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dose anyone know anything about coconut oil4asthma

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i just heard about coconut oil helping kids and aduilts with asthma please help just tring to help my cild thank you
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Dear Donna...I really don't know that much about childhood asthma...however...I think your best bet is to keep your child's bedroom as allergy free and clean as possible (no pets allowed and keep the sheets cleaned). Maybe also run a cool mist humidifier...whatever your doc recommends..I haven't ever heard about the cocunut thing (snake oil? coconut oil? if only it were that simple). The good news is....a lot of children outgrow childhood asthma...I hope that is the case with yours...sincerely Bluekat
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thank you
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Sorry Donna3, I don't know if coconut oil helps. But if I run across anything I'll let you know. You can certainly run into a good amount of information (I've made no assessment of the QUALITY of that information) by Googling "coconut oil asthma" and the like.

Good luck. Thanks for helping your children.
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