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How can I increase my lung capacity?
When I was swimming the other day, I found it really hard to hold my breath for more than 20 seconds while swimming, and I would really like to increase my lung capacity so I can swim longer, and run longer too.
(I posted a question about my calf muscles for running). Will an increased lung capacity help me run better?
Deep breathing exercises will help. Stop when you start getting dizzy so you don't pass out. lol You certainly don't sound like a smoker, but I have to mention that smoking does cut your lung capacity. Fortunately you will get it back after quitting.
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Lung cancer involves abnormal cell growth in the lungs, part of the overall respiratory system. While doctors cannot explain why one person may develop lung cancer and someone may not, there are several factors that can lead to the development of lung cancer. According to the National Cancer Institute, people who smoke tobacco are at the greatest risk for developing lung cancer because of the harmful substances that are inhaled when smoking cigarettes, pipes, or cigars. Individuals exposed to radon are also at risk for developing lung cancer. Radon is a radioactive gas that is found in soil and rocks, although it cannot be seen, tasted, or smelled. Sometimes radon is found undetected in residential homes. People who work in mines may be exposed to radon, increasing their risk for lung cancer development. Other substances thought to be factors in the development of lung cancer are asbestos, arsenic, nickel, soot, and tar, among others. People that have had an immediate family member diagnosed with lung cancer are at risk, along with those who have already had a personal history of lung cancer. The risk of developing a second lung cancer is greatly increased after being diagnosed a first time.
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2 Responses to “Lung Increase”
Aha! My bestest of all the restest friend, Stan….
The gig is up! It tis you looking for the stinky undies and incest info! You naughty, nasty, perverse little boy!
On another note….thank you for your extremely generous offer of your body parts as a money maker as my monetary resources for the CODM (Church of the Dali Mama) are in dire straights since the purchase of the Jewel (real, no QVC junk) embedded crown and robe of saffron. I did protest (slightly) when my minions bestowed the gifts upon me but ya know….when ya got, ya got it and believe me, I do HAVE IT!
Prehaps the sale of a kidney or lung will increase the church coffers a bit.
Now, when can I send my man-servant to pick up said “parts”. I would not be so crude and pushy but the Bank Of O-He-Can-Feed-All-Of-Acorn-With-2-Fish-Bama is becoming quite impatient for the funds/taxes/tariffs that I do (not) owe .
Your sweetest of sweets and prettiest of pretties FWOB
TPB
PS I do believe that the offer of your personal organs might make you a FWB instead of FWOB.
Aha! My bestest of all the restest friend, Stan….
The gig is up! It tis you looking for the stinky undies and incest info! You naughty, nasty, perverse little boy!
On another note….thank you for your extremely generous offer of your body parts as a money maker as my monetary resources for the CODM (Church of the Dali Mama) are in dire straights since the purchase of the Jewel (real, no QVC junk) embedded crown and robe of saffron. I did protest (slightly) when my minions bestowed the gifts upon me but ya know….when ya got, ya got it and believe me, I do HAVE IT!
Prehaps the sale of a kidney or lung will increase the church coffers a bit.
Now, when can I send my man-servant to pick up said “parts”. I would not be so crude and pushy but the Bank Of O-He-Can-Feed-All-Of-Acorn-With-2-Fish-Bama is becoming quite impatient for the funds/taxes/tariffs that I do (not) owe .
Your sweetest of sweets and prettiest of pretties FWOB
TPB
PS I do believe that the offer of your personal organs might make you a FWB instead of FWOB.