Sentences with phrase «cold air in my lungs»

Because I almost always consider pulling over on the side of the road just to take photos of our Sunday drive: the crisp blue sky and the sharp green rolling hills, the turning - red blueberry bushes squatted across the fields, the rise of the mountains in the haze of morning, but how can you Instagram the rush of cold air in your lungs and how it makes you feel so beautifully, so fully, alive?

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Furthermore, fewer sunlight ultraviolet rays which may kill the pathogen and cold temperatures may let influenza linger both in the air and on common household surfaces; drier air may also make it easier for the virus to infect the lungs.

But when these invaders pass through to one or both lungs (often after you've had a cold or the flu), or if your immune system is too weak to defend against an infectious assault, tiny air sacs in your lungs, called alveoli, become inflamed and fill with fluid or pus.

The steamed air aggravates your upper respiratory tract and mucus lining, resulting in your breathing becoming more frequent and deeper, your bronchial tubes and lung capability proliferate, which assists in fighting common colds, allergic reactions, sinusitis, laryngitis, and asthma.

A respiratory condition in which the lung airways are chronically inflamed, asthma can be triggered by substances other than pet dander, such as dust mites, exhaust, smoke, and cold air, or even allergens from rodents and cockroaches.

The cold air on my face and in my lungs is invigorating, to say the least.

In contrast, mouth breathing pulls cold, dry air to the lungs.

With nearly full face coverage, this wool balaclava guards against cold air, and warms up the air I'm breathing in before it hits my lungs.

«You feel the snow and cold in your lungs, as if you've inhaled the place's icy air, or spent time crunching through pure white blinding snow that comes up to the knees.

As a massive blanket of arctic air brings twenty - year record cold temperatures to the United States, it's not surprising to see the Church of Global Warming in full - on shrieking panic mode, screaming at the top of their lungs that a blast of cold weather doesn't disprove their theories.

By John Hayward — As a massive blanket of arctic air brings twenty - year record cold temperatures to the United States, it's not surprising to see the Church of Global Warming in full - on shrieking panic mode, screaming at the top of their lungs that a blast of cold weather doesn't disprove their theories.