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Revealing facts about the real inner you
The lungs do the vital job of respiration: bringing in the oxygen that the body’s tissues need to survive and sending away the carbon dioxide that they produce as a waste product. That role, however, puts them squarely in the path of airborne toxins, bacteria and viruses.
IN WITH THE GOOD AIR
This article was originally published with the title Breathe Deep.
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