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If you have been smoking for a while, it can have a negative effect on your lungs. Some of those negative effects are a chronic hacking cough as well as shortness of breath. If you have these symptoms, most likely, your lungs are clogging up with tar and other chemicals from smoking. But the situation is not irreversible, you can still get clear lungs in a relatively short time.
So, how does smoking interfere with your lungs? In healthy clear lungs, the passage ways in your lungs must be kept clean and free of sediments that could clog the tiny passage ways and interfere with the oxygen/carbon dioxide exchange. In order to maintain good clear lungs, your lungs contain thousands of tiny hair like stalks called cilia. The cilia continually sweep impurities and sediment out of the lungs to keep them clean.
When you smoke, tar and other chemicals are drawn into the lungs. If you are just an occasional smoker, the cilia can easily keep the lungs clean. But if you are a heavy smoker, the cilia cannot effectively do their job. As you continue to smoke, many of the tiny cilia are damaged, making the cleaning process even more difficult. Over time, tar from cigarette smoke begins to clog the tiny air chambers.
If you smoke regular cigarettes, as opposed to light or low tar versions, you inhale about 22 milligrams with each puff. Smoking 2 packs a day, you can ingest almost a quart on tar during the course of a year. It is difficult, if not impossible, for your system to keep up with this much inhaled tar and maintain clear lungs. As a result, you may experience coughing and shortness of breath.
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If you've been smoking for some time now, you can get rid of that hacking cough and get clear lungs. Download the details for this easy process at Get Clear Lungs Now!
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