"When you're not having an asthma symptoms, your airways are clear," Thanks for telling

Asthma Gameplay: "Just Breathe lol" Asthma Lore:

“And once you’re done showing the kids the lungs make sure you pack the body back up again”

props to the guy who volunteered to show this

The worst part is it can happen randomly, kinda like how KZfaq randomly recommends older videos.

I like how gym teachers wont accept that asthma is a thing. Yes. One time I got denied my inhaler. That was fun

Gym teachers: If you don't get up right now and do the required 50000 mile run you're going to the office and I'll make sure you fail the year.

the man who made himself have a asthma attack just for this video needs a raise.

Why is this a perfect loop

The narrator sounded like he's in mid of asthma attack.

I feel so bad for anyone who has to go through this 😢

Student: *Has an asthma attack* School nurse: “Here take this ice pack”

as a person who has asthma, i can confirm that when i have a asthma attack my skin disappears and so does my muscle

For those wondering: When added all together, the Harry Potter books contain 1,084,170 words.

"He never protect" "Rather, always attack" "But most importantly..." "He always back"

As someone who’s been in the hospital almost every year of their life because of asthma is interesting to see what happens when an asthma attack occurs because I’ve almost died from it before

To avoid getting denied an inhaler during pe just say “I’ve passed out before and I’ll do it again”

"took away his vape, now he's pretending he can't breath. smh"

Lets take a moment and applaud the camera man for impaling this guys chest in order to get a clear fooysge of an asthma attack.

I love how gym teachers don't accept that asthma is real. Once mine made me run when I said that I couldn't breathe. I passed out. Fun.

Attacks suck but running alot and doing outdoor activities that constantly have you breathing hard will literally cure for a long period of time you once your older

Body: "Release the mucus, we need to protect the lungs!!" Human: "But I'll die!" Body: "I forgot where is that my problem." Edit: Hey ya, if you guys found some people arguing about politics in the reply section, just respond with 🗿 because that's funny, I think. Also, I made a Touhou funny. It's in my channel.

Just by watching this I can almost feel it again...

"When your'e not having asthma symptoms, your airways are clear" I wonder if every 60 seconds without asthma symptoms a minute without asthma symptoms passes...

I have mild asthma, and I can say to anyone else who has asthma, I feel your pain, and we’re all in this together. 👍

Send this to all the people who told you to "Just breathe" while you were literally gasping for dear life.

Don't know if this will help anyone, but for me, when exercising, having a warm up really helps to prevent any feelings of asthma. For example, if I were to break into a flat out jog or run, my asthma would absolutely act up. But spending a bit of time walking beforehand will help keep it in control. Not to mention, if you are exerting yourself a lot, taking deep, controlled breaths will keep your asthma down better than short, quick breaths. Don't know what you'll do with this information, just some random tips I've discovered while dealing with my asthma.

So my lungs really just be like "I'm gonna quit the one thing I'm supposed to do. Breathe."

I wish he'd say: "Here's a simple trick to get it fixed"

asthma attack lore:"put this on x2 speed and some music" fun fact:is actually painful to cough for me and i dont know the reason fun fact 2:is not painful to cough anymore but i still cough

The scary thing is, it’s not that you can’t get air in your lungs having a asthma attack. It’s getting the air out so basically you can’t breathe partially because you can’t get the air out making it even harder to breathe in.

Asthma is just a Breathing Minigame on Legendary Difficulty

When I was around 5 or 7 I had asthma, it was difficult to breathe at times. One time in particular I was staying at my grandmother's house and in the middle of the night I woke up and suddenly couldn't breathe at all. I woke up my mom to help look for my inhaler and we could not find it, it had mysteriously vanished. After a bit of searching for it I fainted from lack of oxygen and my mom freaked and carried me to the car and drove to the hospital. I woke up in a hospital bed with an oxygen mask around my face. My mom was sitting next to me on the phone talking to my dad. I remember thinking that a person is stuck with asthma forever and there is no way to get rid of it. I remember thinking to myself what if my asthma one day gets me and my parents aren't there and I can't find my inhaler?? I have been asthma free for 10 years.

As a person with asthma, I can make a whistle without anything.

Can't wait for someone to speed it up and turn it into "asthma lore"

*Explains how an asthma attack works *Refuses to elaborate further *Ends video

When I was a kid my asthma got so bad that I had to inhale through a mask connected to a machine that produces fog from liquid medicine. The feeling when you can finally scratch your nose and wipe your mouth is so good.

