Why are sponge lungs better than hollow lungs?
There is no such thing as a "sponge lung" or a "hollow lung". Lungs are complex organs in animals and humans responsible for gas exchange. They have various structures and functions, but the terms "sponge lung" and "hollow lung" do not accurately describe any known lung type.Breathwork - Related Articles
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