The Surprising Connection Between Stress and Asthma

The Surprising Connection Between Stress and Asthma (0:46)

Stress increases your blood pressure and heart rate and causes your muscles to tense up, all of which can cause asthma attacks. In this video, Dr. Oz explains how exercise and meditation can reduce stress and lower your risk of asthma attacks.

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