Among some of the opposite reactions caused by medicinal cures dependency has been one of the most common problems. This has been observed among young asthma patients who have been daily inhalers. These children may in fact never get cured of asthma as the components in the inhalers make them dependent for life. It is like a crutch that never allows one to walk but entraps the user in a vicious cycle of dependent syndrome.

Medically this comes as a process of getting asthma worse in children. Daily usage of some of the most popularly supposedly asthma curing, inhaling substances will in fact never free the user from the usage. The problems with these types of medicines include that they never address the root problems of the disease only suppressing the mere cause. Soon enough immune system may develop against the very substance use and although relief may come for the time being it would not be easy to release the abnormality for certain.

Many children in the US and from around the world suffer from chronic asthma. The rates of children suffering have in fact gone higher. The studies warn that parents have to be more concerned with their children’s frequent use of inhalers than with the very disease of asthma itself. More often than not holistic treatments and curing of the roots of the allergy systems can cure asthma rather than the use of inhalers.

Though these numbers are true, researchers still suspect that still many cases are left undiagnosed because the symptoms of this disease is similar to other diseases like irritable bowel syndrome. Some studies also have found the fact that for each one diagnosed with Celiac Disease there are almost 30 people who have this disease unknowingly thus complicating themselves with a series of health hazards.

It is to find out the prevalence of celiac disease and to see whether it had any long-term health hazards if left unnoticed or diagnosed late a research team was formed under the leadership of Dr. Joseph Murray at Mayo Clinic. This team of researchers tested some blood samples gathered at Warren AFB (Air Force Base) in Wyoming during the time span of 1948 and 1954 for the presence of the antibody that a person with CD produce in reaction with the protein gluten.

They also compared this result with the results of the blood test collected form the Olmsted Country at Minnesota. The comparison study revealed surprising results that the young people of today are almost 4.5 times more likely to get affected by CD that the young people of 1950’s. Speaking about the results Dr. Murray said, CD is unusual but is no more a rare syndrome. He also added that celiac disease has become more common that it affects one in a hundred Americans.

This study also reported that people who were unaware of the fact that they have CD are 4 times more likely to die than people who were CD-free during its 45 years of research. Dr. Murray also confirmed this fact when he said undiagnosed CD may prove vital that it may have a serious impact on one’s survival.

When a person with this disease eats some food containing gluten, his/her immune system attacks the small intestine and destroys the intestine villi and also stops the absorption of vital nutrients into the body. Some of the symptoms of this disorder include abdominal discomfort, diarrhea, sudden weight loss, loss of teeth, anemia, infertility and even osteoporosis.