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Originally Posted by Martian
Bad posture might cause mild shortness of breath, but cannot cause the extreme difficulty breathing associated with an asthma attack without some other factor being involved.
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You seem to have missed that part. Calling the slight difficulty breathing associated with bad posture 'asthma-like' is akin to referring to a paper cut as a 'major laceration.' Asthma is characterized by a restriction of the bronchi, resulting in extreme shortness of breath, hyperventilation and/or even suffocation. Posture plays no role in this and to assert that it does is asinine.
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