of time.
