10 Interesting Fact About The Human Respiratory System

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• The average human breathes around 13,000 liters of air every day.
• Human lungs have more than 300 million alveoli (air sacs) that help the exchange of gas in the body.
• When we sneeze, the air can throw out of the nose and mouth at a speed of more than 160 km/hour.
• The human body can regulate the speed and depth of breathing as needed.
• In addition to oxygen, the lungs also release carbon dioxide and water from the body.
• Humans can survive for several minutes without breathing, but this can endanger health.
• Cigarettes and air pollution can damage the lungs and worsen respiratory conditions.
• Dogs have the ability to smell because they have more alveoli in their lungs than humans.
• When we speak, we remove air from the lungs and produce sound using the vocal cords in the throat.
• Sports and physical activity can increase lung capacity and strengthen the respiratory system.