Lung abnormality of smoker Vs Normal Lung #shorts #youtbeshorts #short

Smoking makes breathing more difficult as displayed in this video!!⁣
It’s easy to tell which is which. The healthy lungs are pinky red and the those that went through a pack of cigarettes a day for 30 years look like a wreck, completely destroyed in a fire. ⁣
Both lungs are given the same amount of oxygen here BUT the smoker's lung has a much harder time expanding. The striking difference is visible right away.⁣
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Lungs can be very badly affected by smoking, this video demonstrates the effects pretty well! Coughs, colds, wheezing, chronic bronchitis and asthma are just a tiny portion of a long list of conditions. Fatal diseases such as pneumonia, emphysema and lung cancer are frequently the leading cause of mortality. ⁣
Cigarettes smoke chemicals are interfering with the body's ability to filter air and cleaning out the lungs. It also irritates and paralyzes the cilia-tiny hair-like structures that line the airways and clean out dust and dirt along with over-production of mucous. ⁣
This extra mucus means smokers are more likely to suffer from chronic bronchitis and what is known as 'smoker's cough'.⁣
Emphysema is another condition in which long-term smoking gradually damages and causes over-inflation of the alveoli, leading to shortness of breath due to reduced amount of lung tissue available for the transfer of oxygen from the air to the blood.⁣
Because these lungs are COPD, cancerous lungs, the elastance is gone, so they will stretch out but then the recoil of them just snaps right back. Elastance is the ability of lungs to rebound after inhalation. Reduced elastance means the lungs are stiff and have to work way harder to bring in sufficient air, leaving its possessor breathless.⁣
The bright side is, that many diseases caused by smoking are actually reversible!

[lolepicbrian]

Thanks now I found the reason too rip my lungs out of my body I hate the movement