Sentences with phrase «air it inhales»

It turned out that the amount of air inhaled by the volunteers through the nose doubled when they brought their hands to their face.

This can be caused by overly large turbinates, which are tiny humidifiers in the nose that make sure air you inhale is moist when it hits your lungs.

The moist air you inhale helps heal sinus and chest congestion, loosen the mucus, unblock nasal pathways, and cleanse the body of microbes.

Everything we take in — from the air we inhale to the food we consume and the thoughts and emotions that we feel — is brought into us with the prana vayus.

There is no real life proof that «races» differ in any meaningful way besides minor ecological and geographical adaptations and evolutionary differences like my long thin nose to pick a rather vulgar example, which clearly changed from my African forefathers due to their migration to colder climates, thus allowing the more efficient heating of the air inhaled, to avoid hypothermia with the minor drawback of restricting the flow of air and thus reducing the amount that can be inhaled compared to those in warmer lands.

The next generation can't be allowed to grow up with damaged lungs simply because the air they inhaled daily was filled with toxic levels of pollution.»

The more a puppy breathes in, the more cold air it inhales.

The total volume of air inhaled and exhaled per day for an average person is 10,800 L (29), so that one person will typically emit 6.1 μmol of DMS per day.

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But by the time the paramedics had a stethoscope to his chest, his bodily functions had returned to normal — he had inhaled fresh air.

The building breathes, inhaling cool air through soffits and exhaling warm air through chimney - like structures.

Some cleaning methods, like pouring boiling water onto the coral, can release the toxin into the air, where it can be inhaled.

Please do not inhale too deeply when near me, my putrid stench of dried feces and semen that lingers in the air around me might just make you pass out before you can gaze into the rotted hole that's where my face should be as I am a brutal depository of all that is foul and decayed, putrid and filthy attempting to spew out my brain eating cancer that is religion on any unsuspecting dupe that crosses my slimy viscous path...

Chemicals often settle on surfaces, and dusting with a dry rag releases them into the air to be inhaled.

Finally inhaling softer air.

The air around it seemed perpetually saturated in sugary smells that infected all those who inhaled it with a placebo sugar rush.

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Audible breathing which is heavy accompanied with whistles and wheezes as the baby exhales and inhales the air

When you are allergic to ragweed pollen and inhale it from the air, hay fever symptoms show up.

It is only when the baby is lifted out of the water into the air that its body switches from receiving air through the placenta and instead the baby inhales air into its lungs.

The bottle's shape and vent system determines how much air a baby inhales along with milk.

An asthmatic attack can be brought on by allergens, such as pollens, mold spores, and animal danders; airway pollutants (including cigarette smoke and paint fumes); viral respiratory infections; and occasionally exercise or inhaling cold air.

Although the health effects of these chemicals to babies are not yet known, it's still an important safety risk to consider, because as the study pointed out, babies actually inhale more air per surface than adults, putting them at greater risk for inhalation exposure.

Inhale from an open bottle, rub a drop of oil between the palms and inhale, mist into the air, or diInhale from an open bottle, rub a drop of oil between the palms and inhale, mist into the air, or diinhale, mist into the air, or diffuse.

This would be a rare occurrence because babies do not normally inhale until they are exposed to air.

If the baby is experiencing stress in the birth canal or if the umbilical cord becomes kinked or twisted, the baby might gasp for air with the possibility of inhaling water.3

The spores grow all over the tree, and when they're released into the air, inhaling them into the nose and lungs can trigger allergy symptoms.

So, and the fact that she couldn't take milk from a bottle and she would dribble it out and she would inhale a lot of air.

If not correctly handled, the lead particles contaminate the air that you breathe, and if inhaled by the child, they pose developmental problems.

Additionally, because infants inhale significantly higher air volume per body weight than adults and sleep a longer time, they experience about 10 times as much inhalation exposure as adults when exposed to the same level of VOCs, the researchers said.

«The day is not far my friends when the children of Norfolk will be bussed in order to inhale our superior air.»

A decade after Clear Indoor Air Act severely limited indoor smoking in New York, the focus has turned to e-cigarettes — battery - powered devices that deliver measured doses of vapor to the «smoker» when inhaled.

Studies have long demonstrated links between increased asthma risk and heart disease and fine particulate matter inhaled along with air, but there has been less data on the relationship between coarse matter and lung disease.

All we know is that for something to have a smell, its molecules must easily evaporate so they can be carried in air and inhaled, but they must also dissolve in mucus to be detected.

They were directly inhaling the lead that was in the air, and they were certainly transferring lead from dust and soil into their bodies through their mouths.

We realized only later that concentrations of dust in the air were so high that they overwhelmed all the normal defenses of the human respiratory tract, and people inhaled ounces of dust into their trachea or their bronchi.

The Neanderthal face shape was thought to be a result of the growth of large sinuses, which warm inhaled air.

After blasting off from Baikonur, Krikalev wouldn't inhale earthly air for 312 days.

The third variant is the «lip variant» in which air is initially inhaled through pursed lips and then the mouth is abruptly opened, dropping resistance and allowing air to rush through the mouth.

Commercial air purifiers aim for removing the small particles that are present in soot, smoke or car exhaust because these damaging particles are inhaled directly into the lungs.

Whether smelling roses or sour milk, children with autism inhale about the same amount of air, researchers report July 2 in Current Biology.

Spirometry calculates pulmonary function from measuring how much air one inhales, and how much and how quickly one exhales.

The cylindrical chamber contains calcium hydroxide and a filter to remove toxic byproducts before the NO - enriched air exits on the right to be inhaled by the patient.

Now a research team led by the Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) physician who pioneered the use of inhaled nitric oxide has developed a lightweight, portable system that produces NO from the air by means of an electrical spark.

Physicians believe that sarcoidosis may be triggered by the body's immune response to environmental factors, such as something inhaled from the air.

Additionally, because infants inhale significantly higher air volume per body weight than adults and sleep a longer time, they experience about 10 times as much inhalation exposure as adults when exposed to the same level of VOCs, the researchers said.

Above the treetops, he checks a cluster of instruments that analyze the lush canopy as a collection of numbers: the amount of carbon being inhaled from the atmosphere, the concentration of water vapor in the air and the precise mix of hues the leaves exhibit.

When inhaled, the nanoparticles enter deep into the lungs, potentially all the way into the air sacs that move oxygen into our bloodstream during the normal breathing process.

When inhaled, they journey into the smallest air passages in the lungs, which are off - limits to larger particles.

Inhaled diacetyl, the chemical that gives microwave popcorn its sinful buttery flavor, is suspected to gradually inflame and scar the lungs» tiny air sacs, making it increasingly difficult for sufferers to exhale.

Influenza is thought to spread among humans three ways — touch; coughing and sneezing, which launches droplets containing virus from the lungs onto surfaces; and aerosols, smaller droplets suspended in the air that could be inhaled (SN: 6/29/13, p. 9).