INHALEIndividualized Nutrition to Help Asthmatics Improve Lung Function and Energetics (INHALE)

The study aims to explore how different diets can affect people with asthma, specifically focusing on improving lung function and energy levels. It targets adults living with asthma, a condition that causes breathing difficulties and can significantly impact daily life. The researchers hope to determine if certain dietary changes can help manage asthma symptoms better and possibly identify factors that predict how well individuals respond to these dietary interventions. This research is important as it could offer new, non-medicinal ways to improve asthma management. Participants in this trial will first go through a screening and preparation period. They will then follow three different diets, each lasting seven days, with a break of at least seven days in between each one to ensure no carry-over effects. During the study, the researchers will assess asthma control and lung function after each diet to see which type of diet has the most beneficial impact. The process involves careful monitoring to evaluate how each dietary change influences asthma symptoms and lung performance.