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We know exercise is good for everybody, but why is it so crucial for Alphas to stay physically fit? Regardless of how Alpha-1 affects you, exercise can help prevent your condition from worsening and may even help improve your quality of life in the long run.
While smoke is a major risk factor for lung-affected Alphas, it’s far from the only one. Many substances found throughout the home and other environments can negatively impact your health.
For those who are affected by low oxygen levels (hypoxemia), oxygen therapy or supplemental oxygen can provide the additional oxygen needed to help you continue to perform at your best.
It is your physician’s responsibility to do their best to understand and monitor your condition, but your health as an Alpha should be a collaborative effort. Read on to find some tips straight from the BFRG on how to discuss your condition with your doctor and help keep your Alpha-1 health in check.
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