Where are Europe's best riverside bike routes?
Mar 15th, 2015, 08:27 AM
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Does it make any difference for someone with exertion-induced asthma as to whether they are exercising in dry air or humid air? Puglia is a quite dry region of Italy and is noted for its cycling routes, although I don't think there are any riverside routes. But the Po river routes in northern Italy would be quite humid, maybe a bit more to the east but not a lot of dry air in the west either.
I think of Swiss mountains as being dry as bone, but don't what it is like around the lakes.
I think of Swiss mountains as being dry as bone, but don't what it is like around the lakes.
Mar 17th, 2015, 06:08 AM
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sandralist,
Don't know how much humidity affects exercise-induced asthma, but I would guess dry air is better.
Although I rarely use it, I have an inhaler. My daughter laughed that on our bike trip it seemed like I was Superman after I used it, so I guess it's helpful.
Don't know how much humidity affects exercise-induced asthma, but I would guess dry air is better.
Although I rarely use it, I have an inhaler. My daughter laughed that on our bike trip it seemed like I was Superman after I used it, so I guess it's helpful.
