The cold air is particularly dry, and this property has a significant impact on our respiratory system. Exercising in such an environment often leads to the onset of bronchospasm, known in technical terms as EIB (exercise-induced bronchospasm). This phenomenon is more common among people with asthma, but non-asthmatic athletes can also experience it. Breathing difficulties during exercise are especially prevalent among athletes who often train in cold weather conditions. It is important to understand that bronchospasm does not only signify the worsening of existing asthma but can also occur as a standalone issue. Asthmatic children can still engage in sports, as physical activity offers numerous health benefits. They should only…