I’m grateful I haven’t got asthma for years now. It’s terrible when the attack hits you. Don’t drink too much cold drinks if you’re asthmatic.

I'm more entertained getting knowledge like this cause my teachers doesn't force me to learn this and my grades aren't on the line watching this.

"When you're not having an asthma symptoms, your airways are clear." "Every 60 seconds in Africa, a minute passes."

Imagine having full asthma and a full stuffy nose. Yeah it would be a nightmare to breathe

I thought this was one of those "Brain Aneurysm" shitposts lmao

Oh yes "Asthma attack lore"

"When you're not having asthma symptoms your airways are clear." *Hmmm yes. The floor is made out of floor.*

Another way the human body is sometimes stupid, just like allergies for completely normal things. Gotta feel sorry for those who suffer things they shouldn't suffer from

I had an asthma attack once in gym, was on the floor wheezing. Luckily, my friend decided to be absolutely hilarious and somehow my laughing made it better

I had been asthma for 2 years. Its was nightmare, its took my mother's money a lot to help me recover. At that time, I felt sorry for my mom. Now I'm good and no coughing anymore. Thanks mom

As a person with asthma, I can say. Having an asthma attack is very scary. Imagine you're losing conciousness and trying to breathe as hard as you can, but you just can't, something won't let you.

Playing football while dealing with asthma sucks, especially when you get hit by a big dude.

Asthma sucks. Playing sports with asthma can be difficult, especially when it’s cold outside

Asthma attacks are no joke. For those who never experienced that feeling wen your air shuts off thank goodness. The longest asthma attack I’ve had was 2 minutes with no air sure it sounds crazy but people living with it get use to it and can control themselves. But still sucks

Plot twist : everyone started breathing uncomfortably during this 😶

Dude props to the camera man for showing us how this works he a real one

Props to the guy who endured the pain for this video

Now everyone watching this is a hypochondriac, thinking they’re having an attack whilst everything is actually fine.

My little brother goes through so much. Thankfully, the treatments he’s been going through have helped him tremendously!

Just watching this makes me worry about my father because he’s in his 50s and has bad asthma

Fun fact: you didn't find this video, this video FOUND YOU

I have had 3 when I was a kid. I stopped getting them now. I don't remember too much what they were like but... I remember myself waking up and literally screaming as hard as I could. I couldn't breath... I literally couldn't. I had woken up my mother who understood what was happening. She grabbed my inhaler and we were going to the hospital. It was like 12 at night. I don't remember how the situation got better but I remember going there and the doctor giving me some medical stuff. Apparently my face was blue.

Shout out to my father who told my school I was "just being dramatic" during an athsma attack and would deny me my inhaler even when I could barely speak because of it.

Man I remember having my 2nd asthma attack. It costed me a chance to graduate from the Army. As a kid, I've dreamt of growing up and becoming a soldier and serving my country. Had it once as a kid, doctors thought it was a season change. As time progresses, I began to note how difficult it was for me to run one mile during PE every week at my high school years. Still, I dismissed it. Joined the Army back in June 2020, ready to give it my all to become a soldier and make my family proud. Halfway through trainning when we did the 50 foot crawl through the tall grass, I suffocated and nearly passed out twice. It wasn't until my drill sergeant came to me and asked about my symptoms of which I confirmed it. I was discharged back in October, but I was given a chance to rejoin, I spent every night the past 8 months working out on gym equipment in my room to keep a better shape, and now I'm questioning if I should even rejoin back after community college or not. My heart tells me to rejoin but my gut tells me itll just end up worse for me. Anyone know what I can do with mild to severe asthma?

When you show this to your PE teacher: PE teacher: *evaporates*

I've had asthma for quite sometime now and my worst attack I've ever had lasted for 3 days. My mom didn't believe that I was actually having a real attack though. She thought I was faking so that I wouldn't have to go to school. In reality it was possibly one of the worst asthma attacks I'd have ever had. For the first day it wasn't that bad and I was just light headed and couldn't breath well. When the second day came around it became harder to breath and felt like I couldn't inhale much before coughing. For the third day I would take a very small breath in every couple of seconds or so as to not cough. It became very hard for me to even speak during this time. My mom had dropped me off at my dad's for the weekend, Where he would later take me to the emergency room at around 11pm. We stayed there until about 2am where they finally gave me some steroids and a prescription. It's been about 6 years since then and I've had very little problems with it, since it is mainly seasonal. But there are still things that can trigger it, one such thing being Ragweed.

