Smoking & Breathing: Does Smoking Affect Your Respiratory Rate?
Smoking cigarettes does not cause you to breathe slower. In fact, smoking cigarettes typically causes a person's breathing to increase. This is because smoking cigarettes can irritate the airways and cause inflammation, which can lead to a person having difficulty breathing and an increased respiratory rate.Breathwork - Related Articles
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