Exercise Induced Asthma
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Exercise induced asthma can occur in up to 90% of asthmatics, and is highly prevalent in non-asthmatic individuals who take part in high-ventilation or endurance sports. Are there any of you out there who would be interested in volunteering for a research trial to help improve the treatment of the condition?
If you have asthma or exercise induced asthma then we need you!
I am a PhD researcher running a trial at Nottingham Trent University examining whether the management of exercise induced asthma can be improved through dietary manipulation.
Who can take part? – Physically active men (training 3-4 hours a week) aged 18-45, who get wheezy and tight chested during exercise or on the cessation of exercise and/or have asthma.
What will you get out of it? – We will confirm whether you have exercise induced asthma through methods recommended by the International Olympic Committee-Medical Commission (often unavailable from your GP), provide free fitness testing, and potentially reduce your asthma symptoms.
Next Step - If you would like more information please contact
Mr Neil Williams: neil.williams2010@my.ntu.ac.uk, 0115 8483820 or
Dr Michael Johnsons: michael.johnson@ntu.ac.uk
This study has been approved by Nottingham Trent University’s Ethics Committee
Many Thanks,
Neil Williams
Sport, Health and Performance Enhancement (SHAPE) Research Group
Nottingham Trent University
NG11 8NS
Nottingham, UK.
0115 8483820
If you have asthma or exercise induced asthma then we need you!
I am a PhD researcher running a trial at Nottingham Trent University examining whether the management of exercise induced asthma can be improved through dietary manipulation.
Who can take part? – Physically active men (training 3-4 hours a week) aged 18-45, who get wheezy and tight chested during exercise or on the cessation of exercise and/or have asthma.
What will you get out of it? – We will confirm whether you have exercise induced asthma through methods recommended by the International Olympic Committee-Medical Commission (often unavailable from your GP), provide free fitness testing, and potentially reduce your asthma symptoms.
Next Step - If you would like more information please contact
Mr Neil Williams: neil.williams2010@my.ntu.ac.uk, 0115 8483820 or
Dr Michael Johnsons: michael.johnson@ntu.ac.uk
This study has been approved by Nottingham Trent University’s Ethics Committee
Many Thanks,
Neil Williams
Sport, Health and Performance Enhancement (SHAPE) Research Group
Nottingham Trent University
NG11 8NS
Nottingham, UK.
0115 8483820
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