This is so cool. My Covid triggered my asthma and lasted for 5weeks. Thank God its gone now. Never wanna go through that again. Thanks for this informative vid. 💛👏

Clicked this thinking that it's a "edging my aneurysm" type of meme, but it this wasn't a meme, still had an asthma attack laughing for no reason.

Haha it’s so fun to have really bad asthma while playing a lot of sports

Did you know when a pregnant woman swims, she is a submarine?

KZfaq: let's randomly recomend to anyone after 3 years 😀

the guy sounds like hes having an asthma attack while talking about asthma attacks lmao

I like this representation of an asthma attack using a body diagram. For me, it's better to learn things by looking at the process so now I learned how the lungs are affected if asthma strikes. 😊👌

The body: (Asthma attack iminent, search for safe locals) Pulmon: ASTHMA ATTACK, EVERYBODY TO THE FLOOR!!! (PMMM POWWW BUUMMMMMMMM)

*"Air can flow easily in and out of ur lungs"* Thanks, I didn't knew that :')

For anyone lucky enough to not have/have had asthma, it feels exactly how it looks.

For anyone who doesnt have asthma think about someone choking you but just enough to where you can breath the tiniest sliver but completely starts strangling you every once in a while

Asthma lore: LolTyler1: I’m just gonna pretend I didn’t watch that

"when you're not having asthma your airways are clear" "The missile knows where it is because it knows where it isn't" Same vibes

When I would cry sometimes I would cry I would get a asthma attack

People with asthma wasn't recommended to watch demon slayer

Hello men of culture from across the globe, I see the algorithm has brought us together again for this very sacred moment.

As a person with asthma, this was really helpful. Thx.

The computer has to know about it because you're being confronted

This will make a fine addition to my "KZfaq Algorithm Strikes again" playlist

Me in a party: ***sweats excessively because I’m forced to play football and gets bronchitis and asthma at the same time*** My best friend faking asthma (he didn’t had it) so he wouldn’t play football: haha Nintendo switch go brrr The aunt of the friend that had his birthday party: nOOooOOoO you faking cuz your friend has asthmaaAaAAAa Me: fakes death so I get to play with the Nintendo and not die of asthma

I'm so glad I haven't had an intense asthma attack in so long. My asthma has been getting a lot better I don't ever have them as much as I did when I was younger but watching this just reminded me of how it felt

My friend in 3rd grade had an asthma attack after we were on the race cats and now I know how scary that was for her 😰 I haven’t talked to her for a many years though

"When you're not having asthma symptoms, your airways are clear" Yeah "Every 60 seconds in Africa, a minute passes"

My son has athsma, he is only 4, he gets unwell and chest infections frequently and i can say it is by far the worst feeling ever hoping that inhalers help and thats about it.

It’s nice to know I’m not the only one with asthma I’m glad this was recommended

"When you are not having asthma symptoms your airways are clear" Same vibe as "Every 60 seconds in Africa, a minute passes"

So THIS is what is going inside me. I feel completed. And exhausted, but completed.

So is whats been going on within my lungs for 23 years

I had an asthma attack , opened youtube and this was the first video that was reccomended to me

I would love to see the effect an inhaler has on it

...... I want to do a stupid "Asthma Lore" thing or whatever but I really shouldn't. Like at all.

"When you're not having an asthma symptoms, your airways are clear," In other news: "Water is Wet"

“when you’re not having an asthma attack your airways are clear” every 60 seconds, a minute passes.

Okay, recommended is definitely listening to my conversations or has access to my medical records. How the fu-…

I’ve only had one asthma attack 6 years ago when I was 21. Whenever I exhaled it got harder to breathe in. After 40 mins it got to the point I couldn’t even inhale long enough to talk but I wasn’t freaking out either. I just felt tired and was about to take a nap until my brother came home. I couldn’t talk anymore and had to write down what was happening and when I went to the hospital they just put a mask on me and I was good as new.

Me and my friend both have asthma, both of us having pretty mild asthma but theirs being a touch more severe, one time they realised they felt light headed as if they couldn’t breathe properly and they told the teacher that they think they were going to have an asthma attack too the teacher, the teacher just bluntly said “you don’t have asthma” and denied their inhaler. Like bitch I think they have a better knowledge of themselves than you, this was further proven when just 20 minutes later they had to go to the hospital for a fully blown asthma attack, I can’t remember too many of their recovery details but they are okay now

Nobody noticed that smooth and perfect transition between the end and beginning..